2024 Comp Study

In the event a practitioner is sued, they should:

Informed consent generally implies the person:

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

The most common anxiety disorder of childhood is:

Which of the following interventions would be helpful with a client trying to clarify what they find most important?

Multicultural counseling can:

Level A tests can only be conducted by licensed psychologists.

The central goal of existential psychotherapy is to:

When interviewing children, counselors should:

Psychoeducational groups are designed to

The group leadership skill of active listening includes all the following EXCEPT

When working with veterans, it is important to explore pre-military history.

__ allows the helper to connect with who the client is as a person and to connect with and identify the client

Many group members hold ____ that make it difficult for them to participate fully in a group experience

Verbal comments or behaviors excluding or dismissing thoughts, feelings, or experiences of a group is called:

It is never ethical to break confidentiality:

The Gestalt therapist:

Resistance in a group can be seen as:

When using techniques in a group setting, it is important to remember that:

Planned happenstance is:

Which of the following is NOT a difficulty that beginning helpers tend to have in the exploration stage?

According to the race/gender ecological model of career development, exploring school and work is an example of?

Qualities we share as humans are a part of which level of the tripartite model?

Mahler used which term to describe a state of non-differentiation between infant and mother?

The cognitive behavioral approach to therapy stresses:

The skills typically involved in helping clients explore feelings are:

Upward mobility is defined as: anyone can “get ahead” if they’re smart enough, motivated"

When ___ occurs, a ripple effect flows throughout the family system.

A person who experiences persistent depressed mood for at least 2 years must not experiencing major depression may have:

The Tarrasoff case is known for:

Which of the following is not an overarching goal of career intakes?

When we learn from the consequences that follow the actions of others, the process is called:

Which inventory is best suited to helping clients identify their character strengths?

When working with LGBTQIA+ clients, the counselor should:

Which of the following statement(s) is/are NOT true when evaluating articles in the professional literature? 

In the R/CID Model- People of Color, Conformity Phase refers to:

A child who is very curious, ambitious, and imaginative is most likely to be at Erikson's stage:

Cultural considerations when working with undocumented immigrants:

Microassaults are brief and commonplace daily verbal and behavioral indignities, whether intentional or unintentional.

Behavior therapy is associated with all but one of the following:

The rationale for helping clients explore thoughts is

Skilled workers in manufacturing, agricultural, and service sectors would fall into which class category?

The major task of the final stage in a group's development is:

One prevalent outcome for individuals with schizoid personality disorder is:

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

An example of a discriminative stimulus is a boy who:

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

An ethical issue arises when:

The researchers’ acknowledgement of possible limitations demonstrates ______. 

With regard to the prevalence of mood disorders, which is to be found consistent?

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

If an individual's percentile rank is 84%, they got 84 percent of the items correct.

The first essential step toward ethical decision making is:

In general, supervision should address trainee's personal concerns:

If a child begins to cry during a counseling session, it is best to:

A major characteristic of the classical psychoanalytic therapist is:

Regarding psychotherapy treatment outcome, research suggests all of the following except:

Anger, sadness, fear, shame, pain, and hurt seem to be the most important emotions involved in therapeutic change

Which types of statistical methods are used by researchers to generalize results back to the population of interest? 

In the discussion section, the researchers should summarize the results by ______. 

The likely future course of a disorder is called its:

When a test has been shown to produce consistent test results, it has which of the following:

A client is offered 3 jobs in their field of interest but differ in terms of logistics. Which card would be most useful?

Classical conditioning is attributed to:

In the ABC model, the A stands for:

Reporting requirements in ethics codes:

Disclosures of feelings can be particularly good because

A person who reasons at Kohlberg's third stage is likely to say that fighting is wrong because:

Shaping

The person-centered approach's view of human nature:

A mistake in writing the summary and conclusion of a report is adding info that has not been included in the report.

Why is diagnosis important in the assessment processs?

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

The insight stage of the Hill model is designed to help clients

What Freudian agency of the mind criticizes us on moral grounds?

When the experimenter communicates to the participants, what outcomes they would like to achieve, this is known as _

During a group's initial phase, members can build trust by:

Sexual dysfunctions are:

Confidentiality in group is:

In assessing couples, the focus is typically on:

Who is considered the "founder" of career counseling in the United States?

One of the influences associated with the development of borderline personality disorder is:

Vygotsky was interested in speech and memory aids as:

Autonomy refers to:

Conflict and struggle for control are most likely to appear in the:

During the transition stage, anxiety is all of the following except:

Statistics is commonly defined as the science of conducting studies to organize, summarize, and ______ information. 

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

One aspect of the DSM-5 criteria required for diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder is:

Which of the following is true regarding the difference between the life-career assessment and the career in culture?

Piaget said that mastery of conservation includes:

Attending

Which of the following is the strongest correlation?

Reality therapy is best described as:

Referring a client for differing beliefs is called:

Which of the following is a "myth" about careers/career development?

Terms like constricted, full, liable, flat, or exaggerated refer to the client's:

When using open questions about thoughts, helpers should

Which career assessment utilize a narrative story telling approach to gather info about the client's career development?

During the exploration stage, a helper does all of the following except: