A successful person-centered therapy outcome would be defined by:
a. objective assessments indicating progress.
b. alleviation of symptoms representing a diagnostic label.
c. a therapist's perception that the client improved.
d. the client's evaluation that therapy was beneficial.
D
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The statement that best reflects the Congress's legislative approach to dealing with preparation for work is that Congress has
a. Pushed for a European style educational system tracks people into college and non-college options. b. Concentrated much of their effort on students who do not plan to go to college c. Been more concerned about the college bound d. Has taken a laissez faire approach to education; it's the states' responsibility
Social factors that appear to protect youngsters from initiating substance use and progressing toward abuse include _______________
(a) Bonding, goal-direction, and monitoring from family, peers, religion, and other societal processes (b) Participating in rewarding activities and prosocial behaviors and increased self-confidence and coping skills (c) Selecting and emulating individuals who model temperance or shun substance use (d) All of the above
If a professor asked a class of school counselors-in-training to study seven chapters for their midterm, yet she only asked questions pertaining to three of the chapters, this test would have low
a. criterion-related validity. b. content validity. c. concurrent validity. d. predictive validity.
The Eisel case set the standard for professional school counselor action in cases involving
A. sexual harassment. B. drug abuse. C. students with AIDS. D. suicide threats.