Which is a scaling question?
A) Asking the client to identify the overarching goal, like scaling a mountain.
B) Discussing the need to practice behaviors discussed in the work with the practitioner, similar to practicing musical scales.
C) Asking the client to rate their progress on a scale of 1 to 10.
D) Using pen-and-paper questions to measure a client's likelihood of continuing to work with the practitioner.
Question 2
Your client has just stated, I can't seem to get along with my daughters, and I really want to avoid any more of this conflict. What do you do to get along with your children? Which of the following is the most appropriate response?
A) I let them be independent. I let them make their own decisions. I'll give suggestions but only when they ask for my help.
B) That's a very personal question, and I don't feel comfortable answering it.
C) Figuring out an effective way to communicate with our children is challenging. What have you tried that has worked?
D) Let's focus on you rather than focusing on me.
