Psyc 388 - Intro to Counseling Units 1-4
Solutions
b) personal growth and wellness - ANS-Which of the following best defines counseling
itself?
a) catharsis and interpersonal learning
b) personal growth and wellness
c) creating healthy relationships
d) none of the above
d) working independently of others on all projects - ANS-Counsellors in the US can
develop their leadership skills through involvement in the following areas, except:
a) participating in Chi Sigma Iota training workshops and seminars
b) strategic planning
c) participating in ACA regions
d) working independently of others on all projects
b) do no harm - ANS-Non-maleficence means:
a) avoid gender stereotypes
b) do no harm
c) promote justice
d) promote self determination
a) friend, psychiatrist - ANS-A(n) _______________ is a nonprofessional helper,
whereas a ________________ is a professional helper.
a) friend, psychiatrist
b) social worker, mental health technician
c) untrained volunteer, probation officer
d) child care worker, psychologist
a) knowledge/awareness/skills - ANS-Pedersen (1982) believes it is essential for
, counsellors to be sensitive to cultures in regard to:
a) knowledge/awareness/skills
b) function/ability/skills
c) subtleness/substance/skills
d) standards/awareness/skills
c) acting wrongly toward another or failing to act; working with a client in a way that the
law does not allow - ANS-Civil liability means _________________; whereas, criminal
liability means __________________.
a) working with a client in a way that the law does not allow; being an accessory to a
crime
b) acting wrongly toward another; failing to stop a crime
c) acting wrongly toward another or failing to act; working with a client in a way that the
law does not allow
d) being uncivil; engaging in unlawful practices
c) their ability to provide and monitor psychotropic medication - ANS-An important
difference between psychiatrists and other allied mental health professionals is:
a) their ability to provide intensive psychotherapy
b) their ability to provide assessment and testing
c) their ability to provide and monitor psychotropic medication
d) their training in social ecology
d) are principles and rules of proper conduct. - ANS-Ethics
a) are skills and techniques for working with clients.
b) is government legislation that regulates professionals.
c) are what one considers to be important.
d) are principles and rules of proper conduct.
a) principle ethics. - ANS-Ethics that are based on a set of obligations that focus on
finding socially and historically appropriate answers to the question "What shall I do?"
are called:
a) principle ethics.
b) virtue ethics.
c) absolute ethics.
Solutions
b) personal growth and wellness - ANS-Which of the following best defines counseling
itself?
a) catharsis and interpersonal learning
b) personal growth and wellness
c) creating healthy relationships
d) none of the above
d) working independently of others on all projects - ANS-Counsellors in the US can
develop their leadership skills through involvement in the following areas, except:
a) participating in Chi Sigma Iota training workshops and seminars
b) strategic planning
c) participating in ACA regions
d) working independently of others on all projects
b) do no harm - ANS-Non-maleficence means:
a) avoid gender stereotypes
b) do no harm
c) promote justice
d) promote self determination
a) friend, psychiatrist - ANS-A(n) _______________ is a nonprofessional helper,
whereas a ________________ is a professional helper.
a) friend, psychiatrist
b) social worker, mental health technician
c) untrained volunteer, probation officer
d) child care worker, psychologist
a) knowledge/awareness/skills - ANS-Pedersen (1982) believes it is essential for
, counsellors to be sensitive to cultures in regard to:
a) knowledge/awareness/skills
b) function/ability/skills
c) subtleness/substance/skills
d) standards/awareness/skills
c) acting wrongly toward another or failing to act; working with a client in a way that the
law does not allow - ANS-Civil liability means _________________; whereas, criminal
liability means __________________.
a) working with a client in a way that the law does not allow; being an accessory to a
crime
b) acting wrongly toward another; failing to stop a crime
c) acting wrongly toward another or failing to act; working with a client in a way that the
law does not allow
d) being uncivil; engaging in unlawful practices
c) their ability to provide and monitor psychotropic medication - ANS-An important
difference between psychiatrists and other allied mental health professionals is:
a) their ability to provide intensive psychotherapy
b) their ability to provide assessment and testing
c) their ability to provide and monitor psychotropic medication
d) their training in social ecology
d) are principles and rules of proper conduct. - ANS-Ethics
a) are skills and techniques for working with clients.
b) is government legislation that regulates professionals.
c) are what one considers to be important.
d) are principles and rules of proper conduct.
a) principle ethics. - ANS-Ethics that are based on a set of obligations that focus on
finding socially and historically appropriate answers to the question "What shall I do?"
are called:
a) principle ethics.
b) virtue ethics.
c) absolute ethics.
