CECE (Actual) Exam Graded A+
_________ are developed by associations to help members practice in a reputable
manner, whereas ________ are included in the penal code and often carry more
serious consequences when individuals failed to comply.
a. laws; ethics
b. rules; statutes
c. ethics; laws
d. regulations; statutes - ANSWER-c. ethics; laws
___________ is the tendency for families to sustain their normal functioning and
patterns of interaction unless someone or something intervenes.
a. triangulation
b. homeostasis
c. circular causality
d. quid pro quo - ANSWER-b. homeostasis
____________ are beliefs that guide an individual's behavior and emotional responses.
a. roles
b. interests
c. values
d. vectors - ANSWER-c. values
____________ is NOT likely associated with privilege.
a. power
b. control
c. advantage
d. minority status - ANSWER-d. minority status
_____________ are preferences for particular life activities and are thought to play a
key role in career decision making and choice.
a. career interests
b. career behavior
c. values
d. vocational roles - ANSWER-c. values
______________ is an intense, generally short-term, time of distress in which a
person's normal stress management skills are inadequate.
a. Trauma
b. Crisis
c. Conflict
d. Neglect - ANSWER-b. Crisis
______________ is best known for the theory of operant conditioning.
a. Ivan Pavlov-classical conditioning
,b. B.F. Skinner
c. John. B. Watson
d. Albert Bandura - ANSWER-b. B.F Skinner
______________ refers to how accurately an instrument measures a given construct.
a. reliability
b. validity
c. decision accuracy
d. sensitivity - ANSWER-b. validity
_______________ inventories reveal what an individual finds enjoyable and motivating
but do not necessarily correlate with ability or job success.
a. Personality
b. Values
c. Career Development
d. Interest - ANSWER-d. interest
_______________ refers to a broad process of systematically collecting career- related
information using multiple methods.
a. career adaptability
b. career assessment
c. career choice
d. career adjustment - ANSWER-b. career assessment
________________ is NOT a Computer-Assisted Career Guidance System.
a. System of Interactive Guidance and Information (SIGI-3)
b. Choices
c. DISCOVER
d. Occupational Information Network (O*NET) - ANSWER-b. Choices
________________ IS NOT an executive function of a group leader.
a. establishing boundaries
b. beginning and ending group sessions
c. establishing norms
d. planning group sessions - ANSWER-c. establishing norms
________________ perspectives maintain that career interventions used for the
majority population are appropriate to use with minority populations.
a. Etic
b. Emic
c. Culturally competent
d. Culturally sensitive - ANSWER-a. etic
________________ refers to identity and roles that, to varying degrees, do not conform
to cultural norms and expectations associated with one's biological sex.
a. transgender
, b. sex roles
c. gender expression
d. sexual orientation - ANSWER-a. transgender
_________________ is the formal process by which individuals meet to solve a
problem and it is a collaborative process that involves two people who have a collegial,
nonhierarchical relationship.
a. Collaboration
b. Counseling
c. Consultation
d. Contemplation - ANSWER-c. Consultation
_________________ is used to convey understanding, check the accuracy of the
counselor's comprehension, and summarize the significant elements that have been
disclosed by the client.
a. summarizing
b. questioning
c. paraphrasing
d. attending - ANSWER-c. paraphrasing
_________________ refers to the consistency of scores attained by the same person
on different administrations of the same test.
a. reliability
b. validity
c. decision accuracy
d. None of the above - ANSWER-a. reliability
__________________ are designed to ensure conditions for administration, test
content, scoring procedures, and interpretation are all consistent. They used
predetermined administration instructions and scoring methods.
a. maximal performance tests
b. standardized tests
c. typical performance tests
d. subjective tests - ANSWER-b. standardized tests
. All of the following are considered forms of child abuse EXCEPT
a. separation
b. sexual abuse
c. physical abuse
d. neglect - ANSWER-a. separation
"What is the relationship between driving speed and gas prices?" is an example of a
question best addressed by a(n) ________________ design.
