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LIFC 502 Exam 3 Liberty University
- Human beings are creatures of habit that put themselves in trances all day long:
- Needs that are denied gain power underground:
- Standards are all of the following EXCEPT:
- A danger in a coach-client relationship is that some kind of parent-child relationship develops when challenging:
- Appreciative inquiry is a three-step process focusing questions on discovery, dream, and delivery:
- The Coaching Mandela is also known as:
- Suggested ways to reframe include all of the following EXCEPT:
- Values can be driven by:
- Questions can be used to subtly influence the client’s beliefs or perceptions:
- Three levels of values include:
- Socratic questions were designed to elicit wisdom from the instructor due to the student’s ignorance:
- What defines a great question:
- Each of these statements is true about women EXCEPT:
- Life gnats tax our attention and energy:
- Each of these statements is true about men EXCEPT:
- Personal standards are NOT:
- It is okay to a mix of objective and subjective feedback:
- Toltec’s four simple rules for fostering integrity would NOT include:
- Energy drainers include all of the above EXCEPT:
- Our habits are:
- “Parroting” is an amazingly powerful technique used extensively within clean language:
- Flores’ Cycle of Promise:
- Clients must work with life purpose first before life design:
- Coaching borrows the term “incompletion” from football:
- Which is NOT one of Maslow’s identified needs: