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Question 1

➔ question that usually begins with “who”,
“what”, “where” or “how”.

Answer 1

Probe question

Question 2

➔ is highlighting the last few words of the client,

Answer 2

Accent question

Question 3

➔ typically begins with “what”, “how”, or “could”
and allows the client more latitude to respond

Answer 3

Open question

Question 4

➔ is a response the counselor uses to be sure
he/she understands what the client is saying.

Answer 4

Request for Clarification

Question 5

➔ is a simple mirror response to a client that lets
the client knows the counselor is actively
listening.

Answer 5

Restatement

Question 6

➔ is the act of paraphrasing a number of feelings
that the client has conveyed

Answer 6

Summary of Feelings

Question 7

➔ this type of response does not interpret the
meaning of behavior and is different from
summary of feelings.

Answer 7

Acknowledgement of nonverbal behavior

Question 8

➔ is one that requires a specific and limited
response, such as a “yes or no. It often begins
with the word “is”, “do, or “are”.

Answer 8

Closed question

Question 9

➔ a therapeutic technique where you repeat back
to a client, usually in your own words but
sometimes word for word, the idea that has
just been expressed.

Answer 9

Mirroring

Question 10

➔ allows the space for those emotions to be felt
fully and processed

Answer 10

Silence

Question 11

➔ is defined as the advantage that occurs
secondary to stated or real illness.

Answer 11

Secondary gain

Question 12

➔ is defined as the advantage that occurs
secondary to stated or real illness.

Answer 12

Secondary gain