REVIEW TEST SUBMISSION week 3

Topics: Licensed Professional Counselor, School counselor, Answer Pages: 11 (1436 words) Published: May 11, 2015
REVIEW TEST SUBMISSION: [U03Q1] UNIT 3 QUIZ 1
 
Question 1
4 out of 4 points

In 1935, __________ was established as a self-help approach to alcohol addiction.

Selected Answer:
c. 
Alcoholics Anonymous.
Answers:
a. 
The Alcohol Counseling Center.

b. 
The Theater of Spontaneity.

c. 
Alcoholics Anonymous.

d. 
None of the above.

Response Feedback:
Correct.

Question 2
4 out of 4 points

____ is also called the 'fourth force' in counseling.

Selected Answer:
a. 
Multiculturalism.
Answers:
a. 
Multiculturalism.

b. 
Humanism.

c. 
Cognitive-behaviorism.

d. 
Psychoanalysis.

Response Feedback:
Correct.

Question 3
4 out of 4 points

During _____, there became such a high demand for school counselors that colleges and universities could not keep up the pace.

Selected Answer:
c. 
1960-1980.
Answers:
a. 
1900-1920.

b. 
1940-1960.

c. 
1960-1980.

d. 
1980-present.

Response Feedback:
Correct.

Question 4
4 out of 4 points

Statutory laws are:

Selected Answer:
b. 
Created by legislation passed by the U. S. Congress and state legislatures. Answers:
a. 
Regulations that are binding on the school districts within the state.

b. 
Created by legislation passed by the U. S. Congress and state legislatures.

c. 
Mandates created from decisions of the circuit courts of appeals.

d. 
Derived from an attorney general's opinions.

Response Feedback:
Correct.

Question 5
0 out of 4 points

A professional counselor will most likely be found guilty of malpractice if the counselor:

Selected Answer:
d. 
Does not consult the ACA Code of Ethics before acting.
Answers:
a. 
Fails to report a case of HIV/AIDS.

b. 
Fails to debrief clients following counseling or research.

c. 
Was not trained in the technique used.

d. 
Does not consult the ACA Code of Ethics before acting.

Response Feedback:
Incorrect. The correct response is C: Was not trained in the technique used.

Question 6
0 out of 4 points

Remley and Herlihy (2001) suggest that when a parent requests information discussed with a minor child in counseling sessions, the professional counselor first should:

Selected Answer:
a. 
Remember that the legal right belongs to the parent.
Answers:
a. 
Remember that the legal right belongs to the parent.

b. 
Discuss the request with the student.

c. 
Give the parent a vague description of the counseling sessions.

d. 
Recommend that the parent not break confidentiality between the professional counselor and the student.

Response Feedback:
Incorrect. The correct response is B: Discuss the request with the student.

Question 7
0 out of 4 points

The most important limit to confidentiality is:

Selected Answer:
d. 
Court-ordered disclosures.
Answers:
a. 
Negligence.

b. 
Duty to warn.

c. 
Minor consent.

d. 
Court-ordered disclosures.

Response Feedback:
Incorrect. The correct response is B: Duty to warn.

Question 8
0 out of 4 points

__________ means treating each client fairly, but not necessarily treating each client the same.

Selected Answer:
d. 
Ethical practice.
Answers:
a. 
Beneficence.

b. 
Justice.

c. 
Nonmaleficence.

d. 
Ethical practice.

Response Feedback:
Incorrect. The correct response is B: Justice.

Question 9
0 out of 4 points

Under FERPA, only __________ can access student records.

Selected Answer:
b. 
Parents.
Answers:
a. 
Teachers.

b. 
Parents.

c. 
Administrators.

d. 
Those with a legitimate educational interest.

Response Feedback:
Incorrect. The correct response is D: Those with a legitimate educational interest.

Question 10
4 out of 4 points

To whom does confidentiality belong?

Selected Answer:
b. 
The client.
Answers:
a. 
The...
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