Name: Score:
20 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 20
- 3-12 sessions is brief
- long term therapy can be anywhere from 3 months to several years
Preventative Role
Focus on Strenghts
Intervention Lengths
School psychologist
Definition 2 of 20
1. Remedial
2. Preventative
3. Education/development
3 Central Roles
Preventative Role
Remedial role
Focus on Strenghts
Definition 3 of 20
- the reality is that problems in educational and career development are as much "personal
problems" as are relationship problems.
Educative-Developmental Role
** Licensing and Certification
Educational and Career Development
Focus on Strenghts
,Definition 4 of 20
- Emphasis on Hygiology (Health), rather than psychopathology (sickness), regardless of
degree of disturbance
Intervention Lengths
Focus on Strenghts
Educational and Career Development
School psychologist
Definition 5 of 20
To intervene in ways that can help prevent problems before they occur (primary prevention)
EX: rape prevention groups, alcohol and drug abuse awareness, suicide prevention, diversity
training, sexual harassment
Preventative Role
Remedial role
*Counseling Psychology
Intervention Lengths
, Definition 6 of 20
Counseling and Psychotherapy exist on a continuum.
- the more severe, the more psychotherapy
- COUNSELING end: developmental ~ clients tend to have problems with living, focus on short
term goals, usually preventative role
- PSYCHOTHERAPY: remediate ~problems are more complex, ST/LT goals, settings include
private practice, hospitals, and mental health centers.
Professions
* Counseling -------------> Psychotherapy
(know the difference)
*Counseling Psychology
** Unifying themes of Counseling Psychology
Definition 7 of 20
counseling-- deal w normal/general/intact people
clinical-- deal with outside of general people ~ fall into severe pathology
Community Psychologists
Counseling VS Counseling Psychology
Counseling psychologists vs clinical psychologists
IO Psych
20 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 20
- 3-12 sessions is brief
- long term therapy can be anywhere from 3 months to several years
Preventative Role
Focus on Strenghts
Intervention Lengths
School psychologist
Definition 2 of 20
1. Remedial
2. Preventative
3. Education/development
3 Central Roles
Preventative Role
Remedial role
Focus on Strenghts
Definition 3 of 20
- the reality is that problems in educational and career development are as much "personal
problems" as are relationship problems.
Educative-Developmental Role
** Licensing and Certification
Educational and Career Development
Focus on Strenghts
,Definition 4 of 20
- Emphasis on Hygiology (Health), rather than psychopathology (sickness), regardless of
degree of disturbance
Intervention Lengths
Focus on Strenghts
Educational and Career Development
School psychologist
Definition 5 of 20
To intervene in ways that can help prevent problems before they occur (primary prevention)
EX: rape prevention groups, alcohol and drug abuse awareness, suicide prevention, diversity
training, sexual harassment
Preventative Role
Remedial role
*Counseling Psychology
Intervention Lengths
, Definition 6 of 20
Counseling and Psychotherapy exist on a continuum.
- the more severe, the more psychotherapy
- COUNSELING end: developmental ~ clients tend to have problems with living, focus on short
term goals, usually preventative role
- PSYCHOTHERAPY: remediate ~problems are more complex, ST/LT goals, settings include
private practice, hospitals, and mental health centers.
Professions
* Counseling -------------> Psychotherapy
(know the difference)
*Counseling Psychology
** Unifying themes of Counseling Psychology
Definition 7 of 20
counseling-- deal w normal/general/intact people
clinical-- deal with outside of general people ~ fall into severe pathology
Community Psychologists
Counseling VS Counseling Psychology
Counseling psychologists vs clinical psychologists
IO Psych
