Sayana and Theraveda are examples of what?
a. Schools of Zen Buddhism—aspects of enlightenment.
b. Theories of transpersonal psychology.
c. Altered states of consciousness.
d. Types of meditation.
e. Psychedelic drugs used in the 1960s before they were outlawed.
Answer: a
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Which type of advocacy have counselors engaged in to make changes for individuals, groups, and the profession, in order to meet the holistic needs of diverse client populations?
a. Professional advocacy b. Career advocacy c. Supportive advocacy d. Social advocacy
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Good ground rules also ethical guidelines that are immediately shared and discussed with any new client. 2. All counselors are mandated to purchase liability insurance in order to practice counseling. 3. Sometimes errors in judgment or simple mistakes can come back to haunt an unsuspecting counselor by way of a lawsuit from a disgruntled or delusional client. 4. With the encouragement of state licensing boards and national accreditation bodies, graduate programs of study for counselors now include specific course work focusing on legal and ethical issues in counseling. 5. Increasing your knowledge of cultural difference is not integral to creating a sound, ethical practice.
Wendy hopes to become a school counselor. The professional organization she will join is ASCA, which stands for
a. Association for Supervisors and Counselors in America. b. American Supervisors and Counselors Association. c. American School Counselors Association. d. Association for School Counselors in America.
Students who drop out of school are less likely to:
A. give birth. B. become pregnant. C. use contraception properly. D. start sexual activity early.