Stage III of Integrative Decision-Making Model of Ethical Behavior calls upon the counselor to weigh:
a. non-competing, moral values
b. competing, non-moral dilemmas
c. competing, non-moral values
d. non-competing, moral dilemma
C
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a. Cognitive development that allows for abstract thinking b. The onset of puberty c. An increased desire for autonomy d. Crawling
What is the technique used by behavioral counselors called inventories?
a. The client constructs a scene and acts out a simple problematic situation. The counselor plays a character in the scene. b. The counselor goes to the client’s environment while the client experiences the difficulty that they are trying to solve. c. The client repeatedly imagines him or herself overcoming a problem. d. The client remembers a specific episode and tries to relive it, describing events and feelings. e. The client completes standardized forms such as questionnaires and checklists. These are constructed to discover more about problem behaviors.
On all normally distributed curves, the mean, median, and mode are the same
a. True b. False
The term that describes an individual born with both male and female sex organs is:
a. Intersex b. Queer c. Questioning d. Transgender