1. Core Conditions Using your Clinical Interviewing text, compare the
premise,
Core ConditionsUsing your Clinical Interviewing text, compare the premise, benefit, and
limitations of nondirect listening behaviors versus direct listening behaviors. To what
extent do basic interviewing methods align with core conditions of the person-centered
approach? How do you assess the demonstration of the skills in the Theories in Action:
Person-Centered Training media piece?Response GuidelinesRespond to of at least one of
your peers. Responses should be substantive and contribute to the conversation by asking
questions, respectfully debating positions, and presenting supporting information relevant
to the topic. Please review the Faculty Expectations for any other requirements for peer
responses.Learning ComponentsThis activity will help you achieve the following learning
components:Discuss the premises, benefits, and limitations of nondirective and directive
interviewing.Engage in professional behavior, effective communication, and appropriate
boundaries during peer and faculty interactions.ResourcesDiscussion Participation Scoring
Guide.Theories in Action: Person-Centered Counseling | Transcriipt.