CBC Client Assessment & Coaching Models Flashcards
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In CBC coaching, what is 'appreciative inquiry' used for during client assessment?
Answer: Focusing on the client's strengths and past successes to build a positive foundation for change
Appreciative inquiry shifts focus from problems to strengths and successes, helping clients leverage what works to achieve future goals.
Which CBC coaching model step comes after the coach and client have identified the desired outcome?
Answer: Assess the current reality or situation relative to the desired outcome
After clarifying the goal, the next step is to assess the current reality to understand what exists now versus what is desired.
What does a CBC coach assess when evaluating a client's 'readiness for change'?
Answer: The client's motivation, commitment level, and capacity to undertake the desired transformation
Readiness for change encompasses the client's motivation, resources, and psychological readiness to commit to and sustain the change process.
In CBC practice, what is the purpose of using open-ended questions during a client assessment?
Answer: To invite the client to reflect deeply and articulate their own insights and perspectives
Open-ended questions encourage expansive thinking and self-discovery, which is central to the client-led nature of effective coaching.
According to CBC coaching models, what is the 'inner game' concept introduced by Timothy Gallwey?
Answer: The internal mental obstacles such as self-doubt and distraction that limit a person's performance
Gallwey's inner game concept identifies internal psychological barriers—doubt, fear, distraction—as the primary obstacles to peak performance.
Which CBC assessment technique helps a client clarify their core values and ensures coaching goals align with what matters most to them?
Answer: Values clarification exercise
Values clarification helps the client identify what is most important to them, ensuring that coaching goals are intrinsically motivating and sustainable.