Which of the following would a common factors advocate say?
a. Counseling strategies predict therapeutic outcome better than common factors.
b. Research testing distinctions in outcome among theoretical approaches has been flawed.
c. Research has proved that practitioners should adjust their theoretical approach according to the client’s diagnosis.
d. Psychology is not an exact science like medicine, so it is not possible to tailor talk treatments to diagnoses.
e. Scientific studies are too focused, singling out participants who have only one tidy diagnosis. Results, therefore, are suspect.
Answer: e
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Therapists have an ethical responsibility:
a. to refer a client if they feel at all uncomfortable in the relationship. b. to refer clients to other professionals when working with them is beyond their professional training. c. to refer a client if they have not experienced the client's problem. d. all of the above.
For decades, counsellors resisted integration, often to the point of denying the validity of alternative theories and of ignoring effective methods from other theoretical schools.
a. true b. false
When choosing an assessment, counselors need to be aware and considerate of clients’
a. race. b. gender. c. religion. d. All of the above.
When using the interventions of warmth, congruence, and unconditional positive regard, the group leader is presumably employing the _______ approach.
a. Rogerian b. Adlerian c. psychodynamic d. REBT e. CBT