Asked by Rachel Lopke on May 26, 2024

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When a helper asks a client, "Let's say we identify some goals to work on and we are making progress. How will you know when this has occurred?" This is an example of a:

A) past-exception question.
B) miracle question.
C) future-exception question.
D) coping question.

Miracle Question

A therapeutic question used to help clients envision how their life would be different if a miracle happened and their problems were solved.

Past-Exception Question

A technique in solution-focused therapy asking clients about times when the current problem did not occur, helping identify potential solutions.

Future-Exception Question

A therapeutic question aimed at identifying times when the client’s problem does not occur, suggesting potential pathways for change.

  • Demonstrate knowledge of effective questioning techniques within solution-focused and motivational interviewing contexts.
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breanna kellyMay 31, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
This is an example of a future-exception question, which is a technique used in solution-focused therapy. It helps clients envision a future where their current problems are resolved or less impactful, thereby identifying potential goals and recognizing signs of progress.