General Knowledge
Brain Break Question: This popular Netflix series could be alternately titled "Weirder Stuff"...
What is Stranger Things?
There are three types of aging, and this specific type of aging refers to how old an individual feels or perceives themselves to be...
What is psychological aging?
Brain Break Question: This Denver sports team has recently made it to the playoffs for the first time in six years...
Who are the Nuggets?
A counselor listens to their client describe their current experience and responds with "Sounds like you might be feeling exhausted." is an example of this technique...
What is a reflection of feelings?
This theory is most associated with conditioning and learning...
What is Behaviorism?
When working with an 8-year-old child, it is necessary to first obtain these...
What is assent from the child, and informed consent from the parent/legal guardian?
Children learn Object Permanence in this stage of Piaget's theory...
What is the sensorimotor stage?
This refers to the significance that an individual places on the role of career in relationship to other life roles... (Hint: ________ Salience)
What is Career Salience?
A counselor responds to their client stating, "What I hear you saying is that all this studying for comps is stressful and confusing, and you'd like to take a vacation. Is that right?" is an example of this technique...
What is a restatement?
The theory most concerned with irrational thoughts is...
What is rational emotive behavioral theory (REBT)?
A counselor must provide a court with all of the requested records (e.g. progress notes, assessment reports) when receiving either or both of these...
What is a subpoena or court order?
Teenagers who might engage in high-risk behaviors, such as reckless driving or driving intoxicated because they do not believe that consequences apply to them, are said to be experiencing this common developmental phenomenon...
What is the personal fable phenomenon?
Holland's six personality and work environment types can be summarized in this acronym...
What is RIASEC?
SMART goals are largely considered to be the best kind of goals to collaboratively set with your client. SMART is an acronym that stands for this...
What is Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely?
This theory assists clients in addressing universal questions of life (e.g., choice, freedom, death, isolation) and helps them to make meaning from life...
What is Existential/Humanistic theory?
Seeing one's race frequently depicted positively in the media, typically obtaining access to work and housing with little-to-no discrimination based on race, receiving less-severe legal consequences for breaking the law, and having overwhelming representation in political decision making (e.g., congress, senate, etc) is known as this...
What is white privilege?
Erikson would consider a "normal" 4-year-old child to be in this stage of personality development...
What is the initiative vs. guilt stage?
Based on Albert Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory, this vocational development theory states that self-efficacy and outcome expectations play major roles in shaping one's career decision making...
What is Social Cognitive Career Theory?
Sharing personal information with a client can be a controversial issue among counselors. Nevertheless, this technique is known as...
What is self-disclosure?
This theorist focused on the importance of birth order, offered a definition of Lifestyle, and introduced "acting as if" as a therapeutic technique...
Who is Alfred Adler?
Motivational interviewing has been primarily utilized in this type of counseling specialty...
What is addiction counseling?
Children who are clingy and react strongly to separation from a caregiver are considered by Mary Ainsworth to display this type of attachment style...
What is ambivalent attachment?
Situated between Circumscription and self-creation of Gottfredson's lifespan theory that outlines the career development process, is this second stage...
What is the Compromise stage?
A counselor says to their client, "You say you want to get high marks on your comps exam, and yet you admit to not studying for the test, and every time a comps review session is offered you make excuses as to why you can't go. Help me understand what is going on here." is an example of this advanced technique...
What is confrontation (or challenging)?
Regarding the id, ego, and superego, the one operating on the reality principle is this...
What is the ego?