Object relations theorists see mental life as divided into __________________
a. ego, id, and super-ego
b. conscious and unconscious
c. biological drives and emotional drives
d. the part of us that desires physical pleasure and the part that fears social sanctions.
e. representations of self and representations of others
Answer: e
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All of the following are terms used within the counseling profession to describe the counselor taking on additional roles outside the counselor-client relationship except:
a. Dual relationships b. Multiple relationships c. Boundary Crossing d. Boundary Overpass
Which of the following statements is TRUE about the Gestalt counselor's view of empathy?
a. It helps the client move further toward "feeling" another's world b. It demands greater awareness of self c. It leads to a blurring of the self and other d. It allows the client to experience responsiveness from the counselor
To become an effective group leader, these authors recommend
a. setting counseling theory aside and focusing on process. b. organizing sessions so that the intended topics are covered. c. leading difficult groups first to quickly gain experience. d. using the group he or she is leading to work on unresolved issues.
The term "double jeopardy" could refer to which of the following groups?
a. Latino men b. Latina women c. White men d. White women