Counseling for Related Professions Practice Test

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• Psychological trauma is defined as which of the following?
• In Freudian theory, the id is associated with which principle?
• Which term describes drawing techniques from multiple theories as fits the client, without attempting to merge them into one framework?
• Which term refers to truthfulness in professional actions with clients and others?
• In the given material, which term is associated with the pleasure principle?
• What overall type of counseling approach do school counselors tend to use?
• Which approach examines the messages received about what it means to be male or female and their impact on functioning?
• Questioning is a primary skill that allows counselors to do what?
• What ethnic group in the US struggles with being regarded as a 'model minority'?
• Which term is defined as the process by which women come to know themselves in a gendered world?
• Which term refers to public information that encourages the public to become aware of environmental factors that act as barriers to all individuals' human development?
• Which intervention is described as critical to long-term favorable outcomes after a crisis event?
• Which term describes a syndrome sometimes experienced by helping professionals who constantly treat clients in crisis or experiencing pain and suffering?
• When unattended stress and co-traumatic effects begin to have a significant negative impact on a counselor's professional functioning, the counselor is at risk of
• The statement 'The person on Victoria's lawn had committed suicide' is false. True or False?
• Advocacy in counseling refers to the efforts of professional counselors to support clients based on clients' needs or some social cause. Which term is this?
• Which term refers to exhaustion encompassing physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual dimensions from chronic exposure to client suffering?
• Which statement about existential theory is supported by the described Case of Terry?
• Poverty and mental illness are rarely connected to each other.
• Which term is described as a system in which tokens are earned for desired behavior and used as reinforcement?
• In this process individuals may identify as spiritual but not religious, religious but not spiritual, religious and spiritual, or neither.
• Which term describes individuals' sense of belonging to an ethnic group?
• Alfred Adler was a student of Sigmund Freud, and most scholars believe their theories are virtually indistinguishable.
• The Psychodynamic theoretical belief that personality is completely formed in childhood is:
• Which dimension of spirituality includes the drive for creativity, love, relationships, and personal growth?
• Transgender is used to identify individuals who permanently or periodically do not identify with the gender assigned to their biological sex at birth.
• Which principle demands avoiding harm to others?
• Music, drawing, stories, games, worksheets, role playing, puppets, and videos are all techniques that can be used as what type of activities?
• Which term means being truthful in professional actions with clients and others?
• Which research method focuses on identifying robust trends across multiple studies, clients, and contexts?
• Racial identity relates to membership in a racial group and is influenced by attitudes toward which group?
• In counseling, a paradigm is best described as?
• Confidentiality means clients can share sensitive information and must trust counselors not to disclose without permission. Which term is this describing?
• Which dimension of spirituality is described as the sense of being part of a greater whole?
• As a culturally competent counselor, Anne knows her job is to encourage all of her clients to fit in better in the general population.
• Summarizing in counseling is best described as
• What term describes a systematic set of helping actions aimed at reducing initial post-trauma distress and supporting short and long-term adaptive functioning?
• Which psychotherapist started a movement toward using the term 'client' instead of the term 'patient' for people seeking therapy?
• Which concept focuses on how individuals interpret events through their own experiences and beliefs?
• Genuineness is best described as which?
• Counselor Ho Jin finds herself deeply frustrated with her client, because he reminds her so much of her abusive father. According to psychoanalysis, what is happening?
• Which term best describes positive changes after struggling with a major life crisis?
• Rapport refers to which of the following?
• Which research aims to determine how well interventions work in real-world settings across diverse populations?
• In the scenario at a faith-based agency, which ethical principle is violated when the counselor pressures a client to remain in their faith?
• The rise of large-scale testing created a need for more clinicians to do what?
• Which of the following statements about the early history of counseling is true?
• Which principle concerns keeping promises and being trustworthy in professional relationships?
• Which statement best captures the idea of common factors as described in the material?
• Minor Consent Laws typically allow certain minors to seek treatment in which areas without parental consent?
• Which theory posits that individuals have an intrinsic drive to form interpersonal relationships for reassurance and to be loved?
• Adlerian theory's concept of social interests is demonstrated when a client becomes more involved with which group?
• Undershooting in counselor responses occurs when the counselor reflects a feeling that is
• If a client expresses an imminent plan to harm themselves or others, what action aligns with the duty to warn?
• In the ABC-X Model, what does B stand for?
• Multiculturalism began to be more present in the counseling world in the:
• Counseling is one of the oldest mental health disciplines.
