PSYC 388 Intro to Counselling Final
3 Basic Stress Situations Correct Answer Type A:
Foreseeable and avoidable
Type B: Neither foreseeable or avoidable
Type C: Foreseeable, unavoidable
3 Components of the Working Alliance
(Edward Bordin) Correct Answer Agreement on Goals
Agreement on Tasks
Bond
3 Differences between Psychoeducational and Counselling
Groups Correct Answer 1. Directiveness. Counselling groups
are more direct.
2. Emotional involvement. Counselling groups are more
affective
3. Size. Counselling groups are smaller.
3 Kinds of Immediacy Correct Answer Overall Relationship
Focus on an event in-session
Self-involving, present tense response
3 Outcomes of Continuous Learning
(Krumboltz) Correct Answer Self-observation Generalizations
,Task-Approach skills
Actions
4 Basic Interpretations of Assessment Correct Answer
Descriptive: Current status
Genetic: How the tested person became who they were
Predictive: Forecasting the future
Evaluative: Recommendations
4 C's of prevention Correct Answer Counselling services
Coordination of activities
Consultation with others
Curriculum development
4 Categories of Resistance Correct Answer Response
Quantity (Silence etc)
Response Content
Response Style (Discounting, second-guessing, forgetting, etc)
Logistics Management (Poor appointment keeping, payment
delay, etc)
4 Factors influencing Career Choice
(Krumboltz) Correct Answer Genetic Endowment
Conditions and events in the environment
Learning Experiences
, Task-Approach Skills
5 C's of Competency Correct Answer Critical Academic
Competency
Self-Concept
Communication skills
Coping
Control
5 Criteria of a Good Theory Correct Answer Coherent
Comprehensive
Generates Research
Pragmatic
Provides guidelines
5 Levels of Empathic Understanding
(Carkhuff) Correct Answer 1. Do not attend/detract from the
client
2. Missing the point/taking away from the meaning
3. Understanding but on a surface level
4. Noticeable additions to the expression
5. Significant, accurate addition to the expression
5 Life Tasks of the Wellness Model Correct Answer
Spirituality
Self-Direction
Work and Leisure
3 Basic Stress Situations Correct Answer Type A:
Foreseeable and avoidable
Type B: Neither foreseeable or avoidable
Type C: Foreseeable, unavoidable
3 Components of the Working Alliance
(Edward Bordin) Correct Answer Agreement on Goals
Agreement on Tasks
Bond
3 Differences between Psychoeducational and Counselling
Groups Correct Answer 1. Directiveness. Counselling groups
are more direct.
2. Emotional involvement. Counselling groups are more
affective
3. Size. Counselling groups are smaller.
3 Kinds of Immediacy Correct Answer Overall Relationship
Focus on an event in-session
Self-involving, present tense response
3 Outcomes of Continuous Learning
(Krumboltz) Correct Answer Self-observation Generalizations
,Task-Approach skills
Actions
4 Basic Interpretations of Assessment Correct Answer
Descriptive: Current status
Genetic: How the tested person became who they were
Predictive: Forecasting the future
Evaluative: Recommendations
4 C's of prevention Correct Answer Counselling services
Coordination of activities
Consultation with others
Curriculum development
4 Categories of Resistance Correct Answer Response
Quantity (Silence etc)
Response Content
Response Style (Discounting, second-guessing, forgetting, etc)
Logistics Management (Poor appointment keeping, payment
delay, etc)
4 Factors influencing Career Choice
(Krumboltz) Correct Answer Genetic Endowment
Conditions and events in the environment
Learning Experiences
, Task-Approach Skills
5 C's of Competency Correct Answer Critical Academic
Competency
Self-Concept
Communication skills
Coping
Control
5 Criteria of a Good Theory Correct Answer Coherent
Comprehensive
Generates Research
Pragmatic
Provides guidelines
5 Levels of Empathic Understanding
(Carkhuff) Correct Answer 1. Do not attend/detract from the
client
2. Missing the point/taking away from the meaning
3. Understanding but on a surface level
4. Noticeable additions to the expression
5. Significant, accurate addition to the expression
5 Life Tasks of the Wellness Model Correct Answer
Spirituality
Self-Direction
Work and Leisure
