CELC Coaching Models and Frameworks 2

Question 1

In the CLEAR coaching model, what does the 'C' stand for?

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Contracting

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Clarifying

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Challenging

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Celebrating

Question 2

Which coaching framework explicitly incorporates the concept of 'being' alongside 'doing' and 'having' as dimensions of a client's life?

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Co-Active Coaching

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GROW model

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OSCAR model

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FUEL model

Question 3

The OSCAR coaching model's 'S' refers to which element?

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Situation

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Strategy

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Success

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Skills

Question 4

An executive coach using the FUEL model would begin a session by 'Framing the Conversation.' What is the primary purpose of this step?

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Establishing the purpose, process, and desired outcomes for that specific session

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Setting measurable KPIs for the coaching engagement

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Reviewing progress from the previous coaching session

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Identifying the client's limiting beliefs

Question 5

Which of the following best describes the 'Columbo approach' sometimes referenced in solution-focused coaching?

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Asking seemingly naive questions to spark client reflection

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Confronting clients directly with their blind spots

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Using structured assessments before every session

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Summarizing client goals in writing at session end

Question 6

In narrative coaching, what does the coach primarily help the client do?

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Re-author limiting stories about identity and separate problems from the person

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Identify cognitive distortions and replace them with rational beliefs

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Map competency gaps against a leadership pipeline framework

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Design SMART goals tied to organizational KPIs

Question 7

A coach applying Situational Leadership principles in an executive coaching context would adjust their coaching style primarily based on which factor?

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The client's competence and commitment level for a specific task

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The client's industry sector

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The number of direct reports the client manages

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The client's Myers-Briggs personality type