What are the five categories of projective tests? Give an example of each.
What will be an ideal response?
1. Association – inkblot and word association techniques
2. Construction – story creations and human figure drawing such as the Thematic Apperception Test
3. Completion – sentence completion tests such as the Washington University Sentence Completion Test
4. Arrangement/selection – Szondi test
5. Expression – Draw a person
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Moral reasoning, as defined by Rest means:
a) The process of evaluating the alternatives when confronted with an ethical question b) The process of knowing which section of the ethics code applies to a given situation c) The process of accurately understanding the research and theory on ethical issues d) All of the above e) None of the above
It is inappropriate for a professional school counselor to co-lead a school-based group due to the differing ethical standards associated with each profession
a. True b. False
What did Sue and Zane say about multicultural issues in counseling?
a. Every counselor should learn the general characteristics of the cultures of that counselor’s clients, i.e. Hispanics are family oriented; and Blacks tend to be religious. b. Generalizations cannot be made about any culture. Therefore, it is better not to know anything about a culture and just to listen actively to the client. c. Not knowing anything about someone’s cultural background is a problem, but teaching counselors group-specific cultural values and behaviors may increase stereotyping of minority clients. d. Counselors and clients should always come from the same culture. e. Americans are poorly educated and dress very badly.
All of the following describe a role of the psychodrama group leader EXCEPT
a. to be a producer. b. to be a catalyst/facilitator. c. to be an observer/analyzer. d. to be an actor working out personal issues.