Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Counselor supervision is the primary means through which counselors-in-training develop counseling skills and clinical competencies.
2. After a professional counselor receives a counseling degree, supervision is no longer necessary.
3. The nature of the supervision relationship often changes over time from teaching to consultative as the CIT furthers their skills.
4. Supervisory styles have little influence on the supervision process.
5. In supervision, the therapeutic work should only serve to increase the supervisee’s effectiveness with the client.
1. True
2. False
3. True
4. False
5. True
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a. ignorant to American culture. b. more acculturated than they actually are. c. previously introduced to American culture. d. easily mistaken for immigrants from previous generations.
______ are certain areas of the brain, including the fusiform gyrus and superior temporal sulcus, that monitor for environmental threats.
a. Intuition detectors b. Threat detectors c. Feature detectors d. Environmental detectors
In the context of family therapy, what is meant by the term accommodate?
a) Accommodation is a non-threatening form of negotiation used by family therapists b) Accommodating means to make allowances for one another c) To accommodate is to listen to the other person rather than talking yourself d) To accommodate is to try to understand the other person’s point of view e) The counselor accommodates when he or she follows along with the style, language, and emotional tone that already exists in the family.
Carl Rogers believed that his six necessary and sufficient conditions could help clients who had
a. any type of psychological disorder. b. neurotic disorders or those in which anxiety was a prominent component. c. psychotic disorders or those in which contact with reality was questionable. d. situational problems that could not be classified as either neurotic or psychotic.