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1
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The reflection of the subject matter in the content of the test is known as:

A

Content Validity

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2
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The immediate comparison of test results with the results from other sources that measure the same factors in the same short time span is known as:

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Concurrent validity

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3
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The first psychological laboratory was established by Wilhelm Wundt in what year:

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1879

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4
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Which of the following changed popular usage from guidance to counseling?

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Workbook in Vocations

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5
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Which court case made it a requirement for counselors to warn their clients’ intended victims even when the warning violates both confidentiality and privileged information?

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Tarasoff v. Regents of University of California

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6
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Which of the following is NOT a type of research?

a. Deductive
b. Inductive
c. Nonparametric
d. Ethnographic

A

Nonparametric

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7
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A test for differences when the study involves three or more independent groups or levels is known as:

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One-way analysis of variance

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8
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The law of parsimony states that a researcher should always:

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Interpret the data in the simplest and least complex manner

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9
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The third level of observation, where observation is done in a controlled setting for a lengthy period of time, is known as:

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Clinical level observation

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10
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Which of the following is NOT one of the five types of assessment and testing tools?

a. Aptitude
b. Morals
c. Achievement
d. Personality

A

Morals

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11
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Which theory suggests that a person’s expectations influence what they do, how much effort is used, and if her or she will persist when there are difficulties?

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Self-efficacy theory

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12
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Which of the following is NOT one of the four categories of human development?

a. Cognitive
b. Humanistic
c. Psychanalytic
d. Ethical

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Ethical

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13
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Who correctly pairs the theorist and their corresponding view of human nature?

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Ellis - Rational emotive behavior therapy

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Who correctly pairs the theorist and their corresponding view of human nature?

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Williamson - Trait factor

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15
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__________ is the study of animals in their natural environment and makes use of Darwinian theory.

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Ethology

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16
Q

How many modal personality types are there, according to Holland?

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Six

17
Q

The cognitive information processing (CIP) career development theory was formulated by:

A

Sampson, Reardon, Peterson, Lenz

18
Q

Stage 2 of theory development is:

A

Paradigm modification

19
Q

The unconscious motivation ruled by the pleasure principle is known as the:

A

Id

20
Q

Which theory posits that positive relationships are characterized by profit?

A

Social exchange theory

21
Q

Who is the “father of cognitive therapy”?

A

Beck

22
Q

The idea that “one thing leads to another” is called:

A

Linear causality

23
Q

Who advanced the idea that the uniqueness of each person in influenced by social factors?

A

Adler and Dreikurs

24
Q

Morphogenesis is:

A

An adaptability skill a family may use in handling change

25
Q

Who is most commonly known for being a leading figure in the use of psychodrama?

A

Moreno

26
Q

Who is known for the family therapy term “skeleton keys”?

A

Shazer

27
Q

Blaming someone who may NOT be responsible for the action or event is known as:

A

Scapegoating

28
Q

Who formulated the doctrine of empiricism, which is the forerunner of behaviorism?

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John Locke

29
Q

_______ is not a basic or inborn emotion according to Plutchik?

A

Anxiety

30
Q

Who theorized the concept of proprium?

A

Allport

31
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The fourth axiom of the interactional view of communication states:

A

The nature of the relationship depends on how both parties punctuate the communication sequence

32
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Using different words to restate what the client has said in order to gain better understanding of the message is:

A

Paraphrasing

33
Q

How many contextual factors affect interpersonal communication?

A

Five

34
Q

The idea that the more similar the client and counselor are, the more readily the client will accept suggestions from the counselor is known as:

A

Osgood and Tannenbaum’s congruity theory

35
Q

_______ helps clients search for meaning and purpose in their lives?

A

Existential theory

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