Which is the third method suggested in order to identify each client's skills?
a. Standardized testing
b. Transferring skills
c. Identifying skills developed from previous experiences in work, hobbies, social activities, community volunteer work and other leisure examples
d. Self-estimates of developed skills
a
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Jill was looking for the “right” answer in the ethical dilemmas; however, her colleague suggested that she needed to be flexibility and not make sudden decision. Her colleague was suggesting that Jill employ this value:
a. Autonomy b. Self-Awareness c. Openness to complexity and ambiguity d. Professional Growth
When conducting an assessment for a disruptive behavioral disorder, standardized assessments:
a. Have limited use in youth b. May include a survey for parents c. Are sufficient for determining a diagnosis d. Are often unreliable in youth
When a duty to warn or to protect arises out of concerns that a client poses immediate danger to another identified individual, all EXCEPT which of the following would constitute ethical options?
a. notifying or warning the intended victim b. reducing the frequency of sessions with the client c. protecting the intended victim by securing protection from police d. hospitalizing the client
According to Carl Rogers, empathic listening means ____
A. entering the private perceptual world of the client and becoming thoroughly at home in it B. being in control of the client at all times C. reading the client's unconscious messages through their facial expressions D. being genuine in your response to what you hear the client saying