Exam 3 Study

A test can be valid without being reliable.

The main goal of diagnosis in counseling is to be able to have a description of a client's condition and presentation.

Which of the following are deliberate, concious, and overt microaggressions?

Counseling groups tend to be larger than psychoeducational groups.

Which type of group in counseling is characterized by more severe presentations and intense interpersonal work?

Counselors need to know limitations of the test they are administering to a client.

Which of the following types of validity is the degree to which a test measures the trait it says it measures?

Ethnographic variables of culture include things such as:

Groups that are homogenous are less likely to have conflict

Groups are different from individual counseling in that they do not need to be in rooms with auditory and visual privacy

Which of the following types of validity is concerned with whether a tests appears to measrues what it says it measures?

Which of the following believes that there are universal qualities in counseling that can be culturally generalizable?

Which of the following is when a client's current score is compared to previous test results?

Which of the following is a type of group that admits members after the group has started?

Which of the following types of validity has to do with the social implications of the test use/interpretation?

Groups that are larger tend to focus more on individual needs

Which stage in group work is characterized by productivity and genuine care among group members?

Which of the following needs to be clarified before enrollment in a group?

Which of the following is GOOD feedback in groups?

Which of the following perspectives believes that counseling approaches should be tailored ot the client's culture?

Which of the following is the process by which an individual gives up elements of their old culture to adopt new ones?

When should confidentiality be discussed in groups?

Which of the following is classfied as the uniform conditions under which a test is administered and scored?

Which of the following includes mistaking people's reactions to poverty and discrimination as their cultural pattern?

Which of the following types of test are meaured by the judgment/interpretation of the scorer?

Which of the following is an individual who specializes in psychological tests?

Which of the following is a diagnosis in which an individual has a substance use disorder AND a mental health diagnosis?

You can still use a test score even if you did not administer the test the way it was standardized.

Which stage of group work is characterized by turmoil and conflict among members?