• The ADA stands for which of the following?
• Which principle means doing no harm to others?
• Meta-analysis is defined as which of the following?
• Bonadaptation denotes which concept?
• Verbal underlining is defined as what?
• All of the following are identified as resiliencies in The Resilient Self EXCEPT
• Best practice guidelines are not ethics per se but do what?
• The Humanistic perspective of counseling is primarily oriented toward what?
• Which statement about open questions is true?
• Which strategy may help counselors attenuate their exposure to stress?
• Relational competence is the ability to:
• What does Erford say is one of the most crucial parts of counselor development?
• In crisis assessment, which pair best describes the sentence: '_______ are possibilities and the _______ are specific behavioral indicators that are probabilities'?
• Psychodrama is best described as which form of therapy?
• Dating a client after deciding to proceed slowly primarily violates which ethical principle?
• According to the material, changes occur within what?
• Erford notes that matching a client's vocal tone can help them calm down.
• Which statement best describes the behavior of a culturally encapsulated counselor?
• Jen suggests her client Greg snap a rubber band around his wrist each time he feels tempted to smoke a cigarette. What theory is this most likely to come from?
• Which term is distinguishable from secondary traumatic stress because it stems from cognitive processing changes after direct exposure to trauma populations, affecting trust, safety, and control?
• Premature termination in counseling is described as problematic regardless of which factors?
• Which tool helps counselors identify cultural aspects that influence family members' behaviors?
• Hardiness consists of which three Cs?
• In some contexts, Feminist Therapy can be seen as culturally inconsistent.
• Psychodrama is particularly known for which activity?
• Which concept means relying on knowledge of approaches and applying what seems to fit at a given time?
• Which of the following is NOT a core action associated with psychological first aid?
• Which term describes a cognitive processing change due to exposure to clients' trauma via empathic engagement?
• In a survey, counseling clients rated non-verbal communication as the least important factor of building a working alliance with counselors.
• In Western cultures, the average physical distance for conversation is typically 4-6 feet.
• How is the etic approach best described in cross-cultural counseling?
• In the United States during the 1800s, people with psychiatric issues were often:
• Therapeutic impairment occurs when there is a significant negative impact on a counselor's professional functioning which compromises client care; factors include substance abuse, mental illness, personal crisis, or physical illness. Which term is this describing?
• Lance's counselor encourages him to become more involved with his friendship group. Lance's counselor is using the Adlerian principle of:
• Which term refers to changes in beliefs about safety and trust resulting from ongoing exposure to trauma populations?
• During the ______ phase of the cycle of violence theory, the abuser asks for forgiveness and may bring the abused partner gifts.
• Counselor Edward tells his 14-year-old client Erica, 'You don't really want to get mixed up with a gang, do you?' This is an example of:
• Racial identity and ethnic identity are the same thing.
• The claim that Alfred Adler was a student of Sigmund Freud is supported by the material.
• Resilience refers to adaptation to adversity such as relational, financial, or workplace problems. Which term best captures this concept?
• Which concept involves adopting the client's frame of reference to understand their experience?
• Reflecting feelings in counseling aims to help the client do what?
• ______ entails adaptation to adversity and stressors, such as relational, financial, or workplace problems.
• Which concept emphasizes valuing individual characteristics for what they are, regardless of predefined categories?
• Which principle is about doing good and promoting the well-being of clients?
• In the cycle of violence theory, which phase is characterized by the abuser asking for forgiveness and giving gifts?
• In the physical sense, trauma refers to which of the following?
• Privileged communication is described as existing by statute and applying only to which context?
• Reflecting skills involve which technique?
• Which statement about the historical treatment of people with psychiatric issues in the 1800s is true?
• Which statement is inconsistent with culturally competent counseling?
• Which term refers to the synthesis of the best aspects of several theories with the belief that doing so will produce richer and more meaningful outcomes?
• Which term describes an individual's sense of belonging to an ethnic group?
• Premature termination in counseling is typically considered which of the following?
• Focusing Summaries are typically used
• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) comprises which set of symptom categories?
• Closed questions typically elicit which type of responses?
• One limitation of person-centered theory is its lack of multicultural application.
• Which of the following is not a typical goal of psychological first aid?
• Which of the following is a core action of psychological first aid?
• A client begins to treat the therapist as if the therapist were a significant figure from the client's past.
• Self-talk is best described as:
• Acutely suicidal individuals may have recently experienced which of the following?
