What supervisory role is designed to help supervisees deal with some of the emotional stressors that they encounter in their work with clients?
A. Supportive supervision
B. Administrative supervision
C. Case supervision
D. Educational supervision
A
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In which conceptualization of poverty is more government assistance seen as going to the middle and upper classes than to the poor?
a. poverty as deprivation b. poverty as inequality in the distribution of income c. poverty as structure d. poverty as exploitation by the ruling class
Research on stress in families with schizophrenic members emphasizes the relationship between _______________ and relapse
a. anxiety b. depression c. phobias d. expressed emotion
Jim Crow laws:
a. were used to force African Americans to adhere to certain prescribed behaviors b. were a form of discrimination that took place in the South in the early-1800s c. resulted in a peaceful coexistence between African Americans and whites in the South d. demonstrated America’s commitment to social and economic justice for the African American population
Effective supervisors understand that: a. the supervisory relationship is key to the effectiveness of supervision as well as to the personal developmentof the supervisee
b. supervision is not as important as people think. It is the supervisees' past that makes the difference. c. supervisees may be nervous, but it is not their responsibility to help them work through the nerves to become abetter therapist. d. they are competent to supervise trainees in all areas of counseling whether they have experience or not.