When children take on stories, beliefs, and practices that symbolize belonging to their community, they are in which stage of Fowler's stages of faith development?
A. synthetic-conventional faith
B. mythic-literal faith
C. universalizing faith
D. prestage-primal faith
Answer: B
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When the code of ethics conflicts with a court order a professional may:
a) Obey the court order without worry about discipline from licensing boards b) Follow the advice of a consultant c) Honor the ethics code because it protects a professional from being held in contempt of court d) All of the above e) None of the above
. Before each formal lesson, Mr. Langford emphasizes that he wants to see every student stay on task, encourage everyone to learn, share ideas and listen to other ideas. This is an example of
a. Positive interdependence b. Individual accountability c. Specifying desired behaviors d. Intergroup cooperation
Prior research has shown that rapport is established more quickly between client and counselors when the counseling dyad includes:
a. A client and counselor of the same gender. b. A client and counselor of the same gender and race. c. A client and counselor of the same race. d. A client and counselor of different gender, but same race.
Which of the following answers is most correct concerning Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy?
A) ?"Nothing is good or bad but thinking makes it so." (ShakespearE) B) ?"Men are not disturbed by things, but by the view we take of them." (Epictetus) C) ?"It is what you tell yourself that makes you feel bad." (Ellis) D) ?All of the above