NCE AND CPCE EXAM 2024/2025 NEWEST!! COMPLETE ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS ) AN D
STUDY GUIDE ALREADY GRADED A+.
Self-concepts are individuals perceptions of who they are, their
attributes and traits. Stabilization of one's self-concept – ANSWER-
may be influenced by cultural and family factors.
Which of the following is NOT a neurotransmitter which facilitates
messages between neurons? - ANSWER-Atropine
The view that children begin their development as a "blank slate" has
been identified by John Locke as - ANSWER-Tabula Rasa
According to Erikson, young adults seek close relationships with
others but fear that doing so would mean giving up independence.
Erikson called this tension - ANSWER-Intimacy vs. Isolation
Justin's family moved to a new school district in October of the
school year. His teacher noticed that although his verbal skills were
well developed, he was not particularly interested in interacting and
playing with other children his age. Justin seemed preoccupied with
anything with wheels and would try to determine what made them
turn. Often the teacher would see Justin make turning movements
with his hands or arms. The teacher decided to refer Justin to the
school psychologist for assessment. It may be that Justin has -
,ANSWER-Asperger's Disorder
Which of the following is a true statement pertaining to the DSM-V? -
ANSWER-The axial classification system has been dropped.
According to behaviorists, the "law of effect" most nearly refers to -
ANSWER-Conditioning principles.
Strong interpersonal relationships are often forged by individuals
working for the same company. Not infrequently marriages are the
result of some of these relations. The principle involved here is called
- ANSWER-Propinquity
Frequently a mental status exam is administered to an individual
seeking mental health services. This formal assessment process
covers several specific areas. Which of the following is NOT one of
those areas? - ANSWER-Interpersonal relationships
Albert Bandura developed a social learning theory and self-efficacy is
one of the principal concepts. Self-efficacy is the belief that we can do
some task or behavior. As counselors, we need to be able to empower
clients to become more self-efficacious. Which one of the following is
NOT an approach recommended by Bandura? - ANSWER-Raising
anxiety level.
,A professional counselor determines fees for monthly consultation
services on a job-by-job basis. This is an example of the following
types of reinforcement schedules? - ANSWER-Variable ratio.
Piaget identified four major stages of child development. Which of the
following refers to the period during which the child develops the
abilities to classify and seriate objects and to maintain relationships
between objects despite their physical manipulation? – ANSWER-
Concrete operations.
No single theory explains how women develop, however, there are a
number of concepts attributable to women in their process of
development. Which of the following concepts are NOT representative
of women's development? - ANSWER-Self-absorption and power
networks.
Erikson called the last stage in his theory of human development
Integrity vs. Despair. A person;s challenge in this stage is to achieve
acceptance of the finality of life. Erikson postulated that such
acceptance could be achieved only of the person had – ANSWER-
Accepted the accomplishment of the various roles the individual had
filled in life.
A prominent theory of psychosexual development is that of Freud. In
one of his five postulated stages, children are often thought to be
attracted to their parent of the opposite sex. This attraction appears to
occur in the ____________stage. - ANSWER-Phallic
, A counselor is seeing a Latina client for the first time. She is
experiencing anxiety and is distressed that her family members are
scattered throughout several states in order to have jobs. The
counselor determines that this client is an illegal immigrant and is
considering what course of action he should take. The counselor
chooses not to report this client to the authorities which is consistent
with Kohlberg's level of - ANSWER-Postconventional moral
Development
Gloria visits her college counseling center because she has difficulty
going to sleep and staying asleep. She finds out that about fiver
percent of the students at the college have similar complaints. This is
known as ____________ of the sleep problem. - ANSWER-Prevalence
A school counselor has met several times over the year with a tenth
grader who is having difficulty with authority figures. At a session
which includes the students mother, the counselor notices the
student exhibiting a number of childlike behaviors. In terms of
defense mechanisms, this behavior can probably be labeled -
ANSWER-Regression.
One of the early theorists viewed human development from an
ecological perspective. This suggests that the system in which the
individual finds him or herself is critical to the development process.
