CPCE TEST A QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
ALREADY PASSED GRADED A+
In the early 1920s, the counseling profession consisted primarily of
a. mental health counseling.
b. vocational guidance counseling:
c. school counseling.
d. All of the above. ANS >>>b. vocational guidance counseling
Culture is understood to be
a. the same as race.
b. the background of patterns, languages, psychological factors, and
biological factors of a person.
c. an irrelevant factor in diagnosis.
d. factorsthat pertain to the here and now; historical contexts are not as
salient. ANS >>>b. the
,background of patterns, languages, psychological factors, and biological
factors of a person.
Erikson's psychosocial developmental theory is an example of
a. a continuous, active theory.
b. a continuous, reactive theory.
c. a discontinuous, active theory.
d. adiscontinuous, reactive theory. ANS >>>c. a discontinuous, active
theory.
is considered the father of career guidance and the
counseling profession.
a. George Merrill
b. Edmund Williamson
c. Frank Parsons
d. John Crites ANS >>>c. Frank Parsons
,Which of the following models of resistance is behavioral?
a. Noncompliance
b. Negative social influence
c. Power struggle
d. Anxiety control ANS >>>a. Noncompliance
Wilhelm Wundt is known for
a. developing
the form board, which is considered a predecessor to
performance IQ testing.
b. being the first to apply statistical concepts to psychological assessment.
c. founding
one of the first psychological laboratories to conduct
experimental research.
work on the forgetting curve. ANS >>>c. founding one of the first
d. his
psychological laboratories to
conduct experimental research.
A construct, such as a treatment group, that can be manipulated in a
, study is most often referred to as a(n) variable.
a. outcome
b. categorical
c. criterion
d. independent ANS >>>d. independent
Institutional barriers to group work may include all the following EXCEPT:
a. resistant group members.
b. the need to obtain parental consent.
c. beliefby staff members that group work in not as effective as other
activities.
d. the Jack of appropriate facilities. ANS >>>a. resistant group members.
ALREADY PASSED GRADED A+
In the early 1920s, the counseling profession consisted primarily of
a. mental health counseling.
b. vocational guidance counseling:
c. school counseling.
d. All of the above. ANS >>>b. vocational guidance counseling
Culture is understood to be
a. the same as race.
b. the background of patterns, languages, psychological factors, and
biological factors of a person.
c. an irrelevant factor in diagnosis.
d. factorsthat pertain to the here and now; historical contexts are not as
salient. ANS >>>b. the
,background of patterns, languages, psychological factors, and biological
factors of a person.
Erikson's psychosocial developmental theory is an example of
a. a continuous, active theory.
b. a continuous, reactive theory.
c. a discontinuous, active theory.
d. adiscontinuous, reactive theory. ANS >>>c. a discontinuous, active
theory.
is considered the father of career guidance and the
counseling profession.
a. George Merrill
b. Edmund Williamson
c. Frank Parsons
d. John Crites ANS >>>c. Frank Parsons
,Which of the following models of resistance is behavioral?
a. Noncompliance
b. Negative social influence
c. Power struggle
d. Anxiety control ANS >>>a. Noncompliance
Wilhelm Wundt is known for
a. developing
the form board, which is considered a predecessor to
performance IQ testing.
b. being the first to apply statistical concepts to psychological assessment.
c. founding
one of the first psychological laboratories to conduct
experimental research.
work on the forgetting curve. ANS >>>c. founding one of the first
d. his
psychological laboratories to
conduct experimental research.
A construct, such as a treatment group, that can be manipulated in a
, study is most often referred to as a(n) variable.
a. outcome
b. categorical
c. criterion
d. independent ANS >>>d. independent
Institutional barriers to group work may include all the following EXCEPT:
a. resistant group members.
b. the need to obtain parental consent.
c. beliefby staff members that group work in not as effective as other
activities.
d. the Jack of appropriate facilities. ANS >>>a. resistant group members.
