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cross-sectional study - ANSWER-A study measuring the IQ levels of a group of men, of
differing ages, performed on a single day is most likely an example of:

cross-sectional study - ANSWER-research that compares people of different ages at the
same point in time

"Remove your hand. We are discussing your plan of care, and you don't need to touch
me" Reply firmly and assertively - avoid expressing judgment or anger - ANSWER-If a
client with antisocial behavior begins to stroke the counselor's arm and hand
suggestively during a session, what is an appropriate response?

Norms - ANSWER-They give meaning to a behavior sample

Avocations. Activities or hobbies that a person is involved in outside of work -
ANSWER-Leisure Activities are:

Ipsatively interpreted - ANSWER-An individual is given the Wechsler Adult Intelligence
Scales (WAIS-IV) by a psychologist. When showing the client results, the tester
compares the client's score on the vocabulary subtest to his score on the digit span
subtest and his score on the block design subtest, etc. This type of assessment is:

mild to moderate intellectual disability - ANSWER-A counselor is asked to evaluate a
client for possible intellectual disabilities. The client achieves a score of 50 on the
WAIS-IV. According to the DSM, what range does this place her in?

mild intellectual disability - ANSWER-A Wechsler IQ score of 50-79 indicates:

moderate intellectual disability - ANSWER-A Wechsler IQ score of 35-55 indicates:

severe intellectual disability - ANSWER-A Wechsler IQ score of 20-40

profound intellectual disability - ANSWER-A Wechsler IQ score of 20 and below

Donald Super - ANSWER-Who developed the archway model of self-concept
determinants?

Punishments. Positive Reinforcement is a better approach - ANSWER-What is
counterproductive when treating a client with an eating disorder?

, unconditional positive regard - ANSWER-According to Carl Rogers, ________ is love
and support given to another with no strings attached.

Group testing, individual testing, and clinical observation - ANSWER-Terms that fall
under the "appraisal" process:

Pastoral Counseling - ANSWER-A client who is devoutly religious and believes her
disability is punishment for sins may benefit most from:

test-retest reliability - ANSWER-A counselor wants to make sure that the test she is
using provides the same scores for people when they retake the test a month later.
What should the counselor look for when reviewing the test manual?

A process whereby an institution or program receives public recognition for meeting
standards - ANSWER-What is accreditation?

self-injurious behavior - ANSWER-When completing the client assessment and
developing the plan of care with a client with an eating disorder, it is especially
important to ask the client about which of the following?

Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE) - ANSWER-The counselor is conducting
vocational assessment of a client with disabilities, beginning with the initial rehabilitation
assessment. What should the counselor do next?

couples therapy - ANSWER-The resolution of conflicts and breaking out of destructive
habits are the primary goal of:

The Electra Complex - ANSWER-What is the female version of Freud's Oedipus
complex?

A Freudian concept, a defense mechanism, and a psychoanalytic concept - ANSWER-
Regression is:

Carl Jung - ANSWER-Who is best known for the terms "collective unconscious" and
"archetypes"


Self-expression - ANSWER-When compared to the past, modern-day careers tend to
be viewed as:

A Tertiary Therapy Group - ANSWER-Madelyn has been in a long-term psychotherapy
group for the past five years, and the group's leader often encourages members to
explore issues originating in their childhoods. According to Gerald Caplan's model, this
would be an example of:

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