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What are the financial counseling myths? (10) (CHAPTER 1) - ✔✔1. Counselors can provide
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2. Budgeting means denying oneself.
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3. Budgeting requires an accounting background.
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4. People in financial trouble spend too much.
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5. Everyone follows counselors' recommendations.
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6. The member will be as dedicated to making the plan work as the counselor.
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7. If a plan fails, it is the member's fault.
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8. If a plan fails, it means the member can never succeed.
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9. Counselors can help everyone.
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10. Everyone wants to pay off debt.
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What are the program necessities for counseling credit union employees? (4) (CHAPTER 2) -
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✔✔1. Confidentiality. (How do you achieve it?)
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2. Understanding.
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3. Multiple methods and subjects.
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4. Survey employees.
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What are the essential counselor qualities? (CHAPTER 3) - ✔✔1. Good listener.
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2. Nonjudgmental.
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3. Control the interview and other member interactions.
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What are the vital counselor skills? (17) (CHAPTER 3) - ✔✔1. Ask perceptive questions.
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2. Observe nonverbal clues.
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3. Help members assess behaviors and attitudes.
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4. Express empathy for members
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5. Assist members to identify needs and wants.
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6. Explore money management skills.
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7. Assemble a complete financial picture.
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8. Develop a workable budget
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9. Gain agreement on budget with member.
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10. Suggest workable approaches and potential solutions.
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11. Motivate members to implement spending plans.
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12. Combine optimism, enthusiasm, and realism.
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13. Assess progress.
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14. Offer confidentiality.
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15. Adjust plans as needed.
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16. Make referrals when needed.
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17. Offer hope.
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What are the main points to keep in mind about NOT changing Members' values. Describe them.
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(4) (CHAPTER 4) - ✔✔1. Values: Are one's deeply held principles on standards of behavior, a
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judgment of what is important in life.|| || || || || ||
2. Attitude: Refers to the way one thinks and the feelings one has about something.
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3. Behaviors: Are one's actions and interactions with others. Attitudes are typically reflected in
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behaviors.
4. Perception: Is a way to understand or interpret something. Provide information that leads a
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member to a change in perception.
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What are the decision-making tools? (3) (CHAPTER 5) - ✔✔1. Essential Obligations
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2. Force-Field Analysis
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3. Cost-Benefit Analysis
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