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Quiz for the Online CE Course
"Incorporating Informed Love into Your Counseling Practice"
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Thank you -- Dr. Scott Sparrow
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1.
The pessimistic view of human nature, as it is used in this course, describes a belief that human beings
a. are pessimistic and dour
b. are faulted by nature
c. need someone to help them
d. b. and c.
e. all the above
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2. The optimistic view of human nature, as it is used by this course, describes a belief that human beings
a. are basically good and capable by nature
b. cannot solve their own problems
c. may need help in awakening to the truth of their goodness
d. a. and c.
e. all the above.
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3. Paul minimized the importance of adhering to the Jewish law and practicing good works by emphasizing
a. the redemptive role of Jesus
b. the relativity of laws in different cultures
c. the intrinsic goodness of each person
d. Roman law
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4. Sparrow initially draws on examples of _______________ to establish the curative impact of informed love.
a. clinician observations
b. empirical research
c. near-death and religious experiences
d. inventory data
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5. According to Sparrow, knowledge of a client's sense of error and wrongdoing
a. balances and potentiates the effect of unconditional positive regard.
c. undermines the effect of UCR
d. may lessen the client's ability to accept their own failings
e. none of the above
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6. The role of a counselor who embraces the curative impact of informed love is most similar to
a. a psychoanalyst
b. a person-centered therapist
c. a solution-focused brief therapist
d. a priest
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7. The client-centered, or existential-humanistic principle that everyone is good by nature:
a. can blind us to the importance of exploring a client's sense of moral failing
b. supercedes the importance of informed love
c. is similar to Orthodox Christianity's view of human nature
d. has been found to be empirically valid
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8. According to Sparrow, informed love depends on:
a. divine intervention
b. the client's willingness to admit their perceived failings
c. the therapist's respectful probing into a client's sense of error
d. b. and c.
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9. Holding a client morally accountable, according to the course text and slideshow,
a. is invasive and unprofessional
b. should be done to the highest moral standard embraced by the therapist.
c. is acceptable only when the client is held accountable to his or her own values and beliefs
d. none of the above
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10. Sparrow implies that when therapy appears to failed to have effected a full alleviation of client symptoms,
a. termination is nonetheless called for
b. the therapist may have failed to express sufficient UCR
c. a referral is called for
d. the client may have withheld a significant secret
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