Association of Social Work Boards Masters (ASWB MSW) Practice Exam

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Which one is NOT an indicator of a client's resistance or unreadiness in therapy?

  1. Silence during sessions

  2. Engaging in small talk

  3. Punctuality and making payments

  4. Engaging in intellectual talk

The correct answer is: Punctuality and making payments

Choosing to engage in small talk or engaging in intellectual conversation during therapy may be considered a sign of resistance, as the client may be avoiding discussing their actual issues. Silence during sessions could also be seen as resistance, if the client is hesitant to open up or is not participating in the session. However, punctuality and making payments are not indicators of resistance or unreadiness in therapy. These are basic behaviors and responsibilities that a client is expected to follow, regardless of their level of readiness or resistance.

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