What is the purpose of ACA divisions, regions, and branches?
What will be an ideal response?
Divisions increase professional identity for specific practice and interest areas. Through these divisions, counselors provide advocacy for diverse needs and populations within the counseling community. ACA regions provides advocacy efforts supporting members in their jurisdiction. Branches are within each jurisdiction and address specific needs and goals in varied work settings by enhancing communication and aligning state and national agendas and policies.
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Individuals who belong to this association generally work in the schools. The main purpose of this association is to support professionals who "advance effective practices to improve students' learning, behavior, and mental health."
A. American Psychiatric Association B. American Psychological Association C. National Association of Social Workers D. National Association of School Psychologists
In his early work, Alfred Adler wrote about the importance of physical inferiority in forming later personality. This idea may have been influenced by
a. his emphasis on the role of early events in the development of an individual's lifestyle. b. his relationship with Sigmund Freud, and Freud's emphasis on the role of child development in adult personality. c. his several severe illnesses and accidents when a child. d. Wilhelm Reich's views on the influence of the body on personality.
__________ is NOT necessarily involved in accountability?
a. Collecting data and assessing the needs of clients b. Measuring the outcomes or results of the interventions c. Sharing results with major stakeholder groups d. Publishing results as professional research
Geographic locale is a cultural barrier in a crisis because
a. people may be suspicious of outsiders. b. outsiders will seek out local community leaders to gather their opinions. c. outsiders will go overboard in trying to understand community beliefs. d. people in the setting are too dependent on outside support.