Asked by ronak hindocha on Jul 15, 2024
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All of the following are TRUE statements about questioning in the counseling relationship EXCEPT
A) open questions can be a vehicle to glean important information,often in more depth.
B) too many questions can confuse clients and create additional stress.
C) closed questions can give more control to the client.
D) questions can help guide and focus the client.
Closed Questions
Questions formulated to elicit a specific, often "yes" or "no," answer, limiting the scope of responses.
Open Questions
Inquiries that cannot be answered with a simple yes or no, encouraging more detailed and thoughtful responses.
Client Control
The degree to which a client has influence or authority over the aspects and outcomes of a service or professional relationship.
- Comprehend the variety of question types and their effects in the context of counseling.
- Become familiar with the intentions and mechanisms of open and closed questions in the context of counseling.
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Ashley GreynoldsJul 21, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Closed questions typically do not give control to the client, as they often have limited response options and may feel more like an interrogation. Open questions, on the other hand, allow for more exploration and can empower clients to share their own perspectives and experiences.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the variety of question types and their effects in the context of counseling.
- Become familiar with the intentions and mechanisms of open and closed questions in the context of counseling.