• Following a crisis event, research indicates that which type of intervention is critical to long-term favorable outcomes?
• Which statement best describes closed questions?
• The term that describes the stereotype of a minority who is perceived as successful and well-behaved is?
• Encouraging a client to keep a journal and attend mindfulness classes is most closely an example of which type of summary?
• Which term describes the phenomenon when a client projects emotions from past experiences onto the counselor and the counseling relationship?
• In counseling, what is the primary goal of crisis work?
• Which term describes the privileging of masculinity as the standard or ideal in society?
• What term describes a formal statement of expected professional conduct?
• According to the textbook, what percentage of US citizens identify as belonging to a racial/ethnic minority group?
• Which statement best differentiates civil liability from malpractice?
• Bonadaptation refers to which of the following?
• Which term refers to actions that include influencing client-serving systems and organizations to meet client needs?
• Which learning theory explains learning via the association of two stimuli?
• The 'thousand voices' a client hears refers to:
• Existential counselors use a number of systematic techniques in working with clients.
• Disability can be considered as a what kind of factor in counseling?
• Andres's therapist Max confronted him about his lack of willingness to make decisions. What theory is Max most likely working from?
• Civil liability refers to committing a wrong between individuals. Which option best matches this statement?
• Which of the following may be a reason why professional counselors resist the idea of assessing their own outcomes?
• Androcentrism refers to masculinity as the ideal trait for which humans strive that has associated privileges of greater wealth and power in relationships.
• Which term best describes positive adaptation in the face of adversity?
• In developing CBT, Aaron Beck theorized that which of the following determines how we feel?
• Which statement best differentiates stress from distress?
• Which is not one of the four self-tests to consider as a counselor makes an ethical decision?
• In the early 1900s, a person living in Boston seeking career guidance would most likely have worked with:
• The mental-hygiene movement shifted the view of the mentally ill from irrecoverably sick individuals to individuals in need of help and focused on?
• Which of the following is an effective measure to protect counselors from stress exposure?
• The practice that involves applying research to address real-world problems in counseling settings is called:
• Therapeutic alliance refers to which of the following?
• What are common factors in counseling?
• In counseling, what is the role of theories?
• Schools and agencies must report claims of child abuse by families to the families themselves.
• In which decade did U.S. culture begin embracing personal growth and self-awareness as a form of therapy?
• Disability is defined as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity.
• Gender is a concept that involves attitudes, behaviors, and relationships associated with being male and female; this concept includes, but is not limited to, biological sex.
• Distress refers to stress that is perceived in what way?
• Which term describes adherence to belief systems, traditions, and community worship as a framework for spirituality?
• Which counseling technique involves restating the emotional significance of a client's experience?
• Which term describes the duty to keep commitments and be loyal to clients and the profession?
• Which principle is most directly associated with truth-telling and honesty?
• The science of helping implies treatment decisions are informed by:
• Ethical standards are developed by which entity to guide the behavior of a specific group of professionals?
• According to the material, poverty and mental illness are rarely connected.
• Every counseling interaction can be seen as cross-cultural.
• ______ refers to a long term presence of risk that may or may not necessitate urgent care, immediate hospitalization, or immediate intervention.
• Burnout is characterized by long-term emotional and interpersonal stressors resulting in...
• Counseling Environment refers to the combination of:
• Which type of summary is designed to signal that the session can move on after capturing the topic's essence?
• Which type of summary is used to recap progress and agreements at the end of a session?
• Which approach would you use to explore messages about gender socialization and their effects on behavior?
• The counselor's response to 'Yeah. I feel so hopeless and helpless.' is best described as which counseling technique?
• Religiosity is best described as a framework for organizing one's spirituality, including belief systems, traditions, and community worship.
• Which theory explains the drive to seek closeness and reassurance through relationships?
• Etic perspective in counseling emphasizes what?
• Which statement reflects the relationship between disability and culture in counseling?
• Which situation best illustrates the duty to warn for a professional counselor?
• Which term describes a persistent risk condition that may not require immediate intervention?
• Which of the following is a primary critique associated with the early guidance movement?
• What is the primary purpose of adopting an open, relaxed, and attentive body posture?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between co-traumatic effects and counselor functioning?
• Which term best describes using the best parts of several theories in a cohesive way to guide practice?
• The term that describes the interplay of external conditions and counselor traits is:
• Vicarious traumatization is best described as:
• Multicultural counseling takes into account which factors?
