Kayla is being interviewed by Sally about some physical abuse allegations. Sally asks Kayla, “Did your mother use a belt, or a paddle, when she spanked you?” Sally may be making the mistake of asking ______.
a. categorical questions
b. leading questions
c. erroneous questions
d. forced-choice questions
d. forced-choice questions
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The counseling process in psychoanalysis is an intensive approach designed to create significant and sustainable personality change. Which of the following characteristics DO NOT apply to the process?
a. Analysts meet with patients 3 to 5 days per week b. Analysts target very specific symptoms or problems c. Analysis-insight-working through-process repeats at deeper levels d. Analysis is an expansive endeavor for patients
College preparation programs in high schools:
a. Are viable counseling objectives in most schools b. Have become less popular c. Are viewed as programs that should be offered by colleges d. Are only offered in locations where parents can afford college
Which counselor, historically speaking, was most likely the first to be credentialed?
A. Cyrus, a rehabilitation counselor B. Magdalena, a substance-abuse counselor C. Malcolm, a grief counselor D. Hashimoto, a school counselor
What does your textbook mean when it refers to multiple baseline when evaluating counseling groups?
a. It refers to researchers collecting data on the group during multiple points over the process of the group. b. It refers to the use of three or more groups undergoing a Phase A and Phase B. Phase A is a period of successive assessment points with no treatment (i.e., baseline). Phase B is a period of successive assessment points with a treatment. c. It refers to the use of three or more groups undergoing a Phase A. Phase B, and Phase C. Phase A is a period of successive assessment points with no treatment (i.e., baseline). Phase B is a period of successive assessment points with a treatment. Phase C is a data point taken 6 months after the completion of the group. d. It refers to researchers collecting data on more than one group for a common concern (e.g., depression).