1) This chapter reinforced some of the important elements of open ended questions, that we talked about in the previous weeks. So, what I want you to do today is to use open questions in the real world. When you have a conversation with your significant other, friend, child, or parent, be aware of how you are asking the questions, and turn the question into an open ended one.
For instance, when you pick your child up from school today, instead of asking "How was your day" (a close ended question) try "tell me about your day". Please share about your "experiment" below.
note: avoid asking a "why" question!
2)150 words based on the reading and reference
https://www.samhsa.gov/homelessness-programs-resources/hpr-resources/motivational-interviewing-recovery
3) Please be sure to answer all parts of the DQ:
When, if ever, should the following types of questions be used during a counseling session:
• Open
• Closed
• Why Questions
Change the following close-ended questions into open ended ones:
1. Have you heard of Depression?
2. Are you sad?
3. Do you have a good relationship with your mother?
4. How was your week?