• According to Terry, how might a behaviorally based therapist challenge Terry?
• Counselors can break client confidentiality if they feel clients can benefit from it.
• Racism is the classification of groups of individuals based on physical characteristics, such as skin color, eye shape, and hair texture, and inappropriately ascribing intellectual, physical, and psychological traits to them.
• Which interviewing technique is demonstrated by the question about gang involvement to a 14-year-old?
• Which option best describes the type of error when a counselor mirrors emotion beyond what the client has expressed?
• Which term involves vicarious physical or emotional stress from knowledge about a significant other experiencing a traumatizing event and stress from wanting to help the victim?
• Which statement best describes an etic approach in counseling?
• Negligence may be found if the wrong committed resulted in injury or damage due to a breach of what?
• Which term is defined as the imposition of an object, label, role, experience, or set of living conditions that is unwanted, is painful, and detracts from the physical and psychological well-being of the client?
• In Freudian theory, the ego operates under which principle?
• Which strategy may help counselors attenuate their exposure to stress?
• Stuart prefers to use more general interventions with his clients who are more diverse than he is. This is considered an etic approach.
• Open questions usually elicit fuller and more meaningful responses by encouraging the client to talk at greater length. Which option best describes open questions?
• Which tool helps map family relationships across generations to assess cultural influences?
• True or False: The Cold War has been blamed for reductions in funding for school counseling and guidance.
• Which action is a recommended guideline in crisis counseling?
• Which term refers to the emotional and mental wounds that challenge one's beliefs, security, thoughts, and feelings, and undermine one's ability to cope?
• Outcome research answers which question about counseling?
• Counselors cannot provide insights to their clients - only the clients can do this.
• The statement 'The person on Victoria's lawn had committed suicide' is true or false?
• Which of the following correctly lists the three goals of the Basic Listening Sequence?
• Advocacy Counseling not only includes the actions of professional counselors on behalf of clients, but also includes professional counselors intervening with systems and organizations relevant to clients. Which term is this?
• The mental-hygiene movement contributed to public perception by promoting which approach?
• Which statement best characterizes educational records?
• Which concept is demonstrated when client and counselor expectations influence outcomes as much as the theories used?
• The scientist-practitioner model emphasizes what?
• Overshooting in counseling occurs when the counselor reflects a feeling that is
• Which term describes the specific exhaustion with spiritual dimensions as part of burnout?
• Which term reflects positive changes resulting from struggles with a major life crisis?
• In the ABC-X Model, what does X primarily represent?
• Snyder's 2000 Hope Theory posits that successful counseling outcomes depend on which two elements?
• Active placebo describes that counselor and client expectations play a major role in the helping process. Which option reflects this idea?
• A acutely suicidal individual is most likely to have recently experienced which type of event?
• A culturally encapsulated counselor is best described as someone who...
• True or False: The way a counselor dresses can be part of the active placebo effect.
• Which term refers to barriers that are inherent in societal systems (e.g., prejudice, social class)?
• Jill tells her friend, 'This counselor doesn't seem to pay any attention to me. I don't think she even wants to help me.' According to Erford, the counselor may be lacking ____________ with Jill.
• A counselor notices that they respond emotionally to a client as if the client were someone from their own past.
• Which therapy is primarily associated with focusing on the present and making choices to influence outcomes?
• Since coming out as gay, Trish only wants to spend her time with other people who identify as sexual minorities. Which stage of sexual identity development is Trish most likely in?
• Which term describes positive changes in self-perception and life perspectives after surviving major adversity?
• What is the current trend in field-based research in counseling?
• A key feature of Bowen Family Therapy is encouraging individuals to assert themselves against the pressures of others.
• What is at the core of a crisis?
• The growth of psychometrists highlights the importance of what in counseling practice?
• Which statement is NOT a guideline for crisis counseling?
• Which concept describes maintaining one's individuality in the face of group pressures?
• _______ stems from a cognitive processing change, and it occurs when counselors connect with clients' pain and feel the cumulative impact of that pain.
• A counselor does not have to abide by confidentiality laws after a client's death. True or False?
• Which of the following groups has an increased risk for lower academic achievement?
• Which term describes an action plan that outlines clear and specific goals in a step-by-step method for implementing change that also shows how to use resources effectively and anticipate difficulties?
• A significant factor of Bowen Family Therapy is being able to stand up for yourself against the pressures of others.
• Malpractice is professional misconduct in the application of skills or performance in the discharge of professional duties. Which option matches this definition?
