CP 6600 Professional Orientation and Ethics
Final Study Guide
(F117)
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1. Action-oriented theories primarily focus on:
2. The role of the counselor in action-oriented theories tends to be:
3. The influence and principles of behaviorism in the field of counseling have been:
4. In behavioral approaches to counseling, clients’ problems are viewed as resulting from:
5. Which of the following techniques tend NOT to be used by behavioral counselors?
6. The primary goal of cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) is to:
7. William Glasser is credited as the founder of which therapy?
8. The role of counselors within reality therapy is best described as being:
9. Play therapy is most useful for children because:
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10. Power in the family is directly related to:
11. When working with the issue of power, the family counselor should:
12. A strategic family counselor would be concerned primarily with resolving:
13. Reframing is defined as:
14. Family counseling shares great similarity with:
15. The primary difference between family and individual counseling is:
16. Which of the following techniques is NOT used in sex therapy?
17. The biggest difficulty in learning to do effective sex counseling tends to be:
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18. The primary task of a vocational counselor is to:
19. Decision-making includes:
20. The first step in helping clients with career decisions involves the counselor:
21. The process of self-awareness includes which of the following activities?
22. Which of the following roles best describes the main function of a life coach?
23. A primary goal of career counseling is to help the client optimize their resources and make decisions leading to:
24. Individuals who experience job-related distress often report:
25. The marketplace in the United States is dominated by:
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26. Addictions counseling involves clients who abuse:
27. The difference between drug use and drug abuse is the:
28. The continuum of drug behavior follows what pattern?
29. Adolescents who are frequent drug abusers appear to be:
30. Treatment of the drug abuser usually requires:
31. Outpatient treatment for adolescent drug and alcohol addiction often includes:
32. Which of the following statements about drug use and abuse is most true?
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33. When working with a diverse population of clients, your job as a counselor is to:
34. The definition of “culture” in the text is used to refer to:
35. When counseling culturally different clients, it is suggested that counselors:
36. Aging clients may experience which of the following?
37. Which of the following was viewed as a mental illness by the APA until 1973?
38. In the text, the most challenging aspect of working with lesbian and gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) clients may be:
39. When working with a disabled (or differently-abled) client, it is important:
40. All of the following are common reasons men may seek counseling EXCEPT:
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41. Which of the following current trends in counseling have created complex ethical issues?
42. The codes of ethics provided by different professional organizations are:
43. Beginning counselors should:
44. It is useful to consider ethical issues and possible resolutions at which critical times?
45. The process of the seduction of a client by a counselor is:
46. Which type of multiple (dual) relationship is considered to be the most destructive?
47. The confidential nature of the counselor/client relationship may ethically be
breached when:
48. Informed consent is based on the notion that clients have a right to be protected against which of the following?
49. Counselors have an ethical and legal obligation to breach client’s confidentiality when any of the following occur EXCEPT:
50. Clients have certain legal rights, including:
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