Implementing peer facilitation programs and allowing students to work with a peer helper could result in:
a. decreased discipline referrals
b. improved attitudes toward school
c. improved attendance
d. improved grades
e. all of the above
e
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
In applied fields like education and counseling, laboratory research results may not be as applicable as field-based research methods.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The Buros Center for Testing provides a comprehensive list of all published American tests and inventories. 2. In the review section of a well conceived research proposal, the hypotheses and/or research questions should be self-evident. 3. A citation to a published article should use the “et al.” convention when it has more than three authors and appears the second time (or more) in a research proposal. 4. The reference section of a research paper or stand-alone review of the literature includes only items actually cited, not just read for background.
Which of the following is not one of the national certification agencies in the counseling profession described in the textbook?
a. National Board of Certified Counselors b. Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification c. American Association of State Counseling Boards d. Center for Credentialing and Education
Gestalt therapy would most likely say which of the following about adjustment versus transcendence? a. Healthy people are committed to helping society transcend its current functioning in order to become a more perfect social system. b. Once a person is in the process of becoming more congruent, there is no inherent conflict between being an actualizer and being part of society. c. Therapy
is clearly one of transcendence such that alienation is the condition of the mature, fully aware person as long as society remains insane. d. There is no way to transcend the restraints, injustices, limitations and frustrations of society, trying will inevitably make one emotionally upset.