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What is the least support technique for
Extinction
dealing with resistance in a group?
What is a less appropriate rationale for a To critique the client's performance in a
counselor's use of testing? school, work, or training setting
The document is signed by the client be-
What is correct regarding a release of
fore confidential information can be given
information?
to another professional or agency
It is calculated after the test has been
scored and corrected? (It is useful for
What is not an accurate statement about
interpretation of individual test scores, it
how the standard error measurement is
can help determine the range of where
used?
a test score falls, and every test that is
given has its own SEM value)
An aggressive, hostile client has man-
aged to remove a towel rod an dis bran-
protect self and others
dishing it as a weapon. The counselor's
priority should be to ....
A client with a SUD states he has been
using "glass." Which class of drugs is the Methamphetamine
client referring to?
In Salvador Minuchin's structural family
therapy there are between fam-
boundaries; disenaggement; enmesh-
ily subsystems; if these are too rigid, they
ment
can lead to , and if they are too
diffuse, they can lead to .
What is true about professional liability This insurance is required by law in some
insurance for counselors? states; but not in others
While involved in a research study, a
counselor learns that several of their stu-
dents are using confidential information
in an unethical manner. They had no pri-
Yes, the counselor is ultimately responsi-
or knowledge of this, and all of her safe-
ble
guards for professional practice were ap-
propriate. Are they, as the principal re-
searcher, responsible for the students'
behavior?
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A boy watches his older brother help his
mother do the dishes and receive a hug
in return. The younger brother helps his
mother do the dishes the following day
and is disappointed that he did not re- Reproduction
ceive a hug in return. According to Al-
bert Bandura, social learning did not take
place mainly because which of the fol-
lowing conditions was not met?
One of the more common techniques
used by marriage and family therapists
is reframing. Which of the following is an
example of reframing?
a. A counselor listens intently to the fami-
ly's discussion of an event and points out
what happened at point A, point B, and
point C. c. A counselor suggests that a moth-
b. A counselor has the members of a er's constant questioning of the daugh-
family each take turns talking about how ter regarding a recent party the daugh-
they felt about a specific incident. ter attended could be interpreted by the
c. A counselor suggests that a moth- daughter as mistrust rather than love and
er's constant questioning of the daugh- concern.
ter regarding a recent party the daugh-
ter attended could be interpreted by the
daughter as mistrust rather than love and
concern.
d. A counselor outlines exactly how in-
dividuals in the family are to argue by
setting up fairfighting rules.
Rational-emotive behavior therapy fol-
lows a five-step system using ABCDE, disrupting the irrational belief
where the D stands for...
There is a distinction between group
content and group process. An example
of group process would be:
a. Sarah monopolizes the croup by con-
tinuously talking and does not allow oth-
er participants to contribute to the dis-
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cussion
b. Joe says, "I think today's topic should
be what to do on a first date."
d. Both A and C
c. Randy rolls his eyes every time Karen
says something
d. Both A and C
Which is NOT a weakness of Adlerian
counseling?
a. it is not firmly based in research
c. it is a rigid and inflexible approach - it
b. its concepts and terms can be overly
is really considered to be versatile.
vague
c. it is a rigid and inflexible approach
d. its approach is very narrow in nature
What idea is Francis Galton known for? Inherited intellectual abilities
If a client with OCD is undergoing ex-
posure and response prevention therapy
and the client has established a goal of
Create a fear ladder
being able to go into the store to shop for
groceries, what is the next step for the
client?
An adolescent client with muscular dy-
strophy has become wheelchair bound
but appear to be adjusting well and de-
Assisting the client develop strategies for
nies distress over the change in his mo-
managing wheelchair use
bility status although the counselor is
concerned the client is in denial. Where
should the counselor focus therapy?
Pat's therapist tells her that "self-talk"
and "crooked thinking" cause emotional
disturbances. He believes we all have
the potential to think rationally. He uses
techniques like role-playing and imagery Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (El-
to help Pat work through some of her is- lis)
sues. He also follows an A-B-C-D-E sys-
tem. Pat's therapist believes that we are
not influenced by the events we experi-
ence, but by our interpretation of them.
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What is the least support technique for
Extinction
dealing with resistance in a group?
