Question 1

Intentional interviewing is concerned with:​
A)​finding the single best response for each client statement.
B)​the counselor knowing one theory exceptionally well.
C)​having many alternative responses available to any client statement.
D)being able to explain why you made that particular choice.

Accepted Answer

Intentional interviewing focuses on having a variety of responses available to tailor the interaction to the client's needs, rather than relying on a single best response.

Question 2

Intentionality is:​
A)​choosing from a range of alternative actions to help different clients.
B)​having a preferred action or thought to offer to all clients.
C)​using a preselected point of view to understand clients' problems.
D)applying similar skills to help clients from different ethnic groups or cultures.

Accepted Answer

Intentionality involves selecting from a range of alternative actions to best suit the needs of different clients, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach.

Question 3

____ is useful for obtaining information about a client.
A)​Interviewing
B)​Counseling
C)​Psychotherapy
D)Psychiatry

Accepted Answer

Interviewing is a technique specifically designed to gather information from a client, making it useful for obtaining detailed and relevant data about the client's situation, history, and needs.

Question 4

How can you distinguish psychotherapy from interviewing and counseling?​
A)​Psychotherapy is briefer than interviewing and counseling.
B)​Psychotherapy works with less complex problems of daily living.
C)​Psychotherapy is a more intense process dealing with deep-seated personality or behavioral disorders.
D)None of these

Accepted Answer

Psychotherapy is a more intense process that deals with deep-seated personality or behavioral disorders, distinguishing it from interviewing and counseling, which typically address less complex issues.

Question 5

Which of the following focuses on gathering client data, suggesting ways to solve problems, or providing information?
A)​Interviewing
B)​Psychology
C)​Counseling
D)Psychotherapy

Accepted Answer

Interviewing focuses on gathering client data, suggesting ways to solve problems, or providing information.

Question 6

The aim of intentional interviewing and counseling is to help you:​
A)​find a single solution to help a client dealing with interpersonal issues.
B)​choose one theory of therapy to help all clients more effectively.
C)​develop multiple possibilities to help a client deal with the world.
D)None of these

Accepted Answer

Intentional interviewing and counseling aim to develop multiple possibilities to help clients deal with their issues, rather than focusing on a single solution or theory.

Question 7

________ can generate alternatives in a given situation and approach a problem from different perspectives, using a variety of skills and personal qualities and adapting to suit different clients' needs.
A)​Culturally intentional individuals
B)​Cultural individuals
C)​Individual psychotherapists
D)Every interviewer

Accepted Answer

Culturally intentional individuals are those who can adapt their approach to suit different clients' needs, generating alternatives and using a variety of skills and perspectives.

Question 8

If your first effort is not successful, ________.
A)​ask the client if he or she heard your statement
B)​change your approach to the client on the spot
C)​repeat your last statement
D)All of these

Accepted Answer

The answer of If your first effort is not successful,...

Question 9

Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding interviewing, counseling, and psychotherapy?
A)​These terms are often used interchangeably in this book.
B)​There is considerable overlap among these activities.
C)​Only psychotherapy involves real therapy.
D)Interviewing is usually short term.

Accepted Answer

Interviewing, counseling, and psychotherapy can all involve therapeutic elements, but psychotherapy is typically more in-depth and long-term, whereas counseling and interviewing can also provide therapeutic benefits.

Question 10

Why is counseling considered to be an art?​
A)​Counselors' experience in the world is key for helping.
B)​Counselors tailor their knowledge and experience to the uniqueness of each client.
C)​Counselors constantly draw from their knowledge base for ways to help clients grow.
D)All of these

Accepted Answer

Counseling is considered an art because it involves tailoring knowledge and experience to each client's unique situation, drawing from a broad knowledge base, and utilizing personal experience to facilitate client growth.

Question 11

____ is primarily focused on normal, developmental issues and concerns.
A)​Interviewing
B)​Counseling
C)​Psychotherapy
D)Psychiatry

Accepted Answer

Counseling is primarily focused on addressing normal, developmental issues and concerns, helping individuals navigate life transitions and challenges.

