Instructions The Five Stages of a Simple Structure for the Interview

question 9

Multiple Choice

Instructions
The five stages of a simple structure for the interview are listed below. Following are counselor comments. Identify the skill used by the counselor in terms of the five skills listed and also list the stage/dimension of the interview most likely represented.
-"What, specifically, do you plan to do next week?"
Skill:_______
Stage:​__________

Skill

• A) Open question
• B) Encourager
• C) Paraphrase
• D) Reflection of feeling
• Stage/Dimension
• 1) Empathic relationship
• 2) Story and strengths
• 3) Goals
• 4) Restory
• 5) Action

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