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Questions and Answers List

level questions: Level 1

QuestionAnswer
falseClients who are active in the consultation are NOT likely to change.
falseDirecting is well suited to help people solve behaviour-change problems.
a. Guide b. Ask c. Direct d. FollowWhich is NOT one of the three communication styles:
falseA directing style is best used with an ambivalent client.
a. force b. elicit c. direct d. followYour task, as a professional, is to ______ change talk.
falseYour clients are not teachers.
TrueOffering choices supports client autonomy.
falseMost people experience good-quality listening throughout their entire life.
falseThe social etiquette of open questions is to write down all answers while the client is speaking.
trueBeing honest about your time limitations is an effective way to bring listening to a close.
falseAsking and listening are the same thing.
TrueSerial questions tend to evoke defensiveness.
truePast behaviour can predict future behaviour.
trueSuccessful communication also involves interpersonal skills.
falseA practitioner who is listening has an intention to fix things.
a. Posing a question b. Giving advice c. Breaking bad news d. Clarifying what something meansInforming is used in a wide range of situations. Which of the following is NOT a good example?
a. multitasking b. busyness c. lack of distraction d. giving of adviceTwo key signals that you have opened the door to listening are: eye contact and ____________.
a. Routine assessment b. Typical day c. Closed questioning d. Agenda setting_______ ________ refers to a brief discussion in which the client is given as much decision-making freedom as possible.
a. summary b. instruction c. proposal d. resolutionA good ________ shows that you have been listening to and remembering what the client has said.
a. Deliver-Discuss-Deliver b. Chunk-Check-Chunk c. Inform-Check-Inform d. Elicit-Provide-Elicit_____ - ______ - _____ is a guideline for information exchange that is congruent with the principles of MI.
trueGood reflective listening statements may make a guess about unspoken meaning.
trueNo one works purely with one communication skill.
a. desire b. ability c. reasons d. needWhat could you do?” is a question to elicit a/an ______ DARN statement.
a. sure b. certain c. afraid d. ambivalentMI is for helping clients who are ___________ find within themselves their own motivations for change.
a. readiness b. reasons c. ability d. desireCommitment language is a signal of what is going on inside the client with regard to ________.
falseIt is incompatible for a practitioner to have high ABCs and also respect the client’s freedom to make up their own mind.
trueA common response to the fear of change is to shut down.
a. pursuing problems and weaknesses b. overloading clients with information c. persuading too hard d. descending into directingA practitioner policing “bad” behaviour rather than eliciting the client’s strengths and aspirations is a common ABC trap known as:
a. behavioural change b. direction giving c. aspirational control d. agenda settingThe more you feel the need to impose your aspirations on the client, the greater the need for clear _______ _______.
a. behavioral b. precommitment c. commitment d. consistentThe acronym DARN represents ____________forms of change talk.
falseIt is helpful to ask a client directly why they haven’t done something.
a. asking permission b. changing behaviour c. sharing evidence d. clarifying something e. obtaining consentWhen Informing within MI, the simplest form of ________ ________ is when your client asks you for information or advice.
a. Reasons b. Desire c. Taking Steps d. AbilityIf you decide to exercise consistently, how would you do it?” is an example of a question intended to elicit _______ kind of change talk.
a. Motivate them b. Highlight themes c. Change direction d. Express empathyOne useful function of Summarizing when used within the guiding style is that it allows you to reemphasize certain aspects of what the client has said, or in other words: ________ _________.
a. resolving ambivalence b. behaviour change c. commitment language d. reflective listeningOne reasonably reliable indicator that change talk is percolating is: ________ _________.
falseThe stronger your feelings about wanting a client to change, the more indifferent you need to be about your own behaviour.