Behavioral counseling gained importance through ____________ publication ____________, in which he focused on learning (instead of insight) as the root of change
a. Carl Rogers’; Counseling and Psychotherapy
b. John Krumboltz’s; Revolution in Counseling
c. C. Gilbert Wrenn’s; Counselor in a Changing World
d. Frank Parsons’; Choosing a Vocation
Answer: b
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Group atmosphere can be described as group rules and appropriate behavior in group sessions that members agree upon.
a. True b. False
The two most common clinical symptoms associated with presenting oneself for counseling services are _________________
A. mania and depression B. depression and schizophrenia C. anxiety and depression D. abuse and anxiety
Encouraging a client to put his/her distress into words helps to:
A. verify the therapist is interested in his/her emotions. B. focus on the negatives resulting in chemical dependency. C. strengthen rapport with a client. D. all of the above.
According to behavior therapy theory, the process of symptom substitution occurs frequently
(a) true (b) false