Which theorist believed that successful counseling is dependent upon the counselor’s ability to provide an empathic set of conditions in which the relationship between client and counselor can flourish?
A. William Glasser
B. Viktor Frankl
C. Carl Rogers
D. Erik Erikson
C. Carl Rogers
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What is meant by the phrase, separating observation from inference?
a. Seeing clearly the line between facts and interpretations. b. Detailing in the case notes only those things that the counselor is certain are true. c. Focusing the case notes only on what the client says and not on counselor’s intuition. d. Avoiding inferences about a client’s motivations or actions. e. Understanding the difference between theory and diagnosis.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The “wellness model” emphasizes prevention and places the authority and responsibility for health with each individual.
Whenever a suicidal person, who is not previously known by the crisis worker, is emotionally overwhelmed and immobile, one effective way to break through that immobility is to
a. shock the person into reality through shame and guilt or threat of punishment. b. personalize the communication by establishing a first-name basis if possible. c. create a diversion. d. gather enough information so as to establish a close and friendly relationship.
Using z-scores gives an individual the potential of comparing test scores on different types of tests
a. True b. False