Clinical efficacy studies
a. are tightly controlled experiments.
b. are designed to test a particular intervention.
c. Both of the above.
d. None of the above.
c
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There are ethical guides that address specific procedures for the protection of human subjects.
A reason that professional counselors should study and use theories in their practice is
a. it is ethical practice for professional counselors to best help their clients. b. Empirically-based helping styles give the profession credibility. c. clients will better understand what is happening in the counseling process. d. All of the above.
Which of the following is NOT a factor that prompts suicide according to interpersonal theory?
a. perceived burdensomeness b. thwarted belongingness c. capability for suicide d. hopelessness
Which are the four elements that school counseling programs should be based on according to the ASCA National Model?
a. Assessment, training, observation, and counseling b. Foundation, management, delivery, and accountability c. Education, training, modeling, and delivery d. Practice, training, delivery, and accountability