Test Types of coaching

QUESTION 1: IN WHICH SCHOOL IS THE COACHING APPROACH MORE DIRECTIVE?

It focuses on results and emphasizes self-esteem and motivations
It focuses on the human being and trusts in his or her potential and capacity to make decisions that improve his or her life
It focuses on the transformation of the person from conversations, use of language and the client's concepts
All of the above

It works on behavioral change based on the interpretation and the relationship that the person has with reality, focusing on language
It works with the person and the relationship with his or her environment, as an element within his or her circle of action and not as an isolated entity
It works on the identification and self-regulation of emotions to achieve well-being and self-fulfillment
It works to change behavior based on the client's mental processes

It allows training cognitive abilities to modify the person's behavior and the way he/she approaches situations
It allows to analyze the actions performed by the person, their causes and consequences and their interrelation with their environment
It allows to analyze the way in which the person processes information and how it influences decisions and behavior
It allows the person to interpret situations, to know why he/she makes certain decisions and also helps to understand the behavior of others