About 80% of professional school counselors "often" or "occasionally" engage in which of the following assessment-related activities:
a. Interpreting scores from assessment instruments and using the information in counseling
b. Reading about and being aware of ethical issues in assessment
c. Communicating and interpreting assessment information to parents, teachers, school administrators, and other professionals
d. All of the above
d. All of the above
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What will be an ideal response?
An ethical issue arises when:
A. a new client temporarily experiences a period of dependence on the counselor. B. counselors encourage clients to come up with solutions to problems with minimal help from the counselor. C. a client develops an unhealthy dependence on their counselor and the counselor deals with it therapeutically, without blaming the client. D. counselors encourage and promote dependence on the part of their clients.
The Brief Therapy of the Mental Research Institute posited that problems are:
a. expressions of past injustices done to individuals b. failed solution attempts c. premised upon faulty family structure d. present because family members have not been able to maintain neutrality
According to Ginzberg, the “tentative stage” refers to
a. an orientation to different career paths b. an introduction to self-understanding in relation to careers c. a result of transitioning to post-secondary training d. transforming one’s career beliefs