Question : In counseling, empathy is best described as:  

Option 1: Agreeing with the client's views  

Option 2: Feeling sorry for the client  

Option 3: Understanding the client's feelings from their perspective  

Option 4: Giving advice to the client  

Question : In counseling, empathy is important because it: 

Option 1: Allows the counselor to solve the client's problems  

Option 2: Enables the counselor to feel exactly what the client feels  

Option 3: Helps the client feel understood and accepted  

Option 4: Prevents the counselor from making errors

Question : In the context of interviewing skills, what is the significance of open-ended questions?

Option 1:  They limit the interviewee's responses to yes or no  

Option 2: They allow the interviewee to provide detailed and elaborate answers  

Option 3: They are used to confirm specific information  

Option 4: They speed up the interview process  

Question : In counseling, the use of silence can be effective for:

Option 1: Punishing the client

Option 2: Giving the counselor time to think

Option 3: Allowing the client to reflect and process their thoughts

Option 4: Ending the session early

Question : Effective listening in counseling involves:

Option 1: Formulating responses while the client is speaking

Option 2: Interrupting to offer advice

Option 3: Focusing on the client's words and underlying emotions

Option 4: Thinking about the next client