Why is validity important for counselors?
What will be an ideal response?
When truthful and accurate information are collected about clients, counselors can provide more effective services
Helps advance the field of counseling by demonstrating that services counselors provide are efficacious
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Which of the following terms refers to a smooth movement from one stage to another?
a. career maturity b. crisis c. life stage d. transition
__________ developed client-centered therapy
a. Carl Jung b. Viktor Frankl c. Carl Rogers d. Ludwig Binswanger
A counselor begins to work with an adolescent who strongly identifies with a particular clique but struggles to describe his own unique characteristics outside of that group. Based on this information, which of the following considerations would be appropriate?
a. It's important to recognize that this adolescent is experiencing role confusion and interventions should be initiated to help the client to become more individuated from his group. b. It is important to recognize that this is an example of an adolescent who has found his identity. c. It is important that the counselor keep in mind the influence of culture before determining whether this behavior is adaptive or maladaptive. d. None of the above.
The ethics codes of most professional organizations provide guidelines for the ethical practice of bartering. Some more recent codes (APA, NASW, AAMFT, and ACA):
A. state the practice of bartering is unethical no matter the circumstances. B. take a more strict attitude increasing the punishment for practicing bartering. C. state bartering should take place of payment; therefore, the therapeutic relationship can become more trustworthy. D. take a more flexible and less punitive attitude toward bartering.