CPC Client Assessment & Progress Evaluation 2

Question 1

A client consistently reports feeling 'fine' during check-ins but body language suggests otherwise. What is the best coaching response?

Accepted Answer

Gently reflect what you observe and invite deeper exploration

Answer

Skilled coaches notice incongruence between verbal and nonverbal cues and create space for clients to explore what is really present.

Question 2

Which assessment approach best captures a client's values, strengths, and vision at the start of a coaching engagement?

Accepted Answer

A comprehensive intake questionnaire combined with a values clarification exercise

Answer

A thorough intake questionnaire paired with values clarification gives the coach a holistic picture of who the client is and what matters most to them.

Question 3

When tracking a client's progress toward a 90-day goal, what is the primary purpose of mid-point check-ins?

Accepted Answer

To identify obstacles, celebrate wins, and recalibrate the plan as needed

Answer

Mid-point check-ins allow the coach and client to celebrate momentum, surface barriers, and adjust strategies before the deadline.

Question 4

A client set a goal three sessions ago but has made no measurable progress. What should the coach explore first?

Accepted Answer

Whether the goal is still relevant, meaningful, and achievable for the client

Answer

Lack of progress often signals a goal alignment issue; the coach should first examine whether the goal still resonates and is appropriately scoped.

Question 5

The Wheel of Life assessment tool is most useful for:

Accepted Answer

Giving clients a visual snapshot of satisfaction across multiple life domains

Answer

The Wheel of Life helps clients visually assess and compare their current satisfaction levels across life areas such as career, health, relationships, and finances.

(CPC) Life Coach Certified Practice Test

(CPC) Life Coach Certified Practice Test

CPC Client Assessment & Progress Evaluation 2