Successful advocacy counseling includes work with
a. clients.
b. communities.
c. government.
d. All of the above.
d
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Which of the following is NOT one of the five moral principles that serve as a cornerstone to ethical practice?
a. Autonomy b. Beneficence c. Consultation d. Fidelity
A counselor working with a young person who lives in a high-risk community environment would benefit from:
a. Avoiding discussing issues of diversity and discrimination to avoid provoking emotions b. Encourage the family to relocate to a more stable community c. Promote engagement of the youth and family in clubs, sports, or activities that promote resilience d. Explain that some factors are uncontrollable and teach acceptance to the young person
Before group members can feel comfortable in a group and attend to others, they orient themselves by resolving emotional issues, such as
a. identity. b. control-power-influence. c. individual needs and group goals. d. All of the above.
Using assessment instruments cautiously, so that they do not interfere with exploration of one's career choice fits with this approach or theory?
a. a spiritual approach to career development. b. Holland's theory. c. cognitive information processing theory. d. trait and factor theory.