According to the DSM-5, in developing a treatment plan, the counselor can assess the client's level of functioning through
a) GAF (Global Assessment of Functioning) scores
b) Solely counselor observations
c) WHODAS scores
d) GAF (Global Assessment of Functioning) and WHODAS scores
C
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Clients have the right to modify informed consent
A. True B. False
Using Kelly's framework, how does a counselor discover a client’s constructs?
a. The counselor reads notes written by the previous counselor. b. The client will directly tell the counselor. c. The counselor must be a detective and figure them out. d. The counselor follows the dictates of his or her theoretical orientation. For instance, a Freudian therapist would assume that all of the client’s problems relate to sexual repression and inadequacy in suppressing id. e. The counselor identifies constructs by a combination of interviewing, listening to what the client says, and skilled observation of things like body language and behaviors.
Trait-and-factor career matching methods are a good first step; however, Hansen (2001) feels it: a. is best used online
b. relies too much on test-and-tell. c. misses the complexity of good career counseling. d. fails to provide adequate focus on personality.
Which type of counseling group aims to help the individual overcome personal or mental health problems, such as anxiety or depression?
a. Life-skills training groups b. Task/work groups c. Online groups d. Psychotherapy/personality reconstruction