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Introduction to Christian Leadership Coaching Final Exam |
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This exam is for your benefit and feedback only. It will not be graded or submitted for review by the instructors. There are ten Multiple Choice or True/False Questions 1. The item below that is NOT part of the Knowledge Model is: A. DKK - Don’t Know that you Know 2. Coaching can take place in formal or informal relationships. A. True 3. According to the ICF definition of coaching, which item is not the coach's responsibility. A. Hold the client responsible and accountable 4. Christian coaching is not Christians doing coaching. A. True 5. Using the 'Ask Powerful Questions' skill, questions can be either open ended or closed. Open ended questions are stronger than closed. A. True 6. Responding Involves: A. Informing and requesting 7. Empowering and supporting with words are two ways to encourage. A. True 8. Two pitfalls that can occur are talking too much and asking focused questions. A. True 9. An example of Input Skill is: A. Ask powerful questions
Answers: 1. C
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