Counselors ____________ when they use their skills in helping clients challenge institutional barriers that impede their personal, social, academic, or career goals
a. are overstepping their boundaries
b. function as advocates
c. are widely seen as hypocrites
d. are going above and beyond their role requirements
b
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In her study of men in female-dominated jobs, Christine Williams found that
A) men experience greater negative treatment in these jobs than women do in male-dominated jobs. B) these men frequently encounter subtle pressure to not seek promotion or upward mobility in the profession. C) these men receive preferential treatment in hiring and promotion. D) it is the numerical rarity rather than the social status of a token's group that determines a token's employment experiences.
Which of the following is NOT a reason for integrating spirituality into practice?
a. Religion can play a positive role in promoting mental and physical health. b. Spirituality and systems adopted by a family need to be understood by the worker in order to understand the client's perspective of the world. c. Spirituality has been identified as promoting relapses; therefore, workers need to be aware of this barrier. d. Spirituality and religion play important roles in the lives of people from a wide variety of cultural backgrounds.
Andrea Barry believes that any one family member's behavior is determined in interaction with other members of the family. Her analysis of behavior is based on the concept of
A. mutual causality B. goodness-of-fit C. boundaries D. interactional relationships
The mean scores of participants in an experiment is a form of:
a. descriptive bivariate statistic. b. descriptive univariate statistic. c. inferential bivariate statistic. d. inferential univariate statistic.