One challenge of adolescence is
A. the formation of an identity.
B. to resolve the crisis of industry versus inferiority.
C. to form an imaginary audience.
D. to become acceptable to society.
Q. 2A personality inventory is an example of
A. a cognitive-behavioral approach.
B. solution-focused counseling.
C. a formal assessment instrument.
D. remedial counseling.
Q. 3From a psychosocial perspective, young children are in the process of resolving the developmental crisis of
A. integrity versus despair.
B. generativity versus stagnation.
C. initiative versus guilt.
D. phallic versus latency.
Q. 4Children and adolescents are undergoing constant changes in their
A. cognitive abilities.
B. physical characteristics.
C. psychosocial abilities.
D. All of the above.
Q. 5Individual counseling with students is
A. frequently employed to help meet students' needs.
B. helpful for family members.
C. not allowed in schools without permission from the parents.
D. a method to help teachers.
Q. 6Which of the following is NOT involved in establishing a counseling relationship?
A. Building rapport
B. Explaining confidentiality
C. Explaining the various stages of growth
D. Clarifying the counseling role
Q. 7In middle childhood an important issue is
A. developing an imaginary audience.
B. gaining an identity.
C. socialization with peers.
D. dealing with abstractions.
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