COUN506 EXAM 4 TEST BANK AUTHENTIC
ANSWERED SUCCESS 2026
◉ What are the 7 Guiding Principles Answer: Therapeutic relationship is
essential for facilitating positive change.
On-going helper self-awareness and self-evaluation are critical for
building and maintaining therapeutic relationships.
To help clients get where they (or you) want to go, you must first meet
them where they are individually, developmentally and culturally.
For relationships to mature and prosper, there must be a healthy balance
of support and challenge.
Problems and solutions are best framed in creative, constructive, and
caring ways.
Challenges presented by clients should be viewed through a skill
development lens.
Systemic, collaborative and preventative approaches tend to be more
fruitful than isolated and/or reactive approaches.
, ◉ Elements of Behavioral Therapy Answer: Relaxation training
(Edmund Jacobson), Systematic Desensitization (Wolpe), Stimulus
response theory, social learning theory, treatment of phobias, all
behavior is learned, ABC Model, If it cannot be measured it doesn't
exist, Negative reinforcement, Flooding, Often recommended treatment
for autism
◉ Elements of Cognitive Therapy Answer: Epictetus, Irrational
thoughts, Tyranny of should, Highly didactic and reactive, Identified
w/treatment of depressions, ABC model -Albert Ellis, Emotional
Disturbance linked to belief system, awfulizing
◉ Elements of Reality Therapy Answer: 5 Basic Needs, Choice Theory,
SAMIC3, Quality World, WDEP, Self-Evaluation is cornerstone, Highly
Didactive and Directive
◉ 5 Basic Needs Answer: Love, Survival, Power, Freedom, Fun
◉ SAMIC3 Answer: Simple, Attainable, Measurable, Immediate,
Controlled, Committed, Continuous
◉ Elements of Solution Focus Answer: Exceptions to every problem,
Miracle Question, Constructivist
ANSWERED SUCCESS 2026
◉ What are the 7 Guiding Principles Answer: Therapeutic relationship is
essential for facilitating positive change.
On-going helper self-awareness and self-evaluation are critical for
building and maintaining therapeutic relationships.
To help clients get where they (or you) want to go, you must first meet
them where they are individually, developmentally and culturally.
For relationships to mature and prosper, there must be a healthy balance
of support and challenge.
Problems and solutions are best framed in creative, constructive, and
caring ways.
Challenges presented by clients should be viewed through a skill
development lens.
Systemic, collaborative and preventative approaches tend to be more
fruitful than isolated and/or reactive approaches.
, ◉ Elements of Behavioral Therapy Answer: Relaxation training
(Edmund Jacobson), Systematic Desensitization (Wolpe), Stimulus
response theory, social learning theory, treatment of phobias, all
behavior is learned, ABC Model, If it cannot be measured it doesn't
exist, Negative reinforcement, Flooding, Often recommended treatment
for autism
◉ Elements of Cognitive Therapy Answer: Epictetus, Irrational
thoughts, Tyranny of should, Highly didactic and reactive, Identified
w/treatment of depressions, ABC model -Albert Ellis, Emotional
Disturbance linked to belief system, awfulizing
◉ Elements of Reality Therapy Answer: 5 Basic Needs, Choice Theory,
SAMIC3, Quality World, WDEP, Self-Evaluation is cornerstone, Highly
Didactive and Directive
◉ 5 Basic Needs Answer: Love, Survival, Power, Freedom, Fun
◉ SAMIC3 Answer: Simple, Attainable, Measurable, Immediate,
Controlled, Committed, Continuous
◉ Elements of Solution Focus Answer: Exceptions to every problem,
Miracle Question, Constructivist
