Comp Exam Quiz

Theoretically, the more control the researchers have over the experimental condition, ______.

In the ABCDE strategy for ethical decision making, what happens in the "B" step?

A common sampling approach used by researchers because many of the methods are more difficult to implement is known as

Clinician is frustrated because her client is resisting her insight interventions. What would NOT be a wise strategy.

Which test is among the most commonly used intelligence instruments?  

Ainsworth describes insecure-avoidant children as

Bandura says a positive sense of self-efficacy

The researchers' acknowledgement of possible limitations demonstrates ______.

__________ is about how we invite potential participants , __________ is about how we assign participants to groups

How does vicarious learning occur in groups?

A clinician lies to client about calling their parent, what ethical principle are they violating

Which of the following statements is FALSE?

Which of the following is important to consider when working with a veteran?

Which of the following people living in the United States is most likely to develop GAD?

Theorist who would support the idea that career development is a process that unfolds gradually across the life span? 

The basic aim of psychoanalytic therapy is to:

What is the first level of ethical functioning where minimal ethical standards are met?

When children pick up the rules underlying modeled behavior, Bandura calls the process

Jeremy cannot remember a phone number without jotting it down. He demonstrates deficit in

A "dual relationship" occurs when

Parson’s outstanding contribution to the career counseling movement was his

Behavior therapy assumes that:

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the person-centered approach?

In Gottfredson’s Theory the process by occupational choice occurs by eliminating negative choices is referred to as:  

When a white individual is afraid to say the "wrong" thing in regard to race, this is an example of:

If an instrument measures consistently but does not measure what it was designed to measure, the instrument is:  

Most likely to have progressive attitudes on gender equality, hear sexual comments, pressure to be attractive/strong

The dimensional approach to classification of mental disorders differs from the categorical b/c it provides

The correct order of the following scales of measurement, from least precise to most precise, is:  

What type of group utilizes methods of interactive feedback within a here-and-now time framework

Those clients who receive interpretation of test results tend to have a:  

How is Social Cognitive Career Theory (SCCT) different from other career theories?

Recommendations for the multicultural counseling process include all of the following EXCEPT: 

The Working Stage comes after ______ and is when group members can ________

The major characteristic of the classical psychoanalytic therapist is

The social cognitive career theory (SCCT) makes the following points concerning gender and ethnicity:  

During the exploration stage, a helper does all the following EXCEPT:

Storming in group context means

Each major mental health professional organization has its own code of ethics; however, most of these codes are:

The Gestalt therapist:

Why was career counseling created?  

What is not a disadvantage of co-leadership model

A counselor who perceives reality exclusively through the filters of their own life experiences is said to be culturally

In conducting an interview with a client from another culture, the counselor should:  

Norm-referenced instruments are MOST useful for:  

J. B. Watson

A favorable resolution of the conflict between identity and role confusion leads to a sense of

The trait-and-factor approach of career counseling incorporates: 

Empathy fatigue is common in professionals who:

This instrument has nine descriptive scales

True or False: Lesbian and gay youth experience elevated rates of mental health diagnosis (MDD, GAD, SUD).

Adler taught we must successfully master three universal life tasks. Which of the following is not one of these tasks?

Identify the correct listing of the six basic ethical principles discussed in the Hill text.

Match the client issues and behavior to the appropri­ate stage: Loss

The basic purpose of professional codes of ethics is to:

Holland’s model of personality types incorporates which of the following key concepts: 

Social learning theorists retained the focus on learning, but broadened the notion of learning in two main ways

A clinicians emotional reactions to their client, which involves their own projections is based on:

Helpers self-awareness is important for CLIENT well-being for all of the follow reasons EXCEPT:

The most appropriate restatement would be which of the following?

Adolescents tend to shift toward a

The early uses of virtual reality in counseling has been with the treatment of individuals who have been diagnosed with

The most common anxiety disorder of childhood is:

Vygotsky created the "zone of proximal development"

Hideki has a panic attack at a baseball game. Next week he had a panic attack again at the stadium. This panic attack is

A white student, is surprised that her friend, a Black student, got an internship over her. This is an example of:

The type of cognitive error that involves thinking and interpreting in all or nothing terms

The text indicates how Skinner discussed emotions as the effects of

The career development theory includes genetic endowments, special abilities, environmental conditions, and events is: 

The three types of hypotheses mentioned by Houser are null, nondirectional, and

The correct components of the ABC theory of personality are:

The main difference between sympathy and empathy is that

women in "gender appropriate" occupations confront less biases/stereotypes, encounter barriers such as lower earnings.

Bandura's observational learning theory differs from Skinner's operant theory

The 4 components of Observational Learning are:

The Code of Ethics Standards of Practice of the ACA indicate appropriate use of an instrument rests with:  

Which of the following is NOT a step involved in behavior change?

______ is used to summarize the data collected based on the sample in a particular study, calculating central tendency

Random assignment to groups _________ the effects of some threats to validity.

Active Listening Skills

A Black male, sees a white woman therapist, and is now in search for a Black male therapist. What stage of development?

An assessment strategy that emphasizes empathy and the belief in the capacity to change (self-efficacy) is called:  

What are the four areas in socialization that Bandura studies?

Match the client issues and behavior to the appropri­ate stage: Identity Conflict

From the family system perspective, symptoms are often viewed as:

What are the stages of group development

researchers can replicate the events occurring in the natural environment and generalize the results to the population

______ is inevitable in groups and is not negative if harnessed by the therapist to serve the group.

In Japan, the anxiety syndrome termed taijin kyofusho involves a fear of

Piagetians generally believe that Bandura

Reality therapy is BEST described as:

All of the following are barriers for the LGBTQIA+ community EXCEPT:

As consumers of research, practitioners are particularly interested in the discussion because ______.

Someone in this social class may view work as a way to reach self-fulfillment rather than pay the bills.

The central goal of existential psychotherapy is to:

when clients place past feelings or attitudes they had toward significant people in their lives onto their therapist

A person who is starting to integrate with the disability community is likely in which stage of Gill's Model?

Substantial research suggests that minority students tend to be ______ in special education 

One difference between panic disorders and PTSD is

Piaget emphasized the importance of