Ethics
Licensing guidelines for counselors are set by:
What is State governments
The scapegoat in a group is:
The member blamed for problems
The discharge of repressed emotions in psychoanalysis is called:
Abreaction or catharsis
In a normal curve, mean, median, and mode:
All fall at the center of the distribution
The father of guidance, who wrote *Choosing a Vocation*, is:
Frank Parsons
The ultimate goal of licensing for counselors across states is:
What is Portability
Ideal adult group size is:
8–12 members
Adler believed behavior is motivated by unconscious attempts to compensate for:
Inferiority
Standardized tests are characterized by these two things:
Uniform administration and scoring procedures
Donald Super is best known for:
The Life Rainbow and self-concept theory
Duty to warn requires a counselor to breach confidentiality when:
A client threatens self-harm or harm to others
Power struggles and resistance occur in what stage of group development?
Storming stage
Carl Jung believed in a collective unconscious composed of:
Archetypes
In T scores, the mean is _____ and the standard deviation is _____.
50; 10
Holland’s six personality types are remembered by the acronym:
RIASEC
The duty to warn principle originated from which case?
Tarasoff case
Which type of group provides information to help members ward off future difficulties?
Psychoeducational group
In operant conditioning, a positive reinforcer:
Follows a behavior and raises the probability of repetition
Interrater reliability refers to:
Consistency between two or more raters
The trait-and-factor theory assumes:
there is a rational match between an individual's traits and a job's factors
Scope of practice means:
Practicing only in areas where you are adequately trained
Yalom emphasized the importance of:
Working in the here-and-now
In Transactional Analysis, the ego states are:
Parent, Adult, Child
A leptokurtic curve is best described as:
Tall and skinny with few extreme scores
The “Hidden Job Market” refers to:
Networking to find unadvertised jobs