Developing a flexible specialty is viewed as:

Developing a flexible specialty is viewed as:
 
  A. premature for students.
  B. an important first step toward eventual employment.
  C. inconsistent with generic counseling training.
  D. dependent on volunteer experiences.

Q. 2

Matching clients to counselors by ethnic/racial groups
 
  a. has a negative effect on the client's overall functioning
  b. has a positive effect on overall functioning
  c. increases the number of counseling sessions the client attends
  d. is preferred by minority clients

Q. 3

Which of these theories focuses on career choice by examining society rather than individual choices?
 
  a. Holland's theory
  b. human capital theory
  c. Super's theory
  d. work adjustment theory

Q. 4

Studies evaluating positive psychotherapy have found that the positive psychotherapy exercises:
 
  a. can be altered in sequence as needed.
  b. cannot be adopted for other treatment modalities.
  c. should be delivered in the sequence recommended.
  d. are not able to be adaptedeffectively to on-line activities.

Q. 5

Prejudice refers to which of the following?
 
  a. A simplified and standardized conception or image held in common by members of a group
  b. Making a distinction in favor of or against a person or thing based on the group to which that person belongs rather than on individual merit
  c. Preconceived judgment or opinion without sufficient knowledge to render such a claim
  d. The belief that one's own ethnicity is superior and has the right to rule others

Q. 6

Which of these are responsible for the most changes in the U.S. work force?
 
  a. growth needs
  b. natural disasters
  c. military demands
  d. replacement needs

Q. 7

Which of the following types of clients might NOT find positive psychotherapy effective?
 
  a. Those expecting a linear progression in symptom reduction
  b. Individuals with adjustment disorders with depressed mood
  c. Clients presenting with borderline personality disorder
  d. Clients who are children or adolescents

Q. 8

Participating in individual counseling while a student is generally:
 
  A. discouraged, because only mentally healthy persons have the potential to become effective counselors.
  B. viewed with suspicion, and as proof of mental or emotional instability.
  C. encouraged, and seen as a positive learning opportunity.
  D. considered to be a distraction from academic studies that is better delayed until after graduation.