Psychology 388 Intro to Counselling Quiz#1, Quiz 2 Psych
388, Quiz 3 Psych 388, Quiz 4 Psych 388 UPDATED
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
The Counselling Psychology Section was formed within b. it formally differentiated counselling from other psychological
the Canadian Psychological Association in 1986. This specializations.
was important because
Select one:
a. it allowed counselling to be provided by medical
doctors as a paid service.
b. it formally differentiated counselling from other
psychological specializations.
c. graduate programs in counselling education were
then formed in Canada.
d. Canadian psychologists could then join the American
Psychological Association.
A legal wrong, or tort, can be all of the above
Select one:
a. against a person or property.
b. unintentional.
c. direct.
d. all of the above.
, Psychologists may earn all but one of the following medical degree (MD)
advanced degrees in psychology in order to be eligible
for licensure.
Select one:
a. a doctor of philosophy (PhD)
b. a doctor of education (EdD)
c. a doctor of psychology (PsyD)
d. a medical degree (MD)
An important difference between psychiatrists and their ability to provide and monitor psychotropic medication.
other allied mental health professionals is
Select one:
a. their ability to provide intensive psychotherapy.
b. their ability to provide assessment and testing.
c. their ability to provide and monitor psychotropic
medication.
d. their training in social ecology.
The ______ counsellor is one who disregards cultural culturally encapsulated
differences.
Select one:
a. socially encapsulated
b. politically encapsulated
c. culturally encapsulated
d. functionally encapsulated
Dimirsky and Brandes (2010) maintain that all of the above
Select one:
a. many counsellors only see culture applying to
people different than themselves.
b. cultural blindness is a problem that will affect the
effectiveness of counselling.
c. a client's socioeconomic status (SES) may be either a
short-term situational factor or a longer-term, more
pervasive cultural issue.
d. all of the above
Pedersen (1982) believes it is essential for counsellors knowledge/awareness/skills.
to be sensitive to cultures in regard to
Select one:
a. knowledge/awareness/skills.
b. function/ability/skills.
c. subtleness/substance/skills.
d. standards/awareness/skills.
Civil liability means _______; whereas, criminal liability acting wrongly toward another or failing to act; working with a client in a way
means _______. that the law does not allow
Select one:
a. working with a client in a way that the law does not
allow; being an accessory to a crime
b. acting wrongly toward another; failing to stop a
crime
c. acting wrongly toward another or failing to act;
working with a client in a way that the law does not
allow
d. being uncivil; engaging in unlawful practices
388, Quiz 3 Psych 388, Quiz 4 Psych 388 UPDATED
ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
The Counselling Psychology Section was formed within b. it formally differentiated counselling from other psychological
the Canadian Psychological Association in 1986. This specializations.
was important because
Select one:
a. it allowed counselling to be provided by medical
doctors as a paid service.
b. it formally differentiated counselling from other
psychological specializations.
c. graduate programs in counselling education were
then formed in Canada.
d. Canadian psychologists could then join the American
Psychological Association.
A legal wrong, or tort, can be all of the above
Select one:
a. against a person or property.
b. unintentional.
c. direct.
d. all of the above.
, Psychologists may earn all but one of the following medical degree (MD)
advanced degrees in psychology in order to be eligible
for licensure.
Select one:
a. a doctor of philosophy (PhD)
b. a doctor of education (EdD)
c. a doctor of psychology (PsyD)
d. a medical degree (MD)
An important difference between psychiatrists and their ability to provide and monitor psychotropic medication.
other allied mental health professionals is
Select one:
a. their ability to provide intensive psychotherapy.
b. their ability to provide assessment and testing.
c. their ability to provide and monitor psychotropic
medication.
d. their training in social ecology.
The ______ counsellor is one who disregards cultural culturally encapsulated
differences.
Select one:
a. socially encapsulated
b. politically encapsulated
c. culturally encapsulated
d. functionally encapsulated
Dimirsky and Brandes (2010) maintain that all of the above
Select one:
a. many counsellors only see culture applying to
people different than themselves.
b. cultural blindness is a problem that will affect the
effectiveness of counselling.
c. a client's socioeconomic status (SES) may be either a
short-term situational factor or a longer-term, more
pervasive cultural issue.
d. all of the above
Pedersen (1982) believes it is essential for counsellors knowledge/awareness/skills.
to be sensitive to cultures in regard to
Select one:
a. knowledge/awareness/skills.
b. function/ability/skills.
c. subtleness/substance/skills.
d. standards/awareness/skills.
Civil liability means _______; whereas, criminal liability acting wrongly toward another or failing to act; working with a client in a way
means _______. that the law does not allow
Select one:
a. working with a client in a way that the law does not
allow; being an accessory to a crime
b. acting wrongly toward another; failing to stop a
crime
c. acting wrongly toward another or failing to act;
working with a client in a way that the law does not
allow
d. being uncivil; engaging in unlawful practices
