Tests concerned with making predictions about how a person is likely to perform in the future are called:
A. tests of ability.
B. aptitude tests.
C. achievements tests.
D. tests of typical performance.
ANS: B
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When treating mandated or involuntary clients, Berg and other solution-focused therapists have argued that:
a. the same solution-oriented pathways and principles can be successfully applied. b. solution-oriented therapy works best when clients are free to choose. c. any mandated treatment violates the fundamental assumptions of solution-focused therapy. d. goal-formation is out of the control of the client and solution-focused therapy will necessarily be less open to a useful range of solutions.
Gestalt counselors believe neuroses and other problems develop when a person ________________________________
a. has a sense of personal inferiority b. avoids directly confronting existential realities c. avoids direct contact with parts of the self d. has conflicts between the id and superego
Explain the process of defense mechanisms. What are they and when are they employed? Be sure to include an example.
What will be an ideal response?
All of the following are components of the WDEP system of evaluation used by reality counselors, EXCEPT: __________________________________
a. preparing for success b. exploring wants, needs and motivations c. discussing what clients are doing and the resulting direction d. evaluating the effectiveness of actions and choices