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Textbook Name Corey,
Groups: Process and Practice, 9th edition
Chapter Number and Name: Chapter 3: Ethical and Legal
Issues in Group Counseling
Multiple Choice Test Bank
1. Which
of the following represents the paramount level of obligation for a counselor
to report instances of suspected child abuse to authorities:
2. Moral
3. Ethical
4. Legal
5. Professional
ANS: C PG: 60
2. Brabender
(2006) describes the epitome of group therapist excellence as being the
attainment of ____________.
3. Professional
excellence
4. Respect
of one’s peers and clients
5. Moral
excellence
6. Virtuosity
ANS: C PG: 61
3. Which
of the following options are not recommended ways for George, a new therapist,
to maintain a proper level of professional ethics throughout his career?
4. Attending
conferences/continual supervision
5. Attending
workshops/attending conventions
6. Keeping
abreast of recent trends/attending workshops
7. Consulting
with colleagues/consulting and reviewing his college texts periodically
ANS: D PG: 61
4. ___________
advocates that informed consent subjects such as therapeutic goals, theoretical
orientation and length of treatment should be addressed after initial therapy
has taken place.
5. Pomerantz
6. Fallon
7. Bertram
8. Moreno
ANS: A PG: 62
5. Which
of the following is not recommended in the ASGW “Best Practice Guidelines”
pertaining to informed consent?
6. Confidentiality
7. Description
of the leader’s qualifications
8. Exceptions
to confidentiality
9. Risks
associated with therapy
ANS: D PG: 63
6. Which
of the following scenarios would be least likely to include a limitation in
client confidentiality?
7. Court-ordered
counseling of any type
8. Psycho-educational
drug-prevention counseling
9. Incompetency
to stand trial
10. Sex-offender
counseling
ANS: B PG: 64
7. Mason
has been ordered to attend mandatory counseling for anger management. He is
defensive, rebellious and uncooperative. Which of the following statements is
accurate?
8. Studies
show that mandated counselees are typically less motivated
9. Counselee
distrust should be treated with respect
10. Studies
show that mandated counselees are typically as motivated as voluntary clients
as treatment progresses
11. Counselee
distrust should immediately be challenged
ANS: B PG: 65
8. Which
of the following can greatly reduce the risk of a counselee withdrawing from a
group prematurely?
9. A
well thought-out counselor/counselee match
10. Proper
theoretical orientation on the part of the leader
11. Steadfastness
on the part of the group leader
12. Proper
screening
ANS: D PG: 65
9. Donna,
a rehabilitation counseling participant, suffered a traumatic brain injury
(TBI) four months ago. Feeling “much better,” she is intent on going on a river
rafting trip this weekend. The group leader is obligated to:
10. Stop
her from doing so at all costs; an additional head injury would be devastating
11. Inform
her family of the dangers since Donna will not listen to reason
12. Caution
Donna regarding dangers and consequences
13. Allow
Donna to make her own decisions; she is, after all, in the group voluntarily
ANS: C PG: 67
10. Experts
warn of the potentially “______________” effect of the power and prestige which
group leaders hold:
11. Exhausting
12. Discomfiting
13. Intoxicating
14. Frustrating
ANS: C PG: 67
11. The
ganging-up on a group member, according to Moreno (2007), is legitimate cause
for:
12. Verbal
warning of the perpetrators in front of the group
13. Exploration
14. Verbal
warning of the perpetrators individually
15. The
setting of more rigid guidelines pertaining to group conduct
ANS: B PG: 68
12. Wheeler
and Bertram (2012) see which of the following presenting a danger to group
counseling confidentiality:
13. Facebook
14. Emails
15. Phone
calls
16. Skype
ANS: A PG: 69
13. Your
new counselee is a recent immigrant from a new country. You are not familiar
with many aspects of her culture. Which of the following is not a legitimate
concern pertaining to confidentiality?
14. Some
cultures stress sharing of all personal matters; the client may share
confidential details of counseling
15. Due
to language barriers, the client may not understand the confidentiality
information in its entirety
16. Some
cultures view therapy as shameful. Do not leave any information regarding
therapy or you as a therapist on phone messages
17. Some
cultures do not take confidentiality as seriously as others
ANS: D PG: 72
14. Which
of the following is recommended in order to dissuade group members from
divulging confidential information?
15. A
verbal contract
16. A
verbal promise
17. A
written contract
18. A
stern warning
ANS: C PG: 74
15. ACA
guidelines state that “counselors …[must] avoid imposing values that are
______________ _____ counseling goals.”
16. Damaging
to
17. Inconsistent
with
18. Misleading
of
19. Antagonistic
to
ANS: B PG: 75
16. A
majority of those in the counseling profession subscribe to a “white
word-view.” This statement is:
17. Reality
according to Debiak
18. Biased
and prejudicial according to Moreno
19. “Cause
for alarm” according to the American Psychological Association
20. “Shameful”
according to a focus group of culturally diverse clients
ANS: A PG: 76
17. A
counselor meets with a client who is wearing the traditional garb associated
with a particular religious group. The counselor holds a negative view of this
group’s beliefs in certain matters. The counselor must, as a first step:
18. Make
the counselee aware of the biases that exist
19. Dismiss
himself or herself as a potential counselor for the client
20. Become
aware of and explore the potential reasons for the bias
21. Set
his or her biases aside
ANS: C PG: 78
18. Due
to oppression and discrimination that many diverse members of counseling groups
have faced, it is recommended that the group be a place where the subject of ___________________
can be openly explored.