a. causal-comparative
b. correlational
c. comparative
_________ are developed by associations to help members practice in a reputable
manner, whereas ________ are included in the penal code and often carry more
serious consequences when individuals failed to comply.
a. laws; ethics
b. rules; statutes
c. ethics; laws
d. regulations; statutes - ANSWER-c. ethics; laws
___________ is the tendency for families to sustain their normal functioning and
patterns of interaction unless someone or something intervenes.
a. triangulation
b. homeostasis
c. circular causality
d. quid pro quo - ANSWER-b. homeostasis
____________ are beliefs that guide an individual's behavior and emotional responses.
a. roles
b. interests
c. values
d. vectors - ANSWER-c. values
____________ is NOT likely associated with privilege.
a. power
b. control
c. advantage
d. minority status - ANSWER-d. minority status
_____________ are preferences for particular life activities and are thought to play a
key role in career decision making and choice.
a. career interests
b. career behavior
c. values
d. vocational roles - ANSWER-c. values
______________ is an intense, generally short-term, time of distress in which a
person's normal stress management skills are inadequate.
a. Trauma
b. Crisis
c. Conflict
d. Neglect - ANSWER-b. Crisis
______________ is best known for the theory of operant conditioning.
a. Ivan Pavlov-classical conditioning
,b. B.F. Skinner
c. John. B. Watson
d. Albert Bandura - ANSWER-b. B.F Skinner
______________ refers to how accurately an instrument measures a given construct.
a. reliability
b. validity
c. decision accuracy
d. sensitivity - ANSWER-b. validity
_______________ inventories reveal what an individual finds enjoyable and motivating
but do not necessarily correlate with ability or job success.
a. Personality
b. Values
c. Career Development
d. Interest - ANSWER-d. interest
_______________ refers to a broad process of systematically collecting career- related
information using multiple methods.
a. career adaptability
b. career assessment
c. career choice
d. career adjustment - ANSWER-b. career assessment
________________ is NOT a Computer-Assisted Career Guidance System.
a. System of Interactive Guidance and Information (SIGI-3)
b. Choices
c. DISCOVER
d. Occupational Information Network (O*NET) - ANSWER-b. Choices
________________ IS NOT an executive function of a group leader.
a. establishing boundaries
b. beginning and ending group sessions
c. establishing norms
d. planning group sessions - ANSWER-c. establishing norms
________________ perspectives maintain that career interventions used for the
majority population are appropriate to use with minority populations.
a. Etic
b. Emic
c. Culturally competent
d. Culturally sensitive - ANSWER-a. etic
________________ refers to identity and roles that, to varying degrees, do not conform
to cultural norms and expectations associated with one's biological sex.
a. transgender
, b. sex roles
c. gender expression
d. sexual orientation - ANSWER-a. transgender
_________________ is the formal process by which individuals meet to solve a
problem and it is a collaborative process that involves two people who have a collegial,
nonhierarchical relationship.
a. Collaboration
b. Counseling
c. Consultation
d. Contemplation - ANSWER-c. Consultation
_________________ is used to convey understanding, check the accuracy of the
counselor's comprehension, and summarize the significant elements that have been
disclosed by the client.
a. summarizing
b. questioning
c. paraphrasing
d. attending - ANSWER-c. paraphrasing
_________________ refers to the consistency of scores attained by the same person
on different administrations of the same test.
a. reliability
b. validity
c. decision accuracy
d. None of the above - ANSWER-a. reliability
__________________ are designed to ensure conditions for administration, test
content, scoring procedures, and interpretation are all consistent. They used
predetermined administration instructions and scoring methods.
a. maximal performance tests
b. standardized tests
c. typical performance tests
d. subjective tests - ANSWER-b. standardized tests
. All of the following are considered forms of child abuse EXCEPT
a. separation
b. sexual abuse
c. physical abuse
d. neglect - ANSWER-a. separation
"What is the relationship between driving speed and gas prices?" is an example of a
question best addressed by a(n) ________________ design.
a. causal-comparative
b. correlational
c. comparative
