NCE LPC Exam Study Guide
1. or makes employment, housing,
medical, and other services difficult to obtain.: Discrimination against elderly,ageism
2. This is detrimental to a counselor's work with gay men or lesbian women.-
: homophobia
3. In determining treatment situations for clients, counselors should look for
.: least restrictive environment
4. Public law 94-192 improved services for children with .-
: disabilities
5. or are more distinct in early life andmore
alike in the elderly.: Gender roles, Sex roles
6. In building rapport with minority clients, counselors need to be aware of
.: nonverbal communication
7. Child, parent, & grandparent are the major .: family roles
8. Females actually have greater than males.: verbal ability
9. The balance between work life, family life, and leisure.: role integration
10. dictate the customs, attitudes, and beliefs of a particularracial or
ethnic group.: culture-bound values
11. Culture conflict is a major issue for many .: Asian
Americans
12. Pessimism, stoicism, & laziness are stereotypes of .: Na-tive Americans
13. The counselor must accurately diagnose the problem taking culturalnorms into
consideration before: effective intervention can take place.
14. The belief that clients should change to fit the environment.: autoplasticview
15. The belief tht suggests changing the outside world.: Alloplastic view
16. Counselors are often called to collaborate with medical and legal person-nel when dealing
with: abuse
17. As nontraditional families increase, the traditional
is de-clining.: nuclear family
18. This decreases as one's age increases.: cohort group
19. Lesbians and gays reveal their sexual orientation to themselves and/orothers.: The process
of coming out
, 20. grieving process: Kubler-Ross
21. emic-etic dilemma: Draguns
22. life-career rainbow: Super
23. primarily from China, Japan, & the Phillipines: Asian Americans
24. life review therapy: Butler
25. American Indian, Alaska Native, and New Indian: Native Americans
26. primarily African: Black Americans
27. developmental stages: Erikson
28. MID model: Atkinson, Morten, & Sue
29. Sex Role Inventory: Bem
30. primarily Cuban, Mexican, and Puerto Rican: Hispanic Americans
31. five life-span eras: Levinson
32. This may be basic, additive, or subtractive.: empathy
33. This treatment focuses on the client's past.: psychoanalysis
34. When counselors accept and value clients without reservation, theydemonstrate .:
UPR
35. Ego's need for immediate gratification.: Pleasure Principle
36. The cause or of abnormal behavior is difficult to
determine inmost cases.: Etiology
37. An individual who is happy,autonomous, & creative has reached
.: Self-actualization
38. This is necessary from parents for children to develop healthy concepts.(Rogers):
Unconditional Positive Regard
39. Accomplished by rewarding success of desired behavior.: Shaping
40. Learning method involving the conditioning of new stimuli to existing re-sponses.:
Classical Conditioning
41. A behavior modification used to establish new behavior.: reinforcement
42. The designations "common," "personal," & "cardinal" refer to
.: Trait Theory
43. Individuals are in an interactional relationship with their environment.: con-textual
worldview
1. or makes employment, housing,
medical, and other services difficult to obtain.: Discrimination against elderly,ageism
2. This is detrimental to a counselor's work with gay men or lesbian women.-
: homophobia
3. In determining treatment situations for clients, counselors should look for
.: least restrictive environment
4. Public law 94-192 improved services for children with .-
: disabilities
5. or are more distinct in early life andmore
alike in the elderly.: Gender roles, Sex roles
6. In building rapport with minority clients, counselors need to be aware of
.: nonverbal communication
7. Child, parent, & grandparent are the major .: family roles
8. Females actually have greater than males.: verbal ability
9. The balance between work life, family life, and leisure.: role integration
10. dictate the customs, attitudes, and beliefs of a particularracial or
ethnic group.: culture-bound values
11. Culture conflict is a major issue for many .: Asian
Americans
12. Pessimism, stoicism, & laziness are stereotypes of .: Na-tive Americans
13. The counselor must accurately diagnose the problem taking culturalnorms into
consideration before: effective intervention can take place.
14. The belief that clients should change to fit the environment.: autoplasticview
15. The belief tht suggests changing the outside world.: Alloplastic view
16. Counselors are often called to collaborate with medical and legal person-nel when dealing
with: abuse
17. As nontraditional families increase, the traditional
is de-clining.: nuclear family
18. This decreases as one's age increases.: cohort group
19. Lesbians and gays reveal their sexual orientation to themselves and/orothers.: The process
of coming out
, 20. grieving process: Kubler-Ross
21. emic-etic dilemma: Draguns
22. life-career rainbow: Super
23. primarily from China, Japan, & the Phillipines: Asian Americans
24. life review therapy: Butler
25. American Indian, Alaska Native, and New Indian: Native Americans
26. primarily African: Black Americans
27. developmental stages: Erikson
28. MID model: Atkinson, Morten, & Sue
29. Sex Role Inventory: Bem
30. primarily Cuban, Mexican, and Puerto Rican: Hispanic Americans
31. five life-span eras: Levinson
32. This may be basic, additive, or subtractive.: empathy
33. This treatment focuses on the client's past.: psychoanalysis
34. When counselors accept and value clients without reservation, theydemonstrate .:
UPR
35. Ego's need for immediate gratification.: Pleasure Principle
36. The cause or of abnormal behavior is difficult to
determine inmost cases.: Etiology
37. An individual who is happy,autonomous, & creative has reached
.: Self-actualization
38. This is necessary from parents for children to develop healthy concepts.(Rogers):
Unconditional Positive Regard
39. Accomplished by rewarding success of desired behavior.: Shaping
40. Learning method involving the conditioning of new stimuli to existing re-sponses.:
Classical Conditioning
41. A behavior modification used to establish new behavior.: reinforcement
42. The designations "common," "personal," & "cardinal" refer to
.: Trait Theory
43. Individuals are in an interactional relationship with their environment.: con-textual
worldview
