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Rubric for Explaining CBT 
Students role play counseling session and demonstrate appropriate explaination of CBT
Rubric Code: H3C72W
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Subject: Communication  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Calming style

Poor

Therapist does not have a calm voice.
Fair

Therapist tries to use a calm voice, but laughs or seems awkward.
Good

Therapist uses a calm voice throughout the process.
Completeness

Poor

Therapist did not expain what the relation between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Fair

Therapist explained the relation between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, but seemed unclear.
Good

Therapist explained the relation between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors perfectly.
Social skills

Poor

Therapist rushed through the process, speech was difficult to hear or understand.
Fair

Therapist's speech was sometimes too quiet or hard to understand.
Good

Therapist did not speak too fast or too slowly.
Problem identification

Poor

Therapist did not determine what the client's presenting problem was.
Fair

Therapist identified the client's presenting problem but did not link it to the CBT model.
Good

Therapist identified the client's problem and linked it clearly to the CBT model.




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