Mary, age 82, keeps insisting that someone has been sneaking into her apartment and turning on her stove when she isn t looking. Her family has noticed that Mary has been more and more forgetful lately, and now she has begun rambling in her speech and using many word substitutions, like horse for dog. Mary is likely to be suffering from

According to Vacc and Loesch (2000), the three major activities undertaken by helpers working in religious settings include all EXCEPT __________

a. mood management counseling b. referrals to other professionals c. bereavement counseling d. marriage and family counseling

Which of the following is thought to be a major contributing factor to the viewpoint that career and personal counseling are distinct and separate entities?

a. Personal counseling requires more training than career counseling b. Counselors are to choose between being personal or career counselors c. All career counselors do is administer tests and help someone find a job d. Different training courses and certification of counselors

The influencing strategies oriented to helping clients find new ways of thinking, feeling, being, and finding new meaning in their lives are:

a. information, psychoeducation, advice, opinion, instruction, suggestion, directive. b. intelligence, disclosure, feedback, observation, listening, interpretation. c. interpretation, logical consequences, self-disclosure, feedback, psychoeducation/information, directives. d. information, psychoeducation, logical consequences, observation, self-disclosure, listening, feedback.

Difference in lifestyles and beliefs by the coleaders may lead to _______.

a. leader dominance b. value conflicts c. “what my partner means to say” d. tug of war