What factors are considered when constructing a crisis plan?
a. Settings, populations, and age of clients
b. Organizations and individuals
c. Type of professionals working in a particular setting and whether a crisis has occurred in the setting previously
d. Locations, populations, and characteristics of the event
d. Locations, populations, and characteristics of the event
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Exploration of the truth that others are not as fixated on you as perhaps you may believe is an exercise called:
a. shame attacking b. forceful dialogs c. role playing d. forceful coping
The type of learning in which students are responsible for one another’s learning is known as
a. fish-bowl b. think-share-pair c. case study d. cooperative learning
Students are not responsible for informing the teacher or another professional if they believe the assessment results do not adequately represent their true ability
a. True b. False
Advocacy is an important competency for community-based counselors for all of the following reasons except
A. resources for clients are always limited. B. many clients do not know how to advocate for themselves. C. all referral agencies make decisions with the best interests of their clients in mind. D. there are typically more clients than agencies can adequately serve.