Counselling Children And Adolescents - Qp17

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Touching and hugging should be phased out gradually as a child grows up.
- True
- False

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This quiz, titled 'Counselling Children and Adolescents - QP17', assesses key psychological concepts in child and adolescent counseling, focusing on empathy, family dynamics, and emotional support. It evaluates understanding of effective counseling strategies relevant for professionals and students in psychology.

2.

Pain can be very persuasive.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Pain can be very persuasive because it is a strong and intense sensation that can greatly influence our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. When we experience pain, whether it is physical or emotional, it can be difficult to ignore or resist its impact. Pain can motivate us to take action, make changes, or avoid certain situations in order to alleviate or prevent further discomfort. Therefore, it is reasonable to say that pain can be persuasive in guiding our actions and decisions.

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3.

What cannot be faked, but learned with practice?
- Anger
- Empathy
- Gratitude
Correct Answer

A. Empathy

Explanation

Empathy cannot be faked because it requires genuine understanding and sharing of others' emotions and perspectives. It is not something that can be easily pretended or imitated. However, empathy can be learned and developed through practice. By actively listening, putting oneself in others' shoes, and showing genuine care and understanding, one can cultivate empathy over time.

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4.

A spiritual presence in a family relationship keeps its members from relying exclusively on one another for strength and compassion.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

A spiritual presence in a family relationship refers to the belief in a higher power or a sense of spirituality within the family. This presence can provide a source of strength and compassion for the family members. It suggests that they do not solely rely on each other for support, but also draw strength from their spiritual beliefs. This can create a more balanced and harmonious dynamic within the family, as they are not solely dependent on one another for emotional support. Therefore, the statement is true.

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In a dysfunctional family, conflict is always seen to be a form of combat.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

In a dysfunctional family, conflict is often perceived as a battle or a competition rather than an opportunity for resolution or understanding. This means that family members may engage in aggressive or confrontational behavior when conflicts arise, rather than seeking peaceful resolutions. This belief system can perpetuate a cycle of hostility and further contribute to the dysfunction within the family.

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How many dimensions of intimacy are there?
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
Correct Answer

A. 4

Explanation

There are four dimensions of intimacy.

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Intimacy is desirable in a relationship, but not required.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Intimacy is not only desirable but also a crucial aspect in a relationship. It involves emotional closeness, trust, and vulnerability, which are essential for building a strong connection between partners. Without intimacy, a relationship may lack depth and may not be able to withstand challenges. Therefore, intimacy is not just desirable but also necessary for a healthy and fulfilling relationship.

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The dimensions of intimacy are used to judge whether the family relationship is passing or failing the counsellor's test.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement is false because the dimensions of intimacy are not used to judge whether a family relationship is passing or failing the counselor's test. The dimensions of intimacy are instead used to assess and understand the level of closeness and connection within a family, but they do not determine the success or failure of a relationship.

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Counselling Children And Adolescents - Qp17

Touching and hugging should be phased out gradually as a child grows up.

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Pain can be very persuasive.

What cannot be faked, but learned with practice?

A spiritual presence in a family relationship keeps its members from relying exclusively on one another for strength and compassion.

In a dysfunctional family, conflict is always seen to be a form of combat.

How many dimensions of intimacy are there?

Intimacy is desirable in a relationship, but not required.

The dimensions of intimacy are used to judge whether the family relationship is passing or failing the counsellor's test.