In a consultation relationship, who "invokes the consultant’s help in regard to a current work problem with which he is having some difficulty and which he has decided is within the other’s area of specialized competence"?
a. counselor
b. consultee
c. specialist
d. supervisor
b. consultee
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At the beginning of a consultation relationship, an external consultant should attempt to provide:
a. An accurate estimate of their fees b. A guarantee of success in writing c. The names and telephone numbers for three references d. As much face-to-face time as possible
The most common preventable, chronic disease in early childhood is
A) ?mumps. B) ?pneumococcal. C) ?hepatitis. D) ?dental cavities.
Jen, a therapist just starting her work with clients as a counseling intern, meets with her first client, a 19-year-old male, sophomore, living in the college dorms. The client has been mandated to enter counseling after being caught intoxicated for the third time in the dorms. As the client shares his stories of "drunken sex with different partners every night for the last 2 weeks," Jen listens
with a calm and even demeanor, wondering what is happening in her client's life that is leading him to engage in risky behavior. Which term best describes Jen's reaction as she listens to her client? a. Empathy b. Genuineness c. Understanding d. Therapeutic presence
The "I" in the "DO A CLIENT MAP" model refers to
a. Individual differences b. Individuation c. Interventions d. Interests