Question 1

Considering ethics as infused in everything a practitioner does is essential for practitioners to maintain an ethical mindset.

Accepted Answer

Ethics should not be viewed as a separate or optional component of a practitioner's work, but rather as an essential part of everything they do. This requires a mindset that prioritizes ethical considerations and values in all decisions and actions taken as a practitioner.

Question 2

The principle of ______________ demands that patients who consult us are esteemed as autonomous rational agents whose consent to treatment must be elicited.

Accepted Answer

The principle of respect for autonomy is a fundamental principle in healthcare ethics that requires healthcare professionals to recognize patients as autonomous rational agents who are capable of making their own decisions about their healthcare. This principle demands that healthcare professionals obtain the informed consent of their patients before conducting any treatment, as patients have the right to make their own decisions about their healthcare. This principle is important in upholding patient dignity and preventing the violation of patient rights. The principles of nonmaleficence and beneficence are also important in healthcare ethics, but they do not specifically relate to the requirement of obtaining patient consent. Additionally, "do no harm" is a phrase that is often associated with the principle of nonmaleficence, but it is not a comprehensive principle in itself.

Question 3

________________ is the primary rule of ethics in medicine, and it can be considered an equally appropriate caution for all of health care, including psychological and counseling services across the spectrum of approaches.

Accepted Answer

"Do no harm" is the primary rule of ethics in medicine and is equally important for all healthcare services, including counseling and psychological services. This principle emphasizes the importance of avoiding actions that may cause harm or negative consequences to patients/clients.

Question 4

The authors present a pyramidal model of clinician development, in which ______________ is at the top, because it requires the integration of the other domains and thinking differently and represents a vehicle for understanding how to develop an effective therapeutic relationship and alliance in a variety of circumstances.

Accepted Answer

According to the sentence, the top of the pyramidal model of clinician development requires "thinking differently" and the "integration of the other domains." This suggests a need for nonlinear thinking rather than linear thinking, humor, or paradoxical challengers.

Question 5

According to Jennings and Skovholt (1999), relational characteristics of master therapists include all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

All of the other options (B, C, and D) are characteristics that Jennings and Skovholt (1999) identified as being relational characteristics of master therapists. Option A is inaccurate as master therapists do not believe that rapport is a "realistically fluctuating function of the therapeutic alliance" but rather believe that a strong working alliance is the foundation for therapeutic change.

Question 6

According to Jennings and Skovholt (1999), emotional characteristics of master therapists include all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

Emotional characteristics of master therapists, as per Jennings and Skovholt (1999), include emotional receptivity, attending to their own emotional well-being, and being aware of how their emotional health affects the quality of their work. However, they do not mention having a higher than average level of empathy as an emotional characteristic of master therapists.

Question 7

According to Jennings and Skovholt (1999), cognitive characteristics of master therapists include all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

The statement in option B is actually a cognitive characteristic of master therapists according to Jennings and Skovholt (1999). Therefore, all the other options (A, C, and D) are true cognitive characteristics of master therapists according to the authors.

Question 8

Master practitioners are considered to have committed themselves to linear and nonlinear listening/thinking/understanding so much that they engage clients while_____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Master practitioners are considered to have committed...

Question 9

The authors contend that nonlinear thinking is not ________ but _______ of facilitating client movement toward goal attainment and disengagement.

Accepted Answer

Nonlinear thinking is described as not being the ultimate goal (an end goal) for practice and performance, but rather a method (a means) to help clients progress toward their goals and eventually disengage from therapy. This implies that nonlinear thinking is a tool or approach used in the therapeutic process rather than the final objective of therapy itself.

Question 10

Deliberate practice in clinician development is designed to improve specific aspects of performance in a manner that _________________________.

Accepted Answer

Deliberate practice is aimed at improving specific aspects of performance in a measurable way, which can then be incorporated into representative performance. This means that any positive changes resulting from deliberate practice can be documented and effectively applied to the clinician's work. Option B, C, and D are not specifically related to deliberate practice in clinician development.

Question 11

Therapists are responsible for maintaining the therapeutic alliance and attending to therapeutic ruptures, and, as a result, they must act in ways that are fair as well as beneficial to the client.

Accepted Answer

Therapists have a responsibility to maintain and repair the therapeutic alliance with their client, and they must act in ways that benefit the client's well-being while also being fair and ethical.

Question 12

Clients are resilient against the influence of a number of things: any comment, suggestion, behavior, gesture, etc. of the practitioner; being taken advantage of exploited; being diminished in any way; etc.

Accepted Answer

Clients are not always resilient against the influence of practitioners and can be influenced by comments, suggestions, behaviors, gestures, etc. Additionally, they may be vulnerable to being taken advantage of or exploited by practitioners and may feel diminished in certain situations.

Question 13

The biomedical ethical principle of _______________ requires that we do not intentionally, needlessly harm or injure someone we are treating by either an act of commission or an act of omission.

Accepted Answer

The principle of nonmaleficence requires that healthcare professionals do not intentionally or needlessly harm patients. This can refer to both acts of commission (doing something that harms the patient) and acts of omission (not doing something that would prevent harm to the patient). Respect for autonomy refers to allowing patients to make their own decisions regarding their healthcare. Beneficence refers to doing what is in the best interest of the patient. Justice refers to treating all patients fairly and equally, regardless of their background or identity.

Quiz 7: The Domain of Establishing and Maintaining the Therapeutic Relationship and the Therapeutic Alliance: the Therapeutic Alliance the Level Ii Practitioner Profile

Considering ethics as infused in everything a practitioner does is essential for practitioners to maintain an ethical mindset.

The principle of ______________ demands that patients who consult us are esteemed as autonomous rational agents whose consent to treatment must be elicited.

________________ is the primary rule of ethics in medicine, and it can be considered an equally appropriate caution for all of health care, including psychological and counseling services across the spectrum of approaches.

According to Jennings and Skovholt (1999) , relational characteristics of master therapists include all of the following except:

According to Jennings and Skovholt (1999) , emotional characteristics of master therapists include all of the following except:

According to Jennings and Skovholt (1999) , cognitive characteristics of master therapists include all of the following except:

Master practitioners are considered to have committed themselves to linear and nonlinear listening/thinking/understanding so much that they engage clients while_____________________.

The authors contend that nonlinear thinking is not __ but _ of facilitating client movement toward goal attainment and disengagement.

Deliberate practice in clinician development is designed to improve specific aspects of performance in a manner that _________________________.

Therapists are responsible for maintaining the therapeutic alliance and attending to therapeutic ruptures, and, as a result, they must act in ways that are fair as well as beneficial to the client.

Clients are resilient against the influence of a number of things: any comment, suggestion, behavior, gesture, etc. of the practitioner; being taken advantage of exploited; being diminished in any way; etc.

The biomedical ethical principle of _______________ requires that we do not intentionally, needlessly harm or injure someone we are treating by either an act of commission or an act of omission.