This theorist was - ANSWER-Urie Bronfenbrenner
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS ) AN D
STUDY GUIDE ALREADY GRADED A+.
Self-concepts are individuals perceptions of who they are, their
attributes and traits. Stabilization of one's self-concept – ANSWER-
may be influenced by cultural and family factors.
Which of the following is NOT a neurotransmitter which facilitates
messages between neurons? - ANSWER-Atropine
The view that children begin their development as a "blank slate" has
been identified by John Locke as - ANSWER-Tabula Rasa
According to Erikson, young adults seek close relationships with
others but fear that doing so would mean giving up independence.
Erikson called this tension - ANSWER-Intimacy vs. Isolation
Justin's family moved to a new school district in October of the
school year. His teacher noticed that although his verbal skills were
well developed, he was not particularly interested in interacting and
playing with other children his age. Justin seemed preoccupied with
anything with wheels and would try to determine what made them
turn. Often the teacher would see Justin make turning movements
with his hands or arms. The teacher decided to refer Justin to the
school psychologist for assessment. It may be that Justin has -
,ANSWER-Asperger's Disorder
Which of the following is a true statement pertaining to the DSM-V? -
ANSWER-The axial classification system has been dropped.
According to behaviorists, the "law of effect" most nearly refers to -
ANSWER-Conditioning principles.
Strong interpersonal relationships are often forged by individuals
working for the same company. Not infrequently marriages are the
result of some of these relations. The principle involved here is called
- ANSWER-Propinquity
Frequently a mental status exam is administered to an individual
seeking mental health services. This formal assessment process
covers several specific areas. Which of the following is NOT one of
those areas? - ANSWER-Interpersonal relationships
Albert Bandura developed a social learning theory and self-efficacy is
one of the principal concepts. Self-efficacy is the belief that we can do
some task or behavior. As counselors, we need to be able to empower
clients to become more self-efficacious. Which one of the following is
NOT an approach recommended by Bandura? - ANSWER-Raising
anxiety level.
,A professional counselor determines fees for monthly consultation
services on a job-by-job basis. This is an example of the following
types of reinforcement schedules? - ANSWER-Variable ratio.
Piaget identified four major stages of child development. Which of the
following refers to the period during which the child develops the
abilities to classify and seriate objects and to maintain relationships
between objects despite their physical manipulation? – ANSWER-
Concrete operations.
No single theory explains how women develop, however, there are a
number of concepts attributable to women in their process of
development. Which of the following concepts are NOT representative
of women's development? - ANSWER-Self-absorption and power
networks.
Erikson called the last stage in his theory of human development
Integrity vs. Despair. A person;s challenge in this stage is to achieve
acceptance of the finality of life. Erikson postulated that such
acceptance could be achieved only of the person had – ANSWER-
Accepted the accomplishment of the various roles the individual had
filled in life.
A prominent theory of psychosexual development is that of Freud. In
one of his five postulated stages, children are often thought to be
attracted to their parent of the opposite sex. This attraction appears to
occur in the ____________stage. - ANSWER-Phallic
, A counselor is seeing a Latina client for the first time. She is
experiencing anxiety and is distressed that her family members are
scattered throughout several states in order to have jobs. The
counselor determines that this client is an illegal immigrant and is
considering what course of action he should take. The counselor
chooses not to report this client to the authorities which is consistent
with Kohlberg's level of - ANSWER-Postconventional moral
Development
Gloria visits her college counseling center because she has difficulty
going to sleep and staying asleep. She finds out that about fiver
percent of the students at the college have similar complaints. This is
known as ____________ of the sleep problem. - ANSWER-Prevalence
A school counselor has met several times over the year with a tenth
grader who is having difficulty with authority figures. At a session
which includes the students mother, the counselor notices the
student exhibiting a number of childlike behaviors. In terms of
defense mechanisms, this behavior can probably be labeled -
ANSWER-Regression.
One of the early theorists viewed human development from an
ecological perspective. This suggests that the system in which the
individual finds him or herself is critical to the development process.
This theorist was - ANSWER-Urie Bronfenbrenner