• What term describes a system in which a client earns tokens for target behaviors and loses tokens for other behaviors?
• Which concept is characterized by accepting every aspect of the client's personality without judgment?
• Which statement about Feminist Therapy is consistent with the material?
• Signal summaries are used to
• Reality Therapy focuses on which domain?
• Outcome in counseling often requires professionals to stay current with what literature?
• Under which circumstance may confidential information be disclosed without the client's consent?
• Which term refers to the overarching ideas that guide how counselors conceptualize client problems and plan interventions?
• Which concept focuses on the capacity for self-awareness and choice to create meaning in life?
• Which term corresponds to the morality principle in psychodynamic theory?
• Which concept involves encouraging individuals to learn about diverse cultural groups and contribute to society?
• Which best describes the purpose of a peer consultation group for crisis counselors?
• Here and now refers to being present in the current moment.
• Which term refers to family unity, loyalty, and respect?
• The counselor's response to 'I'm so angry that my parents are divorcing... has really left you with intense feelings' is most accurately an example of:
• Which of the following best defines therapeutic impairment in counselors?
• Qualitative analysis in counseling research is best described as which of the following?
• Treatment efficacy refers to what?
• Which stage describes a person who has not yet considered changing behavior?
• The ability to establish and maintain the helping relationship is known as:
• Which term focuses on biases that privilege men over women?
• Erford notes that most professional counselors agree that it is inappropriate for counselors to seek counseling for themselves.
• Empathy is the ability to understand the client's world in the way the client understands it.
• Which ACA Professional Responsibility standard is addressed when a counselor postpones seeing clients to mourn a father's death?
• Which term describes making conscious and intentional decisions?
• When an individual settles into a residual state of crisis that is long-term and lingering, with or without PTSD, it is referred to as
• Acute Risk indicates a strong probability that someone will be injured or dead within about 24 hours. Which term is this?
• Privileged communication is described as communication that exists by statute and applies only to what context?
• Which three goals are central to the Basic Listening Sequence?
• Which of the following is considered a component of a crisis?
• Which term best describes a plan that outlines clear and specific goals in a step-by-step method for implementing change and uses resources effectively?
• Clinical efficacy studies are described as...
• Which concept describes the description of the specific ways in which individuals communicate their attachment needs to significant others?
• The active placebo effect is defined as
• Which method organizes beliefs into categories to illustrate the organization of one's system of understanding and operating?
• Reality therapy focuses on:
• Which term best describes the bond and collaboration between client and counselor that constitutes the therapeutic alliance?
• Unconditional positive regard is the counselor's ability to accept every aspect of the client's personality while remaining nonjudgmental.
• Chronic Risk refers to a long-term presence of risk that may or may not require urgent care or immediate intervention. Which term is this?
• What is the primary goal of counseling in the wellness perspective?
• Justice refers to which concept?
• Sexism is negative beliefs and behaviors about the ways in which women should be treated based on the notion that femininity is of low value and less healthy than masculinity, is closely associated with the concept of androcentrism.
• A court order allows a professional counselor to release confidential information. This is an example of which concept?
• Action research is defined as:
• Self-actualization refers to which tendency?
• Open questions are known to help clients feel more 'in charge' of their own stories.
• Which term best describes the process by which a person adopts the customs and values of another culture?
• Which practice is recommended to manage the risk of co-traumatic effects?
• Which two mental health issues are commonly treated under the medical model and are also frequent targets of alternative, non-medical treatments?
• Child abuse is defined as physical or mental injury, sexual abuse or exploitation, negligent treatment, or maltreatment of a child under what conditions?
• Which description best captures the dimension of spirituality that involves the search for meaning and purpose?
• Hyperarousal in PTSD typically includes which features?
• Which term encompasses states such as identifying as spiritual but not religious, religious but not spiritual, both, or neither?
• Existentialism emphasizes the capacity for self-awareness and freedom to make meaning.
• Personal notes in counseling are best described as?
• Racial identity is defined as the psychosocial orientation toward membership in a racial group based partly on what?
• Accepting a client's invitation to attend her graduation ceremony: the ethical code is clear that this is wrong. True or False?
• Which term describes oppression that occurs when another entity imposes an object, label, role, experience, or set of living conditions that is unwanted, is painful, and detracts from the physical and psychological well-being of the client?
• Which concept involves loyalty, faithfulness, and honoring commitments?
