HUS121 Helping Strategies & Relatnshp ALL ANSWERS 100% CORRECT FALL-2021/2022 SOLUTION AID GRADE A+

Which of the following is a beneficial question/statement to address in supervision? 2.18 out of 2.18 points Selected Answer: b. “I felt very uncomfortable when the client said that her partner hit her child. I wonder what led to my discomfort.” Answers: a. “My clients are great, and I don’t have any questions.” b. “I felt very uncomfortable when the client said that her partner hit her child. I wonder what led to my discomfort.” c. “I totally blanked and couldn’t think of a question to ask my client. I am incompetent and shouldn’t be working in this field.” d. “My client didn’t show up for session for the third time in a row, but it’s okay. I’ll figure something out on my own.” • Question 2 2.18 out of 2.18 points Commonalities among the ethical codes in the various helping disciplines include all of the following EXCEPT: Selected Answer: c. payment. Answers: a. confidentiality. b. assessment. c. payment. d. informed consent. • Question 3 Which of the following is NOT true about areas of competence? 2.18 out of 2.18 points Selected Answer: b. They are areas in which you compete with other professionals. Answers: a. They are within your scope of practice. b.They are areas in which you compete with other professionals. c. They are narrower for beginning practitioners.d. They are identified by the professional organization and licensing board. • Question 4 2.18 out of 2.18 points It is up to the to explain the unique nature of the professional relationship to the client. Selected Answer: d. practitioner Answers: a. licensing board b. referral source c. client d. practitioner • Question 5 2.18 out of 2.18 points Jane is working with a client, Joe, who has a substance abuse problem. Which of the following is one of Jane’s obligations? Selected Answer: c. Jane should strive to learn more about Joe than Joe learns about Jane. Answers: a. Jane should advise Joe that substance abuse indicates a lack of willpower, and that she will only work with clients who have the personal qualities of motivation and willpower. b. Jane should share her personal struggles with alcohol with Joe and tell Joe what to do in his case, based on her personal experience. c. Jane should strive to learn more about Joe than Joe learns about Jane. d. Jane should advise Joe that she has been having a difficult day and may not be able to concentrate as fully on the session, and she should ask Joe if they can use the session to debrief about the stresses of her day. • Question 6 2.18 out of 2.18 points The role of the helping professional is not as clearly defined as that of other professionals due to all of the following EXCEPT: Selected Answer: c. the governing organizations have unclear ethical guidelines. Answers: a. situations vary extensively.b. the clientele is diverse. c. the governing organizations have unclear ethical guidelines. d. training is not standardized. • Question 7 Which of the following is NOT an aspect of professional demeanor? 2.18 out of 2.18 points Selected Answer: b. Using psychological terminology to show your uneducated client that you are an expert. Answers: a. Timeliness and organization. b. Using psychological terminology to show your uneducated client that you are an expert. c. Using age appropriate and culturally appropriate language. d. Appropriate dress. • Question 8 Which of the following is FALSE about professional relationships? 2.18 out of 2.18 points Selected Answer: d. There is equal focus on the client’s and the professional’s problems. Answers: a. Conversations are more goal-oriented than in personal relationships. b. The practitioner is responsible for structuring the relationship and for making it work as effectively as possible. c. The relationship is collaborative in many ways. d. There is equal focus on the client’s and the professional’s problems. • Question 9 When personal and professional values conflict, should be used in decision-making. 2.18 out of 2.18 points Selected Answer: b. professional values Answers: a. sometimes personal values and sometimes professional valuesb. professional values c. cultural values d. personal value