Solution-Focused Therapists Often Reflect Global Statements Back to Clients as Partial

question 39

Multiple Choice

Solution-focused therapists often reflect global statements back to clients as partial statements, such as "Your partner sometimes does things that annoy you." This is a strategy known as:

• A) channeling language.
• B) echoing your client's key words.
• C) the beginner's mind.
• D) assumption of solution and possibilities.

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Definitions:

Sutherland

Refers to Edwin Sutherland, a criminologist known for developing the differential association theory.

Mackintosh

Refers to a model of learning that suggests the attentional focus of an organism is influenced by the predictability of a stimulus.

Conditional Discrimination

The ability to differentiate among stimuli or responses based on the conditions or context in which they are presented.

Prefrontal Cortex

A region of the frontal lobe of the brain implicated in various complex behaviors, including decision making, planning, and moderating social behavior.