COU 601 FINAL EXAM UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. student affairs and college counseling career counseling marriage, couple, and family counseling DOES
NOT INCLUDE rehabilitation counseling
Answer:
A CACREP approved master's level programs may include WHICH of the following types of programs?
(select all that apply)
Question:
2. psychiatrist and psych nurses APRN
Answer:
Which of the following helping professionals are certified to prescribe psychotropic medication?
Question:
3. What is considered to be the most significant factor in creating client change?
Answer:
working alliance (therapist and client's relationship)
Question:
4. According to Carl Rogers, the three core conditions, or key ingredients to a positive therapeutic alliance
include all but which of the following: (Unconditional positive regard, congruence, empathy) congruence
= ideal self matches with actual behavior
Answer:
cultural competence
Question:
5. An individual that is able to self-reflect, question truth, take on multiple perspectives, and evaluate
situations in complex ways has WHICH of the nine characteristics of the effecting counselor?
Answer:
cognitive complexity
Question:
6. multicultural counseling respectful model
Answer:
r- religious e- economic class background s- sexual identity p- psychological maturity e- ethnic cultural
race identity c- chronological development challenges t- trauma and other threats to wellbeing f- family
history and dynamics u- unique physical characteristics l- location of residence and language differences
Question:
7. Prior to being called the American Counseling Association, our professional counseling association was
called....
, Answer:
National Vocational Guidance Association American Personnel and Guidance Association American
Association for Counseling and Development
Question:
8. In the 1990s, the new, major shift seen in the field of professional counseling was an increased emphasis
on.....
Answer:
multicultural counseling
Question:
9. For the majority of human history, mental illness was viewed as something mystical, demonic, and
untreatable. The founding of which field in the 1700s brought about medically based scientific
perspectives in understanding mental illness.
Answer:
psychiatry
Question:
10. father of counseling
Answer:
frank parsons
Question:
11. The National Defense Education act, passed in 1958, allocated increased funds to training institutions
to promote more school counselors. This event was precipitated by....
Answer:
sputnik and the space race
Question:
12. What famous court case led to the deinstitutionalization of hundreds of thousands of hospitalized
patients who had been held in mental institutions against their will and/or had been denied basic
constitutional rights?
Answer:
Donald v O'connor
Question:
13. father of humanistic counseling and person centered therapy
Answer:
Carl Rogers
Question:
14. The origin of the counseling profession lies in....
Answer:
vocational guidance
Question:
15. The primary purpose of codes of ethics is to:
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. student affairs and college counseling career counseling marriage, couple, and family counseling DOES
NOT INCLUDE rehabilitation counseling
Answer:
A CACREP approved master's level programs may include WHICH of the following types of programs?
(select all that apply)
Question:
2. psychiatrist and psych nurses APRN
Answer:
Which of the following helping professionals are certified to prescribe psychotropic medication?
Question:
3. What is considered to be the most significant factor in creating client change?
Answer:
working alliance (therapist and client's relationship)
Question:
4. According to Carl Rogers, the three core conditions, or key ingredients to a positive therapeutic alliance
include all but which of the following: (Unconditional positive regard, congruence, empathy) congruence
= ideal self matches with actual behavior
Answer:
cultural competence
Question:
5. An individual that is able to self-reflect, question truth, take on multiple perspectives, and evaluate
situations in complex ways has WHICH of the nine characteristics of the effecting counselor?
Answer:
cognitive complexity
Question:
6. multicultural counseling respectful model
Answer:
r- religious e- economic class background s- sexual identity p- psychological maturity e- ethnic cultural
race identity c- chronological development challenges t- trauma and other threats to wellbeing f- family
history and dynamics u- unique physical characteristics l- location of residence and language differences
Question:
7. Prior to being called the American Counseling Association, our professional counseling association was
called....
, Answer:
National Vocational Guidance Association American Personnel and Guidance Association American
Association for Counseling and Development
Question:
8. In the 1990s, the new, major shift seen in the field of professional counseling was an increased emphasis
on.....
Answer:
multicultural counseling
Question:
9. For the majority of human history, mental illness was viewed as something mystical, demonic, and
untreatable. The founding of which field in the 1700s brought about medically based scientific
perspectives in understanding mental illness.
Answer:
psychiatry
Question:
10. father of counseling
Answer:
frank parsons
Question:
11. The National Defense Education act, passed in 1958, allocated increased funds to training institutions
to promote more school counselors. This event was precipitated by....
Answer:
sputnik and the space race
Question:
12. What famous court case led to the deinstitutionalization of hundreds of thousands of hospitalized
patients who had been held in mental institutions against their will and/or had been denied basic
constitutional rights?
Answer:
Donald v O'connor
Question:
13. father of humanistic counseling and person centered therapy
Answer:
Carl Rogers
Question:
14. The origin of the counseling profession lies in....
Answer:
vocational guidance
Question:
15. The primary purpose of codes of ethics is to:
