What is considered one of the most predominate family influences of teen substance use?
A. Authoritative and punitive parenting
B. Deficient parental limit setting
C. Low parent monitoring
D. Poor parent-child relationship
Q. 2The moral obligation of counselors implies:
a. The intent of the counselor to do what is appropriate
b. Patience when dealing with a client's problems
c. Appropriate training programs
d. Skills needed for counseling
Q. 3Most substances have relatively immediate physical effects; these effects are caused by:
A. impairment of perception and judgment.
B. interference with the normal functioning of the central nervous system.
C. impairment of processing newly learned material.
D. severe impairment to the internal organs.
Q. 4Which general guideline from the National Career Development Association (NCDA) (2003) underscore the competency issue?
a. Members seek only those positions in the delivery of professional services for which they are professionally qualified
b. Members treat clients for potential thinking disorders rather than refer to a psychologist or other professional for treatment
c. Members recognize their limitations and provide services or only use techniques for which they are qualified by training and/or experience
d. Both A and C
Q. 5Which of the following is not a concept of motivational interviewing?
A. Autonomy
B. Collaboration
C. Self-efficacy
D. Evocation
Q. 6Ethical standards include a list of standards that:
a. Cover all violations of conduct
b. Outline most behavior patterns that are unethical
c. Answer all questions about ethics
d. Provide guidelines for ethical behavior
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