Communication Procedures Flashcards
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A DUI instructor is preparing a written progress report for the court. Which element is MOST critical to include?
Answer: Specific attendance records, participation observations, and compliance with program requirements
Court reports must contain objective, documented facts about attendance, participation, and compliance rather than opinions or predictions.
When facilitating a group discussion about the consequences of DUI, an instructor notices one participant is visibly distressed. The appropriate communication response is to:
Answer: Continue the group discussion and address the participant afterward
Continuing the group while privately checking in afterward respects group continuity and the distressed participant's privacy and dignity.
Which statement best describes the principle of 'rolling with resistance' in the context of DUI instructor communication?
Answer: Acknowledging the client's perspective and not arguing against resistance
Rolling with resistance means not arguing against the client's position but instead acknowledging their perspective, which reduces defensiveness and maintains therapeutic alliance.
A DUI program instructor must communicate a client's non-compliance to a probation officer. The most professionally appropriate method is to:
Answer: Submit a formal written report through established inter-agency communication protocols
Inter-agency communication about client non-compliance must follow formal written protocols to maintain confidentiality, accountability, and legal defensibility.
Which of the following best describes 'empathic listening' as it applies to DUI instructor communication?
Answer: Understanding and reflecting the client's emotional experience without judgment
Empathic listening involves accurately understanding and reflecting the client's emotional experience, which builds trust and therapeutic alliance.
A DUI client tells the instructor, 'Everyone drinks and drives — I just got unlucky.' The MOST therapeutically appropriate response is to:
Answer: Reflect the client's frustration and explore their perception of personal risk and responsibility
Reflecting the client's frustration while exploring their beliefs about personal risk uses motivational interviewing to gently challenge rationalization without triggering defensiveness.
In a DUI education program, informed consent communication with clients must include which of the following?
Answer: Program requirements, confidentiality limits, and reporting obligations
Informed consent must clearly communicate what participation involves, the limits of confidentiality, and any mandatory reporting obligations so the client can make an informed decision.
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