• Sally and Josh share the belief that his difficult childhood influences his ability to form and maintain relationships. This shared belief about the origin of a problem is called a:
• Which of the following is NOT described as a primary skill for gathering information?
• The basic counseling paradigm describes:
• Eustress is best described as stress resulting from which of the following?
• Frank Parsons is best known for founding which field?
• The counselor's statement 'It sounds like you don't know if long-term relationships are worth the risk and possibility of loss' illustrates which technique?
• According to existential theory, how might Terry best improve her life?
• Which figure advocated that teachers should provide weekly lessons focusing on character, problem solving, and prevention to restore moral fiber?
• What term best fits the description: 'a set of interrelated skills used to achieve three overarching goals'?
• According to Chapter 4, why is the use of theory in counseling primarily important?
• Which term indicates a high probability of imminent harm, requiring urgent attention within 24 hours?
• The purpose of minor consent laws is to allow certain minors to seek treatment without parental consent for which conditions?
• Which statement correctly describes the relationship between trauma and PTSD?
• Approximately how many individuals ages 15-44 experience a diagnosable mental disorder in any given year?
• Which of the following statements is accurate regarding the claim that the medical model speeds recovery?
• Emic perspective in counseling emphasizes what?
• What was the primary criticism leveled at the early guidance movement?
• When a crisis affects a school, the _______ is a vital leader in the response.
• Which statement correctly identifies one of the six moral principles used in ethics?
• In the section on the helping process, Sharfstein is noted as saying that while relationships are good for people receiving counseling, professionals need to focus on crisis work and treatment planning in order to be effective.
• In terms of the change stages, what stage is he probably at? Jordan says he is waiting till summer to start looking for a job after being asked how many resumes he has sent out.
• In the ABC-X Model, what does A stand for?
• Which concept suggests that people create their own meaning and realities based on personal experiences?
• In psychoanalysis, the phenomenon where a therapist's reactions to a client reflect the therapist's own past experiences is called?
• Which term refers to an ethnic group conforming to the values of the dominant culture?
• Which strategy may help counselors attenuate their exposure to stress?
• Which type of summary is most associated with pulling together information at the start of a session?
• Frank Parsons is best known for founding which field?
• Professional school counselors are employed by schools and provide ___________ counseling services at the school sites.
• Counselor Characteristics are defined as:
• Which statement best reflects the wellness perspective's view of counseling outcomes?
• Outcome research in counseling is best described as focusing on what?
• Behaviorism's relationship to the medical model is best described as which of the following?
• In the ABC-X Model, what does C stand for?
• Which element is essential to effectiveness alongside a positive counselor-client relationship, according to the material?
• In the medical model of psychotherapy, who is considered the expert when someone has a problem and needs help?
• Which principle is defined as doing good or what is best for the client?
• Which principle is about avoiding harm to clients?
• Erford writes that this/these counseling factor(s) is/are a part of almost every counseling theory:
• The Double ABC-X Model addresses the existence of accumulated unresolved issues and stressors that a family may be facing at any given time.
• Becoming less assertive and more attuned to the needs of others is a goal of Feminist Therapy.
• Coping is defined as which of the following?
• Which term describes positive changes resulting from struggles with a major life crisis?
• The concept that describes the approach for understanding the human condition in all its forms is:
• In meta-analysis, what is the meaningfully quantitative index used to summarize results across studies?
• Which statement best describes the role of reflecting feelings?
• Which of the following outcomes is most likely if a counselor experiences therapeutic impairment?
• Autonomy refers to what concept?
• In counseling practice, intake refers to the process of what?
• Risk groups for which suicide rates are high include all of the following EXCEPT:
• Planning summaries are used to
• Educational records include which of the following?
• What is the purpose of a code of ethics in counseling?
• In the scenario with Rodney and Linda, Erford would likely identify the main problem as
• Countertransference is best described as what?
• Gatekeeping in counseling refers to what process?
• Which term describes the concept of encouraging the public to become aware of environmental factors that act as barriers to all individuals' human development?
• A code of ethics is based on six moral principles. Which of the following is one of those principles?
• Studies indicate that clinical practitioners typically do what regarding active research?
• Resilience involves adaptation to adversity in which areas?
• Which term refers to positive shifts that occur when one exerts control over a problem and begins to create a new story?
• Non-maleficence in counseling ethics refers to avoiding harm to clients. True or False?
• In PTSD, which symptom category includes vivid nightmares and flashbacks?
• The stage of sexual identity development where a person becomes comfortable with their minority status is: