100-Question Certification Exam (Accommodations)

What does the water represent in the sailboat metaphor?

Emotions

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Life domains

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Personal values

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Social relationships

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In the sailboat metaphor, what do the leaks represent?

External stressors

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Emotional instability

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Weaknesses

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Uncontrollable events

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Which element of the sailboat metaphor corresponds to the steering wheel?

Goals and aspirations

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Strengths

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Values

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Focus and awareness

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What psychological concept does the compass symbolize in the sailboat framework?

Motivation

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Emotions and feelings

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Concrete behaviors

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Cognitive evaluation

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When assessing a client’s attention within the sailboat metaphor, what is the primary focus?

The client's physical actions

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The client's core reasons for their goals

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The client's awareness and focus on specific elements

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The client's interpretations of events

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In the context of the sailboat metaphor, other boats represent which of the following?

Competitors in the workplace

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Social relationships

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Unforeseen obstacles

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Past experiences

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What does the weather signify in the sailboat analogy?

Internal emotional turbulence

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Uncontrollable objective events

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Daily fluctuations in motivation

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Long-term goal viability

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Which of the following best describes the destination in the sailboat metaphor?

Life domains

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Core values

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Goals and aspirations

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Personal strengths

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How is resilience translated using the sailboat metaphor when dealing with internal stressors?

Fixing leaks while navigating bad weather

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Steering toward the destination despite no wind

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Using the compass to ignore other boats

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Adjusting the sails to catch unexpected weather

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If a captain’s thoughts are being evaluated in the sailboat metaphor, what is being assessed?

Beliefs and interpretations

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Core needs

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Focus and awareness

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Concrete behaviors

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Why might a weighted satisfaction score be problematic when assessing life domains on a Wheel of Life?

Life domains are completely independent of each other

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It guarantees an inflated sense of well-being

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Accurate assessment of importance is difficult and arbitrary

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Pre-defined lists are universally applicable

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When defining life domains, what is a primary advantage of using a self-defined list over a pre-defined list?

It ensures 10 domains are always selected

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It standardizes results for comparison

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The meaning of domains may differ significantly per individual

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It prevents the client from omitting the Health domain

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According to multiple discrepancies theory, dissatisfaction in a life domain occurs when there is a gap between:

Strengths and weaknesses

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Current conditions and idealized standards

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Emotional states and rational thoughts

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Intrinsic motivation and extrinsic rewards

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Which of the following is considered a core need related to Connection?

Autonomy

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Competence

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Empathy

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Rest

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Which of the following needs is categorized under Autonomy?

Choice

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Companionship

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Order

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Mourning

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If a client seeks discovery and stimulation, which category of needs are they attempting to fulfill?

Peace

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Meaning

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Physical well-being

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Play

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What does the Wild Question Technique primarily aim to bypass?

Emotional regulation strategies

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Social conditioning and peer pressure

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The rational and critical inner voice

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Extrinsic motivational factors

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The practice of stacking personal standards using physical books is designed to demonstrate what viscerally?

The heavy burden of conditional self-acceptance

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The importance of accumulating knowledge

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The value of having rigid life rules

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The necessity of balancing different life domains

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Which dimension of emotional intelligence involves utilizing emotions to prioritize thinking and enhance creativity?

Perceiving emotions

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Using emotions

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Understanding emotions

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Regulating emotions

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Accurately deciphering a subtle facial expression falls under which emotional intelligence dimension?

Regulating emotions

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Understanding emotions

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Perceiving emotions

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Using emotions

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What defines an emotion in the red quadrant of the Emotion Meter?

Low energy and low pleasantness

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High energy and high pleasantness

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Low energy and high pleasantness

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High energy and low pleasantness

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According to the Emotion Meter, which emotion represents high pleasantness and low energy?

Angry

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Depressed

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Serene

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Excited

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In the process-model of emotion regulation, which stage involves deliberately shifting focus away from a stressful trigger?

Situation modification

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Attention deployment

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Cognitive change

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Response modulation

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Which emotion regulation strategy involves re-evaluating the meaning of a situation to alter its emotional impact?

Situation selection

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Attention deployment

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Cognitive change

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Response modulation

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Holding the belief that I should be able to control my emotions at all times is an example of:

Emotional intelligence

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A functional belief

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A dysfunctional or false belief about emotions

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Situation modification

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Which coping strategy is defined as turning to others for empathy and love?

Instrumental support seeking

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Emotional support seeking

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Informational support seeking

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Accommodation

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Which of the following is an example of an action tendency associated with anger?

