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Basic Counsellig Techniques

Rubric for Interview Techniques

Students role play counseling session and demonstrate Basic Counselling skills.

Rubric Code: GC5B89

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Subject: Psychology

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Criteria for Interviewing Skills
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Non-verbal Behaviour	Poor Counsellor did not show the characteristics of SOLER.	Fair Counsellor showed the characteristics of SOLER.	Good Counsellor showed the characteristics of SOLER. Counsellor's facial expression was natural.
Attending	Poor Counsellor rushed through the interview, speech was difficult to hear or understand, did not pay attention to the client.	Fair Counsellor paid some attention to the client, speech was sometimes too quiet or hard to understand.	Good Counsellor did not speak in a good pace. Therapist was attentive to the discussion and issue of the client.
Following	Poor Counsellor never facilitated further discussion by the client.	Fair Counsellor nused faciliatation some of the time, but it seemed awkward. Client seemed hesitatant to make more meaningful statements.	Good Counsellor used faciliation well. Client responded with more meaningful statements.
Questioning	Poor Counsellor's questions could be answered with a "yes" or "no" only. Too many questions at one time.	Fair Questions are appropriately used. Most of the counsellor's questions were relevant to the issue discussed.	Good Counsellor questions led to discussion of issue, thoughts and feelings. Questions were properly organised.
Pharaphrasing and Summarising	Poor Counsellor seldom pharaphrased what the client was saying. Forgot the facts being discussed.	Fair The counsellor pharaphrased regularly, but it was inconsistent and not at the correct pace. Counsellor did the summary of discussion.	Good The counsellor pharaphrased often and consistently in the appropriate manners. Counsellor regularly summarised the content of the discussion.
Reflection of Feelings	Poor Counsellor seldom state the emotional aspect of the client.	Fair Counsellor stated the emotional conditions of the client inconsistently.	Good Counsellor stated the emotional conditions of the client accurately and consistently.