Using Closed-Ended Questions Is

question 29

Multiple Choice

Using closed-ended questions is

• A) never appropriate as only open-ended questions should be used.
• B) appropriate when the practitioner needs to obtain specific information.
• C) appropriate when the practitioner wants a client to explore a topic more fully.
• D) appropriate when asking the client for feedback.

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Definitions:

Automatic Processing

Describes the unconscious, quick, and often effortless processing of information, which can include habits and skills we perform without deliberate thought.

Conscious Rehearsal

The intentional practice or repetition of information in one's mind to improve memory and recall.

Encoding

The process of converting information into a particular form or code, often for storage, transmission, or processing within computational or biological systems.

Implicit Memory

A type of memory that allows individuals to perform tasks without conscious awareness of these previous experiences.