MTTC 051 SCHOOL COUNSELLOR EXAM (LATEST EXAM)
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What is Bandura's main argument concerning behavior
development? -
ANSWER-Behavior and environment affect
each other.
According to Kohlberg's theory of moral development, a
student will follow
school rules in order to avoid receiving detention. This is an
example of what stage of moral development? - ANSWER-
Punishment-Obedience
When a diagnostic assessment for learning needs is
conducted, what factors
are not considered? - ANSWER-
Sociability
When would a formative assessment be conducted? -
ANSWER-During an
intervention
What is one explanation if a student continues to perform
poorly on Summative
,Assessments? - ANSWER-Formative assessments were
not properly
conducted
According to Bloom's Taxonomy of Learning, what is the
highest level of
learning? - ANSWER-
Evaluation
choose either a negative or a positive response. For scales
using an odd number of responses, the individual has the
opportunity to choose a neutral or undecided response.
1.) As a counselor, you decide to use a 5-point Likert-type scale
student survey to determine your students' knowledge and use
of drugs and alcohol. What is one flaw of this method that you
must be aware of?
2.) What is one downside to using a 4-point Likert-type scale?
3.) A student is given a 5-point Likert-type scale and selects all
Neutral responses. What would a counselor determine from
these results? - ANSWER-
1.) The method can produce unrealistic results due to
sociability factors
2.) It forces a student to choose either positively or negatively
,3.) The student did not want to share his own thoughts and
wanted to get the
assessment does as quickly as
possible
What is the purpose of demographic information on a survey
assessment? -
ANSWER-Identify
differences
Rather that requiring students who disobey the rules on fighting
to serve a silent detention, you suggest conducting a problem-
centered, structured intervention group. What issues should
you focus on during this group? - ANSWER-
Aggressive Behaviors
What is the main premise behind Solution-Focused Brief
Counseling? - ANSWER-Individuals have the ability to solve
their own problems with the assistance of a counselor
Solution-Focused Brief Counseling consists of what six steps?
– ANSWER-Define problem, determine goals, develop
intervention, assign strategic tasks, emphasize positive
behavior, terminate counseling.
Some counselors give students assignments related to the
problems and goals
that have been identified in counseling sessions to
complete in between
, sessions. What is this kind of an assignment called? - ANSWER-
Strategic Task
A student who comes into your office with a referral from her
English teacher. This is typically a straight A student; however,
her grades have been slipping lately. She states that she has
been "stressed out" but that nothing serious is going on. What
issues might you want to ask about in order to determine the
reason for her lower grades? - ANSWER-Problems with a friend
or boyfriend/girlfriend
A known bully in the school is referred to your office. In
addition to providing
intervention for his violent behavior, what common issue or
risk factor should
you take into consideration? - ANSWER-Potential to drop
out of school
What developmental theory describes an adolescent ability to
think abstractly? -
ANSWER-Cognitive Behavior
Theory
According to the Social Cognitive Theory, to what does the
term "Perspective
taking" refer to? - ANSWER-Thinking Cognitively about
another person's
situation
|| MOST RECENT EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
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RELEASED!!
What is Bandura's main argument concerning behavior
development? -
ANSWER-Behavior and environment affect
each other.
According to Kohlberg's theory of moral development, a
student will follow
school rules in order to avoid receiving detention. This is an
example of what stage of moral development? - ANSWER-
Punishment-Obedience
When a diagnostic assessment for learning needs is
conducted, what factors
are not considered? - ANSWER-
Sociability
When would a formative assessment be conducted? -
ANSWER-During an
intervention
What is one explanation if a student continues to perform
poorly on Summative
,Assessments? - ANSWER-Formative assessments were
not properly
conducted
According to Bloom's Taxonomy of Learning, what is the
highest level of
learning? - ANSWER-
Evaluation
choose either a negative or a positive response. For scales
using an odd number of responses, the individual has the
opportunity to choose a neutral or undecided response.
1.) As a counselor, you decide to use a 5-point Likert-type scale
student survey to determine your students' knowledge and use
of drugs and alcohol. What is one flaw of this method that you
must be aware of?
2.) What is one downside to using a 4-point Likert-type scale?
3.) A student is given a 5-point Likert-type scale and selects all
Neutral responses. What would a counselor determine from
these results? - ANSWER-
1.) The method can produce unrealistic results due to
sociability factors
2.) It forces a student to choose either positively or negatively
,3.) The student did not want to share his own thoughts and
wanted to get the
assessment does as quickly as
possible
What is the purpose of demographic information on a survey
assessment? -
ANSWER-Identify
differences
Rather that requiring students who disobey the rules on fighting
to serve a silent detention, you suggest conducting a problem-
centered, structured intervention group. What issues should
you focus on during this group? - ANSWER-
Aggressive Behaviors
What is the main premise behind Solution-Focused Brief
Counseling? - ANSWER-Individuals have the ability to solve
their own problems with the assistance of a counselor
Solution-Focused Brief Counseling consists of what six steps?
– ANSWER-Define problem, determine goals, develop
intervention, assign strategic tasks, emphasize positive
behavior, terminate counseling.
Some counselors give students assignments related to the
problems and goals
that have been identified in counseling sessions to
complete in between
, sessions. What is this kind of an assignment called? - ANSWER-
Strategic Task
A student who comes into your office with a referral from her
English teacher. This is typically a straight A student; however,
her grades have been slipping lately. She states that she has
been "stressed out" but that nothing serious is going on. What
issues might you want to ask about in order to determine the
reason for her lower grades? - ANSWER-Problems with a friend
or boyfriend/girlfriend
A known bully in the school is referred to your office. In
addition to providing
intervention for his violent behavior, what common issue or
risk factor should
you take into consideration? - ANSWER-Potential to drop
out of school
What developmental theory describes an adolescent ability to
think abstractly? -
ANSWER-Cognitive Behavior
Theory
According to the Social Cognitive Theory, to what does the
term "Perspective
taking" refer to? - ANSWER-Thinking Cognitively about
another person's
situation
