_____________________ is the practice of attempting to change a client's sexual orientation from lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, or questioning to that of a heterosexual
a. Cognitive-restructuring therapy
b. Reparative therapy
c. Exposure therapy
d. None of the above
b
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Cognitive therapy focuses on people's ________ as a pathway to change
a. behavior b. feelings c. family d. thinking
Which of the following skills could be used by both a leader and a member in a counseling or support group?
a. confrontation b. clarifying c. encouraging d. empathy e. all of the above
Williamson's vocational counseling theory was popular in the 1930's because
a. The testing movement was flourishing in psychology and education. b. He emphasized self actualization of clients. c. He developed the Strong Vocational Interest Blank. d. A big demand for career counseling had developed in the colleges.
A feminist counselor might address a young woman's career contemplation by
a. exploring traditional and learned gender roles. b. empowering the client to make her decisions. c. reviewing career in context of personal goals and drives. d. All of the above.