Chapter 11 Questions from Textbook

These flashcards cover key concepts, definitions, and true/false statements from Chapter 11 to aid in exam preparation.

True or False: Sympathy is the same as empathy.

False

What defines a professional supportive relationship?

It is established for the benefit of the client, the support worker, and the healthcare team.

What is a family?

A biological, legal, or social network of people who provide support for one another.

What is common courtesy a sign of?

Respect

What is independence?

Not depending on others for control or authority.

What should you do when supporting clients from families in conflict?

Observe and report on family interactions.

True or False: Conflict in families may be hidden.

True

True or False: Part of your role is to help families deal with their interpersonal problems.

True

True or False: You should always take your client’s side in a disagreement.

False

Which of the following represent different types of families?

A married couple with or without children; An unmarried couple living together; A widowed grandparent raising grandchildren; A divorced parent living with a partner; Two men or two women living together.

What factors can influence psychosocial health?

Personality, family background, environment, disease, and life circumstances.

What constitutes elements of a professional helping relationship?

A defined role within the relationship; people involved may not choose the relationship; one person takes responsibility for helping the other.

What is empathy?

Recognizing and understanding another person's emotions.

What does being competent mean?

Seek and participate in lifelong learning.

What indicates a professional relationship versus a friendship?

Behaviours are based on personal roles.

What is dependence?

Relying on others for support.

What does self-awareness involve?

Understanding one’s own feelings and moods.

How can you show your client respect?

By accepting the client’s values, feelings, lifestyle, and decisions.

Describe the difference between a professional helping relationship and a friendship.

A professional helping relationship benefits the client, while a friendship is a personal social relationship benefiting both individuals.