CPCE Study Guide, Top Exam Questions Extract (Answered). Graded A+

CPCE Study Guide, Top Exam Questions Extract (Answered). Graded A+ What is the most common form of prejudice? - -Verbal behavior What is the most notable counseling honor society? - -Chi Sigma Iota Erikson's first stage of development - -Trust vs Mistrust What will a child in Erikson 2nd stage of life most likely deal with - -Autonomy and the development of independence What is countertransference? - -When a counselor projects onto a client What group is predicted to be the largest growing group in the next 25 years? - -Asians What is Super associated with? - -career rainbow, self-concept, lifespan, life-roles Asian's prefer which type of therapy? - -Family therapy Seeing one through a lens view - -World view Tripartite Developmental Model - -A model that describes three roles that parents can play in their children's development: interactive partner, direct instructor, and provider of opportunities. Tripartite Model of Multicultural Counseling - -- Awareness of all cultural bias - Skills counselor can use and nonverbal cultural components - Knowledge of client's culture/background When is it appropriate to use self-disclosure? - -Only when it benefits the client A counselor wants to evaluate the effectiveness of a program to see if it was beneficial to the clients. What type of evaluation tool would be most appropriate? - -Needs Assessment Which is broader? Career or occupation? - -Career Who invented the trait and factor theory? - -Parsons Where do you find information about a specific test? - -Mental measurement yearbook The person who is most responsible for a research project? - -The principle researcher What is the national research act of 1974? - -- prompted by the Tuskegee Study - created a commission to oversee ethical conduct and misconduct in research with human participants A primary benefit of converting raw scores to standard scores is that it facilitates - -Interpretation of the results relative to a normal distribution Quasi-experimental design - -An experiment that does not require random assignment to conditions. Cultural identity development models typically start with what stage? - -Conformity A group leader can best enhance a group member's participation by - -Modeling appropriate behaviors A basic assumption for the trait and factor approach to vocational counseling is that - -There is one best career for everyone Accurate empathy - -counselor can truly understand what the client is feeling or experiencing; nonjudgemental acceptance of reality Mike, a group member in his 20's tells a group member about a support group and a coping strategy he finds beneficial. This an example of which curative factor? - -Imparting of information Ecosystemic Approach - -The therapeutic view that it is important to attend to the individual, family's relationship, and to the larger systems like community, school, and work. Class-bound values - -core beliefs of one socioeconomic class that relate principally to that class and may be inappropriate for another level of socioeconomic status How does the ethical guidelines best refer to "counseling" in the supervisee and supervisor relationship? - -The supervisee should focus on work and supervision related topics instead of outside and personal issues. Client mentions that he has a gun, and says "my wife is going to pay." The counselor has: - -A duty to warn Split-half reliability - -A measure of reliability in which a test is split into two parts and an individual's scores on both halves are compared. In the Solomon Four Group which type of test does not have the the