Easy Quiz 4- Counseling - Introductory And Advanced Courses

__________ are integrated into each phase of treatment in strengths-based CBT beginning with the intake interview

If 95 % of test subjects have the desired response to medication “X” at a dosage level of 15 mg, this would be called the

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OEF military personnel have served in which country?

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A term used to describe the idea that truth and meaning are perspectival is ______.

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Anita is very careful to avoid any biases in her consultation relationships, and treat everyone equally. She is most demonstrating which ethical principle?

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According to a study sanctioned by the College Board, college student success in the first year can best be predicted by examining:

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Range restriction is one of the threats to statistical conclusion validity

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In order to become a managed care provider, counselors need a 10 digit identification number, which is assigned to aid in the electronic transmission of health information. This identification number is known as:

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When choosing and implementing a counseling technique to use when counseling clients, counselors should be aware that

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When introducing an exercise, the leader should make certain that members understand the ________________ of the exercise so they feel involved and cooperate rather than resist

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Which of the following are factors to consider in counseling with secondary school ethnic students?

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A critique that Casas and Mann have about Sue, Ivey, and Pederson’s theory of multicultural counseling is_______?

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The __________ format allows examinees to describe themselves or others

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The process of encouragement in Adlerian counseling includes all of the following except: a. helping clients focus on their resources and strengths. b. helping clients become aware of their assets and strengths rather than dealing continually with their deficitsand liabilities

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The goals of existential therapy include all but_________

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Individuals who are members of multiple oppressed cultural groups are __________ likely to experience intimate partner violence than members of more privileged cultural groups

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Approximately _____________ percent of youth meet criteria for a substance use disorder

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Offering specific instruction to the client on how to resolve issues and providing useful suggestions for personal change is the skill of:

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The more you know about a particular domain of knowledge,

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For a group to reach the__________, it is essential that members make a commitment to face and work through barriers that interfere with the group's progress.

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Which of the following is NOT one of the three ways that children are at risk for cyberexploitation?

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When it comes to their cultural identities, adolescents typically do which of the following?

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Discuss how a group leader can keep up with ethical codes and grow as an ethical counselor in the field of group work

Discuss how a group leader can keep up with ethical codes and grow as an ethical counselor in the field of group work.
• Group leaders can keep up with ethical codes by staying abreast of community, state, and national standards
• Leaders may grow as ethical counselors by participating in continuing education and supervision, and by doing legal "homework" before there is ever any legal difficulty

2. Describe the three-part process of the screening process for group members. Discuss the importance of screening in regards to having a successful group.
• First, group leaders should formulate the type of group they would like to lead
• Next, members should be recruited
• Finally, applicants should be screened one-on-one for appropriateness for the group
• Screening is important so that members and leader are on the same page about expectations of the group

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The sine qua non (essential element or condition) of an efficacious treatment is

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

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In the ecological/systems perspective:

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Johnson, with his team of researchers, is conducting a research that measures the amount of counseling intervention clients require to minimize the effects of their depression. He wishes to know the extent to which the intervention was helpful. However, a majority of the participants were reluctant to cooperate with him. This was because the clients were in denial of the fact that they were depressed in the first place. In this scenario, _____ would have been a responsible factor for confounding the outcomes of Johnson's research.

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If an individual reports his or her yearly earnings, the client’s response will be a numeric value, such as $35,000 a year, therefore this would be considered a ___________ variable.

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The original form of intervention—often portrayed in movies, books, articles, and television programs—is called the _______ model.

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There are approximately __________ million Americans of African heritage in the United States

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Which of the following treatments is most likely to be effective for those with BED?

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Brief counseling is done predominantly by behavioral and cognitive-behavioral counselors

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A group member who, in session, is being monopolizing, distracting, rambling, abusive, or disrespectful is engaging in an act known as _______.

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According to Ponterotto's (1988) model, a White counselor trainee who feels strong allegiance to minority clients while also feeling negative toward clients of her own race is likely to be in the __________ stage of development