Crisis Intervention& Trauma Counseling
Groups in Counseling
Consultation and Supervision
Evaluation and Research
Testing, Assessment, Diagnosis
100

This is a perception or experiencing of an event or situation as an intolerable difficulty that exceeds the person’s current resources and coping mechanisms

What is a crisis.

100

This is two or more people interacting together to achieve a goal for their mutual benefit

What is a group.

100

This is “a voluntary relationship between a professional helper and help-needing individual, group, or social-unit in which the consultant is providing help to the client in solving a work-related problem or potential problem with a client or client system” (Kurpius, 1978

What is consultation.

100

This is the “process of applying judgments to or making decisions based on results of measurement” (Gold, 2009, p. 39).

What is evaluation.

100

This is “an objective and standardized measure of behavior” (Anastasi, 1982)

-Test scores - statistics with meaning in relation to a 

person

What is a psychological test.

200

This is an exposure to an event in which a person is confronted with actual or threatened death or serious injury, or a threat to self or others’ physical well-being (American Psychiatric Association, 2013).

What is trauma.
200

This is a training; emphasis is on how the group operates and on how the individual functions within the group

What is a T-Group.

200

1. Phasing in 

- promote a sense of trust

2.Problem identification 

- determining the problem

3.Implementation 

- define strategies and set up a time frame

4.Follow-up and evaluation 

- concentrate on results of consultation process

5.Termination

 - closure to consultation activities

What is Dustin and Ehly’s (1984) five-stage process for Consultation.

200

This is the systematic collection, organization, and interpretation of observations in order to answer  as clearly as possible (Barkley, 1982)

What is research.

200

This is comparing the test scores of a person to a norm-referenced group

What is psychometrics.

300

This is being affected by hearing about trauma, direct exposure to the aftereffects of trauma, indirect exposure at a safe distance from the trauma

What is vicarious trauma.

300

Instillation of hope

Universality

Imparting of information

Altruism

Corrective recapitulation of the primary family group

Development of socializing techniques

Imitative behavior/modeling

Interpersonal learning

Group cohesiveness

Catharsis

Existential factors

What is therapeutic factors of the Group Process.

300

This aims to solve student problems and educate parents on how to help their children with particular situations

What is parent-counselor consulting model of consultation.

300

This is defined as: “include clearly identifying the target of the survey, specify a method of contact, and resolve measurement-related issues” (Cook, 1989, p. 463)

What is needs assessment.
300

*Help clients gain self-understanding

•Help counselors gauge if clients’ needs are within their range of expertise

•Help counselors better understand clients

•Help counselors determine counseling methods to use

•Help counselors predict clients’ performance

•Help clients stimulate new interests

•Help counselors evaluate the outcome of their efforts 

(Shertzer & Stone, 1980)

What is the potential of using tests with clients.

400

These are the steps:

Assessment of the client experiencing trauma

Define the problem 

Ensure client safety

Provide support

Examine alternatives

Make plans

Obtain commitmen

What are techniques used in crisis intervention.
400

These help members apply the principles and processes of group dynamics to improve practices and accomplish identified work goals

What is Task Groups.
400

This is an interactive and evaluative process in which someone with more proficiency oversees the work of someone with less knowledge and skill to enhance the professional functioning of the junior member (Bernard & Goodyear, 2014)

What is clinical supervision.

400

1.Statement of the problem

2.Identification of information needed to solve the problem

3.Selection or development of measures for gathering data

4.Identification of the target population and sampling procedures

5.Design of the procedure for data collection

6.Collection of data

7.Analysis of data

8.Preparation of a report 

(Ary, Jacobs, Sorensen, & Razavieh, 2013)

What is the steps in the research process.

400

This is a test or checklist that assesses a person’s preferences for activities and topics

What is an interest inventory.

500

It's the type of crisis that is caused by a natural event such as a hurricane.

What is an exosystemic crisis.
500

These are Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Termination

What are stages of a group.

500

Solicit feedback.

Review their performance.

Identify actions and strategies for reaching goals.

Take responsibility

What is highly effective clinicians.

500

This is deductive and objective, usually involving numbers and subordinating subjective understanding to clarity, precision, and reproducibility of objective phenomena

What is quantative research.

500

This is a measure of an individual’s degree of accomplishment or learning in a subject or task

What is an achievement test.

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