What is a less appropriate rationale for a To critique the client's performance in a
counselor's use of testing? school, work, or training setting
The document is signed by the client be-
What is correct regarding a release of
fore confidential information can be given
information?
to another professional or agency
It is calculated after the test has been
scored and corrected? (It is useful for
What is not an accurate statement about
interpretation of individual test scores, it
how the standard error measurement is
can help determine the range of where
used?
a test score falls, and every test that is
given has its own SEM value)
An aggressive, hostile client has man-
aged to remove a towel rod an dis bran-
protect self and others
dishing it as a weapon. The counselor's
priority should be to ....
A client with a SUD states he has been
using "glass." Which class of drugs is the Methamphetamine
client referring to?
In Salvador Minuchin's structural family
therapy there are between fam-
boundaries; disenaggement; enmesh-
ily subsystems; if these are too rigid, they
ment
can lead to , and if they are too
diffuse, they can lead to .
What is true about professional liability This insurance is required by law in some
insurance for counselors? states; but not in others
While involved in a research study, a
counselor learns that several of their stu-
dents are using confidential information
in an unethical manner. They had no pri-
Yes, the counselor is ultimately responsi-
or knowledge of this, and all of her safe-
ble
guards for professional practice were ap-
propriate. Are they, as the principal re-
searcher, responsible for the students'
behavior?
, CPCE REAL EXAM PREPARATION TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
LATEST|WELL STRUCTURED|100 %VERIFIED|
A boy watches his older brother help his
mother do the dishes and receive a hug
in return. The younger brother helps his
mother do the dishes the following day
and is disappointed that he did not re- Reproduction
ceive a hug in return. According to Al-
bert Bandura, social learning did not take
place mainly because which of the fol-
lowing conditions was not met?
One of the more common techniques
used by marriage and family therapists
is reframing. Which of the following is an
example of reframing?
a. A counselor listens intently to the fami-
ly's discussion of an event and points out
what happened at point A, point B, and
point C. c. A counselor suggests that a moth-
b. A counselor has the members of a er's constant questioning of the daugh-
family each take turns talking about how ter regarding a recent party the daugh-
they felt about a specific incident. ter attended could be interpreted by the
c. A counselor suggests that a moth- daughter as mistrust rather than love and
er's constant questioning of the daugh- concern.
ter regarding a recent party the daugh-
ter attended could be interpreted by the
daughter as mistrust rather than love and
concern.
d. A counselor outlines exactly how in-
dividuals in the family are to argue by
setting up fairfighting rules.
Rational-emotive behavior therapy fol-
lows a five-step system using ABCDE, disrupting the irrational belief
where the D stands for...
There is a distinction between group
content and group process. An example
of group process would be:
a. Sarah monopolizes the croup by con-
tinuously talking and does not allow oth-
er participants to contribute to the dis-
, CPCE REAL EXAM PREPARATION TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
LATEST|WELL STRUCTURED|100 %VERIFIED|
cussion
b. Joe says, "I think today's topic should
be what to do on a first date."
d. Both A and C
c. Randy rolls his eyes every time Karen
says something
d. Both A and C
Which is NOT a weakness of Adlerian
counseling?
a. it is not firmly based in research
c. it is a rigid and inflexible approach - it
b. its concepts and terms can be overly
is really considered to be versatile.
vague
c. it is a rigid and inflexible approach
d. its approach is very narrow in nature
What idea is Francis Galton known for? Inherited intellectual abilities
If a client with OCD is undergoing ex-
posure and response prevention therapy
and the client has established a goal of
Create a fear ladder
being able to go into the store to shop for
groceries, what is the next step for the
client?
An adolescent client with muscular dy-
strophy has become wheelchair bound
but appear to be adjusting well and de-
Assisting the client develop strategies for
nies distress over the change in his mo-
managing wheelchair use
bility status although the counselor is
concerned the client is in denial. Where
should the counselor focus therapy?
Pat's therapist tells her that "self-talk"
and "crooked thinking" cause emotional
disturbances. He believes we all have
the potential to think rationally. He uses
techniques like role-playing and imagery Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (El-
to help Pat work through some of her is- lis)
sues. He also follows an A-B-C-D-E sys-
tem. Pat's therapist believes that we are
not influenced by the events we experi-
ence, but by our interpretation of them.
