Mark, a cognitive-behavioral counselor remains neutral and uses open-ended questions to help his client discover the illogical nature of her beliefs and to use her own logic to convince her of needed change. This intervention is called ________________________
a. empathy
b. socratic method or guided discovery
c. psychoeducation
d. self-talk
C
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Counseling and education practitioners are confronted more and more with pressure to incorporate research into practice. 2. Sociopolitical influences increasingly require demonstration of effectiveness in practice. 3. A variation of the scientist-practitioner model is the practitioner-scientist model. 4. In the scientist-practitioner approach, the emphasis is on practice, but practice that is based on a perspective and foundation of science and evidence-based research. 5. You can use the newly developed skills acquired from the research published in the professional literature to identify relevant and potentially effective strategies to test.
Rehabilitation counselors do NOT
a. work with family members of children who have an autism spectrum disorder. b. serve clients without a disability. c. assist their clients with career development. d. use "people first" language.
Seven months ago, Josh witnessed a movie theater shooting. Although he escaped unharmed, Josh claims he started experiencing anxiety, hypervigilance, and instrusive thoughts about the event, and is having difficulty sleeping
He has not been able to enter a movie theater since the attack. Josh also specifies that the symptoms have recently come about within the last month. Josh's symptoms might meet the diagnostic criteria for a) Acute stress disorder (ASD) b) Posttraumautic stress disorder (PTSD) c) PTSD With Delayed Onset d) ASD With Delayed Onset
B = f(PE)is a formula that means:
a. Balance in the system is a function of place and environment. b. Body of a system is the family with the people in it. c. Behavior is a function of the interplay between person and environment. d. Beliefs are related to the faith of a person within the environment.