19. Civil
rights
20. Hatred
21. Revenge
22. Imbalance
of power
ANS: D PG: 79
19. Chung
and Bemak (2012) present their view that “one cornerstone of doing
multicultural social justice work” is:
20. Morality
21. Forgiveness
22. Courage
23. Role-play
ANS: C PG: 79
20. A
comprehensive and widely cited listing of characteristics, behaviors and
attributes of effective group counselors pertaining to sexually diverse clients
has been published by:
21. The
Gay and Lesbian Counseling Alliance of North America (GLCANA)
22. The
Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues in Counseling
(ALGBTIC)
23. Gay
and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD)
24. The
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Action Group for Equality and Fairness
in Therapy (GLBTAGEFT)
ANS: B PG: 82
Textbook Name Corey,
Groups: Process and Practice, 9th edition
Chapter Number and Name: 04: Theories and Techniques of
Group Counseling
Multiple Choice Test Bank
21. In
its essence, a theory is:
22. A
rigid set of structures that determines the direction of therapy
23. A
step-by-step guide concerning roles, guidelines and tasks to be completed
24. A
general framework that provides structure and direction
25. A
nonflexible set of techniques that ensures a desired outcome
ANS: C PG: 98
22. The
quality of the __________________ is crucial in ensuring successful therapeutic
outcomes.
23. Theory
24. Theorist
25. Treatment
plan
26. Therapeutic
relationship
ANS: D PG: 100
23. Tamara
is beginning the process of integrating theories into an approach that she
hopes to find effective and useful. It is recommended that she consider each of
the following except:
24. Her
worldview
25. Her
interpersonal strengths
26. Her
weaknesses and limitations
27. Her
life experiences
ANS: C PG: 100
24. The interaction
between what individuals think and how those thoughts influence and affect
feelings and behavior can best be described as one of:
25. Reciprocity
26. Correlation
27. Synergism
28. Harmony
ANS: A PG: 101
25. Focusing
on the feelings and emotions of group members is to pay particular attention to
the:
26. Effective
domain
27. Cognitive
domain
28. Affective
domain
29. Expressive
domain
ANS: C PG: 102
26. The
therapeutic domain considered most important for bringing about change is:
27. Cognitive
28. Affective
29. Reciprocal
30. Behavioral
ANS: D PG: 102
27. According
to Hubble, Duncan, Miller and Wampold (2012), a positive ______________ is one
of the strongest predictors of a positive therapeutic outcome.
28. Atmosphere
29. Alliance
30. Therapist
31. Theoretical
approach
ANS: B PG: 103
28. The
stated goal of psychotherapy is the _______________ of the personality through
a process of insight.
29. Understanding
30. Reconstruction
31. Influencing
32. Transformation
ANS: B PG: 108
29. Psychoanalytic
theory stresses the examination of the subject’s first _________ years of life:
30. Six
31. Three
32. Five5
33. Eight
ANS: A PG: 108
30. Wolfgang
has just consulted with his supervisor. He is concerned that his own
objectivity is being compromised because of his own personal feelings and
emotions toward his client and their relationship. He sees the client much as
he saw his own abusive father. Wolfgang is experiencing:
31. Obstruction
32. Transference
33. Counter-transference
34. Projection
ANS: C PG: 110
31. Adlerian
theory sees the main factor that influences people as ____________.
32. Emotional
33. Personal
34. Communicative
35. Societal
ANS: D PG: 11
32. Which
of the following is not a hallmark of the Adlerian therapeutic approach as it
pertains to the therapist-client relationship?
33. Collaboration
34. Mutual
trust
35. Interdependence
36. Cooperation
ANS: C PG: 111
33. Therapy
modes represented under the umbrella of Relationship-Oriented Approaches
include all of the following except:
34. Rational-emotive
35. Gestalt
36. Psychodrama
37. Existential
ANS: A PG: 114
34. Emotions
associated with death, dying, mortality and loneliness are concepts strongly
interwoven into which therapeutic approach?
35. Gestalt
36. Existential
37. Humanistic
38. Social-learning
theory
ANS: B PG: 115
35. Tyrone
is interested in exploring additional types of therapeutic approaches in order
to expand his repertoire. He expresses interest in a more client-centered
approach. His supervisor suggests looking into writings of ____________.
36. Albert
Bandura
37. Albert
Ellis
38. Carl
Rogers
39. Abraham
Maslow
ANS: C PG: 117
36. The
re-creation of situations that individuals experienced — situations that were
difficult or not properly dealt with — in order to experience them in the
here-and-now, is a hallmark of:
37. Psychodrama
38. Drama
Therapy
39. Dramatization
40. Reality
Therapy
ANS: A PG: 120
37. The
fundamental goals of Behavioral Therapy are to increase ____________ and create
new conditions that are conducive to the fostering of _____________.
38. Coping
mechanisms/thriving
39. Skills/coping
40. Choices/learning
41. Expression/change
ANS: C PG: 124
38. Which
of the following activities do not represent a treatment approach of Behavior
Therapy?
39. Expressive
arts
40. Systematic
desensitization
41. Flooding
42. Role-play
ANS: A PG: 126
39. The
elimination of negative self-talk, faulty and negative emotional responses and
self-defeating thoughts and behaviors is fundamental to:
40. Transactional
Analysis
41. Dialectical
Behavioral Therapy
42. Gestalt
Therapy
43. Rational-Emotive
Therapy
ANS: D PG: 128
40. The
“W” and “P” of the WDEP model of Reality Therapy refer to:
41. Wavelength/Predictor
42. Why/Produce
43. Wants/Planning
44. Wonder/Project
ANS: C PG: 131
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