CAA CAA Client Goal Setting and Accountability Systems 3

Question 1

Time-blocking is particularly useful for ADHD clients primarily because it:

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Converts abstract time into concrete, visible units

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Eliminates all distractions automatically

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Removes the need for task prioritization

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Works without any additional reminders

Question 2

Accountability partners in ADHD coaching are most effective when they provide:

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Frequent, structured, brief contacts

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Monthly comprehensive reviews

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Complete task management on behalf of the client

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Negative consequences for every failure

Question 3

When an ADHD client's stated goal is too vague, the coach should:

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Ask clarifying questions to make it specific and actionable

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Accept the vague goal to avoid adding pressure

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Set a more specific goal for the client

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Suggest the client journal about it before the next session

Question 4

The 'ADHD tax' concept in goal planning refers to:

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Extra time, energy, and resources ADHD clients must spend managing executive function challenges

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Financial penalties associated with ADHD behaviors

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Medical costs of ADHD treatment and diagnosis

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Lost income from job changes caused by ADHD

Question 5

Visual project management tools like Kanban boards benefit ADHD clients because they:

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Make task status visible, reducing working memory load

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Eliminate the need for any planning

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Automatically track habits without effort

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Are required tools in all professional settings

Question 6

When helping an ADHD client prioritize tasks, a coach should most recommend using:

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Urgency-importance matrices like the Eisenhower Matrix

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Alphabetical task ordering

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Always completing the easiest task first

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Random selection to reduce decision paralysis