People
Pioneer of early career counseling theory leading to the Minnesota model that matched traits of individuals with occupations
E. G. Williamson
Data collected within which specialty of counseling can be considered highly objective?
School Counseling
Which of the following approaches, called a problem-solving therapy, utilizes reframing, relabeling, and paradoxical intervention to challenge the power and unspoken rules that govern family members behaviors?
Strategic Family Therapy
Within rehabilitation counseling, the ultimate measure of success for the individual with the disability is which of the following?
quality of life
Which of the following was not a listed factor that contributed to the evolution of the counseling field in the 1800s and 1900s?
Iraq War, Thorazine, Sputnik Launch, Train Accidents
Iraq War
An Early pioneer in school guidance and counseling incorporating vocational guidance into the high school curriculum in 1907
Jesse Davis
Compares two groups that are not randomly assigned
Quasi-experimental
socially expected behavior within a particular family system
Family role
Which of the following was the first counseling specialty to enact independent regulation of practitioner certification and graduate educational program accreditation?
Rehabilitation counseling
Procedures and processes a counselor is permitted to undertake within the terms of a license and/or setting
Accreditation, Jurisprudence examination, or scope of practice
Scope of Practice
Developed a theory of nondirective counseling in the mid-twentieth century that has been very influential in counselor-client interactions
Carl Rogers
Uses quantitative processes to evaluate empirically supported articles and serves to synthesize existing research
Meta-analysis
a visual set of functional demands that organize family relations
Genogram
Which characteristic of well-functioning families is listed in Nassar & Niles as potentially the most important and influential?
Communication
Reframing resistance as __________ and focusing on empathy instead of blame can be an important approach to supporting clients in moving forward through difficult changes.
reluctance
The father of vocational guidance who funded the Vocational Bureau in 1908
Frank Parsons
Sets out to explain relationships between or among variables
Correlational Design
an intervention that involves placing families in positions signifying their family positions
Family sculping
Difficulty maintaining an authentic sense of self and low level of healthy assertiveness are two examples of what type of consequence of living with an individual with an addiction? (behavioral, relational, vocational, psychological)
relational
The four distinct characteristics of the counseling profession, discussed in Nassar & Niles, Chapters 1, 2, and 3 are:
Empowerment, prevention, a developmental perspective, and wellness
Ecological Systems Theorist
Bronfenbrenner
Focuses on explaining phenomena in depth that is transferable
Qualitative Research
an intervention that involves helping clients be both in contact with and emotionally separate from their family
Detriangulation
This family therapeutic approach, which deviates from traditional systems thinking, conceptualizes a family as a microsystem embedded in a cultural macrosystem.
Narrative
In what year was the term "Multicultural Counseling Competencies" changed to "Multicultural and Social Justice Counseling Competencies"?
2015