The dualistic phase identified by Perry is a stage when the learner:
A. Looks for right and wrong answers
B. Recognizes that there are two sides to every issue
C. Tries to maintain a balance between the helper’s needs and those of the client.
D. Uses multiple methods to try and help the client
A. Looks for right and wrong answers
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The rationale for life learning is based on a continuing need to develop planning strategies to: a. upgrade skills
b. meet technological changes and stay abreast of the information explosion. c. reduce the chances of becoming obsolete. d. all of the above.
Two important variables counselors must balance in treatment planning include
a) client's commitment to treatment and client's situation/preferences b) client's willingness to change and client's situation/preferences c) client's willingness to change and evidence-based treatments d) client's situation/preferences and evidence-based treatments
A primary school counselor task to consider when organizing a group is to
a. promote the group b. screen group members c. notify parents/guardians d. devise an action plan
In determining whether a child is a danger to self or others, the counselor should do all of the following EXCEPT
a. consult with a colleague. b. consider the age and maturity level of the client. c. follow the institutional policy on the issue. d. assure the client of complete confidentiality. e. document any actions taken.