Effective supervisors understand that:
A. a collaborative supervisory relationship, characterized by a strong working alliance, is a key component of effective supervision.
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 a better therapist.
D. they are competent to supervise trainees in all areas of counseling whether they have experience or not.
Answer: A
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. It is impossible to have one ethnic or cultural identity model to represent all Asian American and Pacific Islanders since there are many Asian American groups, all with different cultural values and migration histories. 2. Asian Americans have a separate view of the mind and body.
In most states, the supervisee works under the license of ________________, exposing them to significant liability due to actions of supervisees
a. the agency for whom they work b. the supervisor c. the insurance company by which they are covered d. the counseling program advisor
Brothers Sam, age 7, and Ben, age 9, are always fighting. The clinician Ali decides to observe the interactions between Sam and his brother Ben at home. She notes the antecedents and consequences of their fights. Ali asked her colleague, Veronica, to observe Sam and Ben at the same time. There was a high rate of agreement in what they observed. From this we can say that there was a high rate of:
A. Validity. B. Test-retest reliability. C. Inter-rater reliability. D. Diagnostic reliability.
What type of counselor/client relationship should be avoided?
a. one with a friend b. one with an acquaintance c. one with a colleague d. one with a student e. all of the above