Which of the following is NOT true of the Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children?
a. It is geared for children ages 3 through 18.
b. Although geared toward children ages 3 through 18, it is also excellent for individuals suffering from dementia and debilitating brain injuries.
c. Examiners can choose subtests based on one of two theoretical models of intelligence.
d. The test specifically measures for visual processing, fluid reasoning, and short-term and long-term memory. e. The test has high reliability estimates.
ANSWER: b
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a. smaller than average head circumference at birth, larger than average head circumference at age 1, smaller than average head circumference by late childhood. b. smaller than average head circumference at birth, average head circumference at age 1, larger than average head circumference by late childhood. c. larger than average head circumference at birth, average head circumference at age 1, smaller than average head circumference by late childhood. d. average head circumference at birth, larger than average head circumference at age 1, average head circumference by late childhood.
The ideologies of harmony and relationship that are found in Buddhism are also tenets in which of the following theories?
a. Person-Centered Counseling b. Narrative therapy c. Choice therapy d. Solution-focused Brief Counseling
The Jaffee vs Redmond ruling on client privilege as it applies to counselors is problematic because it
a. allows them to ignore a subpoena. b. allows them to share client information with a judge. c. does not address privilege as it applies to psychologists. d. only applies to psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers.
A concern about using the concept of condependency with diverse populations is that:
A. There is no concern as the concept is universal. B. It may encourage differentiation. C. It may inadvertently pathologize normal cultural processes. D. It may lead to rigid boundaries.