Test Questions Flashcards

1
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which type of research study is for someone who has limited time and a low budget?

A

cross-sectional

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a ____ test doesn’t compare an individual score to a norm group but relies on the judgment of the counselor to interpret the data

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non-standardized test

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3
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judging someone’s worth by how closely they resemble European Americans is called ____

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colorism

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4
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group members’ personal goals are usually ____

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overt

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5
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No Child Left Behind Act of 2001

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requires states to develop and administer assessments in basic skills to all students — does NOT have to do with kids with disabilities

aims to improve the quality of U.S. primary and secondary schools by increasing the accountability standards of states, school districts, and schools.

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6
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a ____ group is primarily remedial

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psychotherapy (I guess because they have the worst problems… psychoeducational are preventative)

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____ research designs measure how either receiving treatment or not receiving treatment affects a single subject (client) or group of subjects who can be treated as a single unit. This type of (usually quantitative) research is ordinarily applied to studies in which behavior is being modified or to examine the changes in a behavior.

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single-subject research design (SSRD)

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8
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Kurt Lewin’s 3 leadership styles: What are their alternate names?

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Authoritarian (Theory X)
Democratic (Theory Y)
Lassiez-Faire (Theory Z)

ADLs - activities of daily living - XYZ
authoritarian is bad! X
a lot of Gen Y are Democrats - theory Y
lassieZ-faire

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9
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Interpreting new information in a way that alters a person’s existing cognitive framework is called

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accommodation

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10
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fitting new information into existing cognitive schemas

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assimilation

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11
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Jungian counselors help clients uncover elements of their unconscious minds through which 3 things?

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dreams
culture
spirituality

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12
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extermination is what type of racism?

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overt racism

extermination is a focused effort to demolish certain groups of people

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13
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cognitive therapy restructures clients…

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automatic thoughts

NOT irrational beliefs - this is part of REBT

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14
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Super’s theory has X stages and X substages

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Super’s theory has 5 developmental stages and 16 substages

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15
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Did WWI or WWII lead to the development of vocational guidance?

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WWII, not WWI.

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16
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the 3 phases of trauma counseling

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Establishing a safe environment
Remembrance and mourning
Reconnection with ordinary life

17
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FERPA does/does not include students’ honors and awards, and it does/does not include students’ grades and test scores

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FERPA DOES include students honors and awards

FERPA DOES NOT include students’ grades and test scores

18
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___ involves postures, body movements, and positions. These might include facial expressions, eye con-
tact and gazes, and touch.

A

kinesics

19
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____ involves verbal cues that are not words

A

paralanguage

20
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____ is the use of personal physical distance.

A

proxemics

21
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____ is how individuals conceptualize and act toward time

A

chronemics

22
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In SFBT, ____ are clients who are not at ready or willing to change
_____ are clients who recognize the existence of a problem and can define it but have yet to commit to solving it
______ are the most ideal clients; such clients recognize that a problem needs to be fixed and are committed to finding a solution.

A

Visitors are not ready or willing to change
Complainants know there’s a problem but aren’t committed to solving it
Customers are the ideal clients who want to change

23
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In Hardiman’s white racial identity development model, ____ stage is when there is a conscious belief in the democratic ideal that everyone has an opportunity to succeed

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acceptance

24
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In SFBT, what is a technique that can be used to help all clients, no matter their presenting problem?

A

a skeleton key

25
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if co-leaders are used, the group size can…

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be increased by 50% - 75%

26
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deviation IQs have a mean of ___ and an SD of ____

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mean of 100 and an SD of 15

think IQ tests!

27
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___ attachment is withdrawn behaviors in which children explore without regard for the caretaker, ignore separations, and avoid reunions when a caretaker reemerges

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avoidant attachment

28
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____ attachment is clinging behaviors in which the child refuses to explore the environment and protests separations quite vehemently.

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ambivalent attachment

29
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____ attachment is behaviors in which children show little emotion at separation and mostly confusion at reunion.

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disorganized attachment

30
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a ____ hypothesis is designed to consider extraneous or additional independent variables

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alternative

31
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Piaget’s 3 stages of moral development

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premoral - don’t know about morals
moral realism - awareness of rules but don’t understand why
moral relativism - know that rules exist and are now capable of understanding the reasons behind the rules.; judge morality by a person’s intentions and not necessarily the resulting action

32
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children generally begin talking between ___ and ___

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7 and 12 months

33
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___ drives the majority of career interventions used in the U.S.

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affluence (v.s. collectivism, inequity, or the notion that leisure is a salient aspect of people’s lives)

34
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who developed multimodal therapy?

multimodal is a type of eclecticism

A

Arnold Lazarus

35
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a ____ is typically an objective third party in conflict resolution.

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facilitator

NOT mediator or arbitrator

36
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What are the 5 dimensions of wellness?

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Essential Self, Social self, Creative self, Physical self, Coping self

Essential self includes four dimensions: spirituality, self-care, gender identity, and cultural identity
Social Self includes two dimensions: friendship and love), Creative Self includes five dimensions: thinking, emotions, control, positive humor, and work
Physical Self includes two dimensions: exercise and nutrition
Coping Self includes four dimensions: realistic
beliefs, stress management, self-worth, and leisure

37
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learning theories of development are ____

A

reactive

38
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who developed the Career Maturity Inventory and endorsed comprehensive career counseling

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John Crites