Question 12

Which of the following is TRUE?
A)​Counseling and psychotherapy have a scientific base, but knowing how to apply that science is an art form.
B)​Science provides a base, but you are the artist who makes it happen.
C)​Like an artist, you have a natural talent to share with others.
D)All of these

Accepted Answer

All the statements reflect the idea that while counseling and psychotherapy are grounded in scientific principles, the application of these principles requires personal skill and creativity, akin to an art form.

Question 13

Which of the following statements is NOT correct according to Carlstedt's findings?
A)​About 50% of the clients did not return after the first session.
B)​50% finished after four sessions.
C)​25% completed their work in 5 to 10 sessions.
D)Most clients completed therapy by the 35th session.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following statements is NOT...

Question 14

According to Sue and Sue (2013), about ____ of clients drop out after the first session.
A)​5%
B)​25%
C)​50%
D)75%

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to Sue and Sue (2013), about...

Question 15

The intentional counselor or therapist:​
A)​understands the importance of practice to achieve mastery.
B)​is responsible for becoming competent in interviewing skills and strategies.
C)​recognizes the importance of self-understanding in helping others.
D)All of these

Accepted Answer

An intentional counselor or therapist must practice to achieve mastery, be competent in skills and strategies, and understand themselves to effectively help others.

Question 16

Which of the following affirmations is TRUE?​
A)​The terms interviewing, counseling, and psychotherapy are not interchangeable.
B)​Solid interviewing skills are essential to become a successful counselor or therapist.
C)​The overlap among interviewing, counseling, and psychotherapy is minimal.
D)All of these

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following affirmations is TRUE?​
A)​The...

Question 17

Which of the following is FALSE?
A)​Counselors need to be competent in evidence-based counseling skills.
B)​Counselors need to know the theoretical systems of counseling.
C)​Counselors need to use scientific research to precisely determine the most useful way to help each of their clients.
D)All of these

Accepted Answer

Counselors use scientific research to inform their practice, but it is not always possible to precisely determine the most useful way to help each client due to individual differences and complexities.

Question 18

Which of the following aspects are illustrated by Sienna's case?
A)​The reality of helping
B)​That people often face complex issues with no clear resolution
C)​That a relationship and empathic listening may help develop solutions
D)All of these

Accepted Answer

Sienna's case illustrates all the aspects mentioned: the reality of helping, the complexity of issues without clear resolutions, and the importance of relationships and empathic listening in developing solutions.

Question 19

Which of the following is a more intense process that focuses on deep-seated personality or behavioral difficulties?​
A)​Interviewing
B)​Counseling
C)​Psychotherapy
D)Coaching

Accepted Answer

Psychotherapy is a more intense process that focuses on deep-seated personality or behavioral difficulties, often involving long-term treatment.

Question 20

When working with a client, which of the following is a more personal process that emphasizes listening, understanding the client's life challenges, and developing strategies for change?
A)​Interviewing
B)​Psychology
C)​Counseling
D)Psychotherapy

Accepted Answer

Counseling is a personal process that focuses on listening, understanding, and helping clients develop strategies for change.

Quiz 1: Intentional Interviewing, Counseling, and Psychotherapy

Intentional interviewing is concerned with:

Intentionality is:

____ is useful for obtaining information about a client.

How can you distinguish psychotherapy from interviewing and counseling?

Which of the following focuses on gathering client data, suggesting ways to solve problems, or providing information?

The aim of intentional interviewing and counseling is to help you:

________ can generate alternatives in a given situation and approach a problem from different perspectives, using a variety of skills and personal qualities and adapting to suit different clients' needs.

If your first effort is not successful, ________.

Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding interviewing, counseling, and psychotherapy?

Why is counseling considered to be an art?

____ is primarily focused on normal, developmental issues and concerns.

Which of the following is TRUE?

Which of the following statements is NOT correct according to Carlstedt's findings?

According to Sue and Sue (2013) , about ____ of clients drop out after the first session.

The intentional counselor or therapist:

Which of the following affirmations is TRUE?

Which of the following is FALSE?

Which of the following aspects are illustrated by Sienna's case?

Which of the following is a more intense process that focuses on deep-seated personality or behavioral difficulties?

When working with a client, which of the following is a more personal process that emphasizes listening, understanding the client's life challenges, and developing strategies for change?