Withdrawing and seeking isolation

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Approaching to attack or defend

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Seeking social comfort

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Exploring a novel environment

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In emotional regulation, what does acting opposite to urges entail?

Suppressing the emotion entirely

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Identifying the emotion's urge and doing the reverse to change the emotion

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Amplifying the emotion to process it faster

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Changing the external situation immediately

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How is a strength distinguished from a mere skill?

A strength inherently provides energy when used

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A skill is innate while a strength is learned

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A strength can only be used in specific contexts

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A skill is tied to morality while a strength is not

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What are the two key axes used to map capacities on the Strengths Wheel?

Energy and Performance

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Current Use and Scope for Expansion

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Innate Talent and Learned Skill

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Intrinsic Motivation and Extrinsic Reward

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In prominent 24-character strength classifications, which virtue encompasses bravery, perseverance, honesty, and zest?

Humanity

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Wisdom and Knowledge

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Courage

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Temperance

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Which of the following is a cognitive strength related to the acquisition and use of knowledge?

Forgiveness

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Teamwork

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Love of learning

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Prudence

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The Reflected Best Self Portrait relies primarily on what type of data?

Standardized self-report questionnaires

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Physiological metrics

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Anecdotal stories collected from peers and family

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Cognitive behavioral tracking logs

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What is the primary purpose of tracking Red and Green Activities?

To monitor caloric intake and expenditure

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To identify activities that drain versus provide energy

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To assess adherence to rigid personal rules

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To evaluate the balance between work and leisure

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In strength regulation, what is the term for utilizing a strength to a degree that it becomes detrimental?

Underplaying

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Optimal use

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Golden mean

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Overplaying

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Which of the following best describes inward strength expression?

Using strengths to benefit others

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Using strengths to achieve external career goals

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Directing a character strength toward oneself

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Suppressing a strength in social situations

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According to talent-based models, how is a strength effectively developed?

By eliminating all weaknesses

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Through the combination of a natural talent and acquired skills/knowledge

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By relying strictly on external feedback

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Through repetitive behavioral conditioning alone

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Which of the following is considered a strength of Temperance?

Leadership

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Forgiveness

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Gratitude

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Creativity

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Which concept differentiates between our rigid mental narratives and the observing transcendent self?

Emotional Intelligence

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Self-as-story vs Self-as-process

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The Needs Inventory

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Multiple Discrepancies Theory

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Pursuing a value because it substitutes for basic needs like approval or financial independence is an example of:

Intrinsic value pursuit

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Self-concordance

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Extrinsic value pursuit

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Value-congruent action

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What is considered a primary internal barrier to value-congruent action?

High self-efficacy

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Lack of self-reflection

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Excessive intrinsic motivation

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Over-developed strengths

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If a client rigidly enforces the rule I must always help others, what is a recommended strategy to increase flexibility?

Completely abandon the rule

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Strictly monitor compliance to the rule

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Break the rule intentionally to observe the impact

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Replace the rule with an avoidance goal

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How is resilience conceptually defined in the provided frameworks?

The absence of negative emotions during stress

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A static personality trait that cannot be changed

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A dynamic process of bouncing back and adapting

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The ability to completely avoid stressful situations

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When a person appraises a stressful event by thinking I have the resources to deal with this, they are making a:

Threat appraisal

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Challenge appraisal

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Personalization appraisal

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Non-adaptive appraisal

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In explanatory styles, attributing a failure to not working hard enough is an example of what type of explanation?

External

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Universal

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Specific

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Internal

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Which of the following is a core element of the 4 S’s resilience plan?

Suppression

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Sympathy

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Sagacity

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Segregation

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In the context of the 4 S’s, what does Sagacity refer to?

The physical strategies used to cope

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The social network available

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The wisdom and insights drawn from past experiences

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The specific solution-seeking behaviors

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Which coping strategy is categorized as Accommodation?

Proposing a compromise

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Adjusting preferences to the available options

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Seeking advice from a mentor

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Removing oneself from the stressful environment

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Negotiation as a coping strategy primarily focuses on:

Emotion regulation

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Withdrawing from the stressor

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Firmly defending one's goals while exploring compromises

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Finding the quickest escape route

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Which of the following is considered a non-adaptive coping strategy?

Instrumental action

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Negotiation

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Social withdrawal

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Support seeking

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When analyzing spheres of personal control, what should a client ideally spend less energy worrying about?

Solution-seeking behaviors

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Factors completely beyond their control

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Expanding their social capital

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Re-evaluating their core values

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What type of social support involves providing financial assistance or material goods?

Informational support

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Emotional support

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Instrumental support

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Companionship support

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Which dimension of social capital refers to how strongly the people within a network are interconnected to each other?

