Professional Orientation
(p. 14-15/195) rehabilitation counselors help clients with disabilities do these 2 things
Live more independently and find employment
(p. 22/9) Ethical principles that counselors are required to follow are called
Mandatory ethics
(p. 42/42) Being able to revert to previous levels of functioning or to “bounce back” is termed
resilience
(p. 67/43) Interpreting new info in a way that alters a person’s existing cognitive framework is called
Accommodation
(p. 103/44) These two people developed the Myers-Briggs type theory from the work of Carl Jung
Katherine Briggs/Isabel Myers
(p. 13/113)Mental health practitioners from diverse specializations differ primarily in
The types of treatment they are trained to use
(p. 22/25) The five principals ethics of the counseling profession
Beneficence
Nonmaleficence
Justice
Autonomy
Fidelity
(p. 42/50) Extermination is similar to which stage of prejudice
Overt racism
(p. 66/51) Having to decide between two equally appealing choices is called
Approach approach conflict
(p. 105/52) Gottfredson proposes that when compromise is severe, individuals will sacrifice interest and prestige before
gender role
(p. 17/121) Professional associations provide these things
Unite members, advocate for profession, provide prof dev., access to valuable resources, publish journals w/research
(p. 24/33) Permission to contact other professionals to establish a collaborative relationship should happen after this occurs
Permission from client/informed consent
(p. 50/58) Cognitive and affective consequences associated with leaving one’s own country and entering a host country
acculturative stress
(p. 68/59) Helping a student with something they are struggling with - with examples, hints, & questions and then backing off is called
Scaffolding
(p. 105/60) Super’s lifespan, life-space career theory outlines ___ developmental stages and ___ substages
5 & 15 (book test answer says 5 & 16)
(p.9) In a school setting, when a student indicates a need, a multidisciplinary team meets to assess the student’s eligibility under this law
504
(p. x/41) John is going thru a difficult divorce. What should he do to counsel others if he is distressed.
He should stop providing counseling services if his or her emotions are likely to interfere with the ability to work with and help clients.
(p. 53/66) A stressor that affects international students with greater frequency than other group is
language
(p. 68-69/67) This memory only retains information for 1-2 seconds
Sensory
(p. 108/68) Gelatt proposed that a career decision can be terminal or investigatory. An investigatory career decision calls for
additional information
(p. 10/97) In some states, minors who have reached a specified age can agree to receive certain services w/o parental consent. These laws are called
Minor consent laws
(p. 28/65) In DV situations a Tr is required to report DV when
The Tr is neither legally nor ethically obligated to file a report with the police
(p. 90/74) The three phases of trauma counseling include
Remembrance and mourning
Establishing a safe environment
Reconnecting w/ordinary life
(p. 72x/75) a 6 yo does not know many words, when he wants something he points. His sentences are short and not always clear. He may have a__ disorder
Expressive language
(p. 110/76) In narrative career counseling, the narrator of the client’s story is referred to as the
agent