A Theoretical Orientation Is Best Described As

question 6

Multiple Choice

A theoretical orientation is best described as:

• A) a rigid framework that provides specific steps of how to conduct a counseling session.
• B) a set of general guidelines that counselors can use to make sense of what they are hearing and what needs to change.
• C) a conceptualization of the intrapsychic structures that dictate a client's behavior.
• D) a set of techniques that can be used to promote behavioral changes.

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Definitions:

Supportive Communication

A way of speaking that is empathetic, listens actively, and encourages positive and constructive feedback.

Problem

An obstacle, discrepancy, or challenge that requires a solution or resolution through analytical thinking, creativity, or decision-making processes.

Communication Process

The procedure through which information is exchanged between senders and receivers, involving elements like encoding, medium, decoding, and feedback.

Information Flows

The movement of information within and between different parts of an organization or system.