Quantity

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Intensity

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Strength

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Density

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In capitalization interactions, which response style is associated with increased well-being and relationship satisfaction?

Passive-constructive

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Active-destructive

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Active-constructive

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Passive-destructive

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If a person responds to a friend’s good news by pointing out potential downsides and risks, they are using which response style?

Active-constructive

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Passive-constructive

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Active-destructive

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Passive-destructive

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According to the Investment Model of Commitment, what are the three main predictors of relationship commitment?

Satisfaction, quality of alternatives, and investment size

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Communication, trust, and intimacy

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Proximity, shared values, and passion

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Time, money, and shared social networks

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In the Investment Model, a high quality of alternatives generally leads to:

Higher relationship satisfaction

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Lower relationship commitment

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Increased investment size

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Greater emotional support

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What characterizes a toxic relationship?

Mutual compromise and negotiation

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Providing instrumental but not emotional support

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Emotional distress and feelings of manipulation or unsafety

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Occasional disagreements regarding values

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In the psychological process of forgiveness, what is often considered an essential first step?

Confronting the offender

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Forgetting the event occurred

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Acknowledging the pain and hurt

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Minimizing the impact of the event

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Which behavioral intervention has been shown to reliably increase happiness when performed iteratively over several weeks?

Passive-constructive responding

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Random acts of kindness

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Stacking personal standards

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Suppressing negative emotions

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What type of goal focuses primarily on developing an attribute or acquiring knowledge rather than proving worth?

Performance goal

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Avoidance goal

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End-state goal

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Learning goal

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Which of the following is an example of an avoidance goal?

I want to score an A on the test

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I will read 20 pages tonight

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I will try not to fail this exam

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I want to run a marathon

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What is a major psychological drawback of relying purely on a performance goal?

It cannot be accurately evaluated

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It often leads to interpreting setbacks as threats to self-worth

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It requires continuous lifelong action

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It is too ambiguous to track

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How does a process goal differ from an end-state goal?

Process goals have a definitive completion point

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Process goals require continuous action and habit formation

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End-state goals cannot be measured

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Process goals are always intrinsically motivated

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In the self-concordant goal model, pursuing a goal to avoid feelings of guilt or internal pressure represents which type of motivation?

External

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Introjected

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Identified

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Intrinsic

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Pursuing a goal simply because the activity itself is inherently enjoyable and interesting represents which type of motivation?

External

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Introjected

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Identified

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Intrinsic

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What does the Miracle Question technique aim to achieve in solution-focused coaching?

Shift a client from a problem-saturated mindset to an approach-goal visionary mindset

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Identify the core beliefs underlying emotional responses

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Evaluate the size of an individual's social network

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Calculate the weighted satisfaction score of life domains

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In the Hope Map exercise, what do pathways represent?

The ultimate goals to be achieved

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The unavoidable obstacles

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The specific routes or strategies to reach the goal

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The intrinsic motivations driving the goal

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What is a defining characteristic of a psychological flow state?

Heightened self-consciousness

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A mismatch between skills and challenge

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Action and awareness are merged effortlessly

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Frequent cognitive distractions

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To achieve a state of optimal flow, what two elements must be in relative balance?

Intrinsic and extrinsic rewards

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Perceived challenge and perceived skill

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Social support and independence

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Physical energy and mental fatigue

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What is an implementation intention?

A broad vision statement about the future

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An If-Then plan linking a situation to a specific goal-directed behavior

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A reflection on past successes

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A technique for tracking daily habits

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Why are micro-successes important in sustained goal achievement?

They replace the need for long-term goals entirely

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They build self-efficacy and sustain intrinsic motivation

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They guarantee immediate financial rewards

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They eliminate the occurrence of external obstacles

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In a structured goal-buddy system, what is the primary role of the buddy?

To complete the assigned tasks for the other person

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To provide social accountability and motivational feedback

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To offer professional therapeutic advice

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To evaluate the financial investment in the goal

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What is the primary focus of the Healing Through Writing intervention?

Formulating future business strategies

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Processing traumatic or highly emotional experiences

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Generating creative fiction

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Tracking daily caloric intake

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When evaluating a mistake, distinguishing between I am a failure and I used the wrong strategy reflects a healthy shift in what?

Intrinsic motivation

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Explanatory style and self-evaluation

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Emotional intelligence

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Social capital

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The belief that I can successfully execute the behavior required to produce the outcomes defines:

Hope

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Self-concordance

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Self-efficacy

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Resilience

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In the Wheel of Life exercise, what does the inner wheel formed by the connected lines visually represent?

