NCE PRACTICE EXAM COMPREHENSIVE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY
GRADED A+ PASS
Which of the following captures the essence of informed consent?
a. having members sign a contract before joining a group
b. telling members in some detail about the nature and purpose of the
group
c. having members decide upon all the activities of the group
d. making sure that groups will always be composed of voluntary
members. Ans✓✓✓B
Several principles may underlie an ethical decision made by a counselor.
Which of the following is NOT one of those principles?
a. autonomy
b. nonmaleficience
c. pro bono
d. fidelity Ans✓✓✓C
Maria, a 25 year old Latina woman, is in career counseling. In reviewing
her background, the counselor determines that she has followed the rules
and expectations of her close knit family. She now finds herself in a
position needing to support her family on her own and can't decide
between three different occupational possibilities which she has heard
about. Maria may be characterized as...
a. career inefficacious
,b. career undecided
c. needing more schooling
d. career indecisive Ans✓✓✓B
Client: "I wrote some more in my journal yesterday. I wrote about the
strong urge to eat after I visited my mother. I almost went to the store for
junk food but I didn't."
Counselor: "The urge to eat was connected with your mother."
A long silence follows. The probably cause for the client's silence was...
a. boredom
b. hostility toward the counselor
c. emotional or cognitive integration
d. waiting for the counselor to lead. Ans✓✓✓C
Individuals of European ancestry often enjoy benefits, without their
awareness, that people of color do not. This phenomenon is referred to
as...
a. ethnocentrism
b. double standard
c. acculturation
d. white privilege Ans✓✓✓D
On a college campus, a group of students of color has been protesting
their treatment alluding to harassing comments by whites and what they
,believe to be discrimination in the grading system by their professors.
Eleven of these students have come to the campus counseling center and
want to begin a group experience to arrive at some answers and find
solutions. The most appropriate theoretical orientation of the counselor
assigned to lead the group is...
a. behavioral
b. psychoanalytic
c. gestalt
d. person centered Ans✓✓✓A
The science of neurobiology is growing in importance to the field of
counseling and psychotherapy. One part of neurobiology is
neurotransmitters. Which of the following statements is true?
a. neurotransmitters affect various cognitive, emotional, and
psychological reactions
b. neurotransmitters are found primarily in the liver
c. neurotransmitters are unrelated to diet and nutrition
d. neurotransmitters are unimportant to physically healthy individuals
Ans✓✓✓A
An employment counselor uses the Ability Profiled which measures nine
aptitudes important for different jobs. His clients are typically
uneducated. Because the counselor is concerned how his clients' scores
stack u p against others and how they would perceive their aptitudes, he
interprets the scores to each of his clients.
a. ipsatively
, b. using national norms
c. using local norms
d. in relationship to other tests Ans✓✓✓A
Jobs and careers of individuals have been changing over the years. Some
newer conceptualizations of the world of work have been noted. For
example, when a retired person chooses to or must re-enter the
workforce, such work or career is often called
a. compensatory
b. portfolio
c. encore
d. life career. Ans✓✓✓C
A licensed professioanl counselor in private practice is also trained in
career counseling and occasionally sees a client for career work.
Generally, the counselor receives insurance reimbursement for services
she provides for her career clients who are often experiencing anxiety
and work related stress. The counselor assigns a DSM code to these
clients even though the insurance companies policies indicate that
payment for career services is not reimbursable. Which of the following
statements is most accurate?
a. the counselor is okay because she is concerned about the general
health and welfare of the lcient as the ethical code expects
b. the counselor is not okay because career counseling problems are not
reimbursable and this is insurance fraud
c. the counselor is okay because the experts in the literature agree that
career counseling is personal counseling
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY
GRADED A+ PASS
Which of the following captures the essence of informed consent?
a. having members sign a contract before joining a group
b. telling members in some detail about the nature and purpose of the
group
c. having members decide upon all the activities of the group
d. making sure that groups will always be composed of voluntary
members. Ans✓✓✓B
Several principles may underlie an ethical decision made by a counselor.
Which of the following is NOT one of those principles?
a. autonomy
b. nonmaleficience
c. pro bono
d. fidelity Ans✓✓✓C
Maria, a 25 year old Latina woman, is in career counseling. In reviewing
her background, the counselor determines that she has followed the rules
and expectations of her close knit family. She now finds herself in a
position needing to support her family on her own and can't decide
between three different occupational possibilities which she has heard
about. Maria may be characterized as...
a. career inefficacious
,b. career undecided
c. needing more schooling
d. career indecisive Ans✓✓✓B
Client: "I wrote some more in my journal yesterday. I wrote about the
strong urge to eat after I visited my mother. I almost went to the store for
junk food but I didn't."
Counselor: "The urge to eat was connected with your mother."
A long silence follows. The probably cause for the client's silence was...
a. boredom
b. hostility toward the counselor
c. emotional or cognitive integration
d. waiting for the counselor to lead. Ans✓✓✓C
Individuals of European ancestry often enjoy benefits, without their
awareness, that people of color do not. This phenomenon is referred to
as...
a. ethnocentrism
b. double standard
c. acculturation
d. white privilege Ans✓✓✓D
On a college campus, a group of students of color has been protesting
their treatment alluding to harassing comments by whites and what they
,believe to be discrimination in the grading system by their professors.
Eleven of these students have come to the campus counseling center and
want to begin a group experience to arrive at some answers and find
solutions. The most appropriate theoretical orientation of the counselor
assigned to lead the group is...
a. behavioral
b. psychoanalytic
c. gestalt
d. person centered Ans✓✓✓A
The science of neurobiology is growing in importance to the field of
counseling and psychotherapy. One part of neurobiology is
neurotransmitters. Which of the following statements is true?
a. neurotransmitters affect various cognitive, emotional, and
psychological reactions
b. neurotransmitters are found primarily in the liver
c. neurotransmitters are unrelated to diet and nutrition
d. neurotransmitters are unimportant to physically healthy individuals
Ans✓✓✓A
An employment counselor uses the Ability Profiled which measures nine
aptitudes important for different jobs. His clients are typically
uneducated. Because the counselor is concerned how his clients' scores
stack u p against others and how they would perceive their aptitudes, he
interprets the scores to each of his clients.
a. ipsatively
, b. using national norms
c. using local norms
d. in relationship to other tests Ans✓✓✓A
Jobs and careers of individuals have been changing over the years. Some
newer conceptualizations of the world of work have been noted. For
example, when a retired person chooses to or must re-enter the
workforce, such work or career is often called
a. compensatory
b. portfolio
c. encore
d. life career. Ans✓✓✓C
A licensed professioanl counselor in private practice is also trained in
career counseling and occasionally sees a client for career work.
Generally, the counselor receives insurance reimbursement for services
she provides for her career clients who are often experiencing anxiety
and work related stress. The counselor assigns a DSM code to these
clients even though the insurance companies policies indicate that
payment for career services is not reimbursable. Which of the following
statements is most accurate?
a. the counselor is okay because she is concerned about the general
health and welfare of the lcient as the ethical code expects
b. the counselor is not okay because career counseling problems are not
reimbursable and this is insurance fraud
c. the counselor is okay because the experts in the literature agree that
career counseling is personal counseling