The objective truth of a client's wealth

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Imbalances and levels of satisfaction across life domains

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The density of the client's social network

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The client's genetic predispositions

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Which of the following is NOT one of the typical four quadrants of the Emotion Meter?

High energy and High pleasantness

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High energy and Low pleasantness

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Neutral energy and Neutral pleasantness

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Low energy and Low pleasantness

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According to research, why is suppressing negative emotions generally considered unhelpful?

It increases physiological arousal and impairs memory

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It immediately solves the underlying problem

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It leads to an overabundance of flow states

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It is a form of active-constructive responding

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What is the primary psychological purpose of identifying false beliefs about emotions?

To eliminate all emotional experiences

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To understand why a client struggles to regulate and express emotions adaptively

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To prove that emotions are purely logical constructs

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To shift from performance to learning goals

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The intervention to take photographs of your everyday life focusing on positive things aims to enhance:

Instrumental support

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Visual acuity

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Savoring and positive emotion awareness

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Avoidance goal setting

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Which coping family involves flexibly adjusting preferences to the options available?

Negotiation

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Opposition

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Accommodation

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Information seeking

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When someone uses the Active-destructive response style to good news, they are likely to:

Enthusiastically support the good news

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Show no interest and change the subject

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Actively point out the negative aspects and risks of the news

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Quietly acknowledge the news without emotion

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If a client struggles with avoiding procrastination, an effective behavioral tool to bridge the intention-action gap is:

The Sailboat Metaphor

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Implementation intentions (If-Then plans)

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Re-evaluating core values

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Taking a DEXA scan

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The Self-Concordance Model evaluates goals based on what primary factor?

The timeline for achievement

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The degree of specificity

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The underlying motivation across a spectrum from external to intrinsic

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The number of people involved

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Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates an introjected motivation?

Studying to learn a fascinating new topic

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Exercising strictly because of a deep-seated feeling of guilt and internal pressure

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Working a job solely for the paycheck

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Volunteering because it aligns with personal core values

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When analyzing a client’s social network, companionship support is best described as:

Mentorship and career advice

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Financial loans and material aid

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People to engage in shared leisure and social activities

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Deep emotional counseling and validation

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Which psychological concept involves the belief that one’s current path will effectively lead to their desired goals?

Flow

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Coping

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Hope

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Temperance

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In strength-based development, attempting to turn a natural weakness into an area of excellence is generally considered:

The optimal path to flow

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Less effective than maximizing and regulating existing strengths

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The only way to build true resilience

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A requirement for high social capital

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The phrase the map is not the territory when discussing psychological models implies:

Models are flawless representations of the human mind

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Theoretical frameworks are reductions of endless complexity and not reality itself

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Geographical mapping is superior to psychological mapping

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Clients should ignore all theoretical models

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A client who tracks their repetitive process-goals daily on a visual chart is utilizing a:

Habit Tracker

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Coping Wheel

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Value Vision Board

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Multiple Discrepancy Theory

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Which dimension of goal analysis determines whether a goal is classified as learning vs performance?

Specificity

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Action-orientation

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Proximity

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Purpose

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When individuals rigidly fuse with their internal narrative (e.g., I am unlovable), this is referred to in cognitive frameworks as:

Self-as-process

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Self-as-story

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Self-concordance

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Self-efficacy

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Which of the following defines a highly specific goal?

I will get in shape

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I will do my best

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I will run 3 miles every Tuesday and Thursday

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I will be a better partner

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How does meaning relate to engagement in activities?

Meaning decreases as engagement increases

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Meaning increases through depth of engagement and commitment

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Meaning is independent of engagement

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Meaning can only be found in avoidance goals

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What is a critical first step in developing a Habit Creation Plan?

Analyzing past traumas

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Ensuring the habit requires massive willpower

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Tying the new habit to an existing daily anchor or trigger

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Setting a highly ambiguous performance goal

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According to multiple studies, what is the effect of the Three Good Things gratitude exercise?

It decreases well-being over time

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It increases happiness and decreases depressive symptoms

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It eliminates all negative emotions permanently

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It reduces the need for social capital

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When using music to express emotions, the primary therapeutic goal is to:

Improve the client's musical talent

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Facilitate the communication of complex feelings that are hard to verbalize

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Distract the client from their problems

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Enhance physical coordination

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Which of the following is considered a core Virtue in the prominent 24-character strength classification?

Humor

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Perspective

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Justice

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Teamwork

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What is the main characteristic of passive-constructive responding to someone’s good news?

Enthusiastic support and asking engaging questions

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Quiet understated support without elaboration

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Changing the subject to oneself

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Actively pointing out flaws in the good news

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