Question 1

Regarding culture, it is important for the practitioner to

Accepted Answer

A)  accept that how he/she sees the world is only one way of many equally valid ways of viewing the world. 
B)  debate the pros and cons of various cultural beliefs with clients to help them understand their false cultural beliefs. 
C)  convince the client that the practitioner's cultural assumptions are valid in order to broaden the client's worldview. 
D)  take on the cultural practices of the client to develop true empathy. 
A)  accept that how he/she sees the world is only one way of many equally valid ways of viewing the world. 
B)  debate the pros and cons of various cultural beliefs with clients to help them understand their false cultural beliefs. 
C)  convince the client that the practitioner's cultural assumptions are valid in order to broaden the client's worldview. 
D)  take on the cultural practices of the client to develop true empathy. A

Question 2

Practitioners are influenced by their own family's developmental stage because

Accepted Answer

A)  practitioners often come from dysfunctional families. 
B)  they would rather deal with personal problems than their client's problems. 
C)  stressors affect the practitioner's functioning. 
D)  developmental stages change over time. 
A)  practitioners often come from dysfunctional families. 
B)  they would rather deal with personal problems than their client's problems. 
C)  stressors affect the practitioner's functioning. 
D)  developmental stages change over time. C

Question 3

Which of the following case examples illustrates secondary traumatic stress?

Accepted Answer

A)  A practitioner starts to feel overwhelmed and starts experiencing trauma symptoms after working for a few weeks with a client who is dealing with the loss of her entire family in a recent severe earthquake. 
B)  A client is diagnosed with a life-threatening illness shortly after experiencing a traumatic rape. 
C)  A client only experiences a few days of trauma symptoms. 
D)  A client requests treatment primarily for alcohol use, with traumatic stress as a secondary issue to be explored. 
A)  A practitioner starts to feel overwhelmed and starts experiencing trauma symptoms after working for a few weeks with a client who is dealing with the loss of her entire family in a recent severe earthquake. 
B)  A client is diagnosed with a life-threatening illness shortly after experiencing a traumatic rape. 
C)  A client only experiences a few days of trauma symptoms. 
D)  A client requests treatment primarily for alcohol use, with traumatic stress as a secondary issue to be explored. A

Question 4

The way you see the world has been influenced by the family you grew up in, the culture you inhabit, and the way you have made sense of the events of your life.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Socioeconomic class influences all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  our view of ourselves. 
B)  the resources we have. 
C)  our sexual orientation. 
D)  our perceptions of others. 
A)  our view of ourselves. 
B)  the resources we have. 
C)  our sexual orientation. 
D)  our perceptions of others.

Question 6

Communication patterns include all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  the number of languages a client can speak. 
B)  timing of eye contact. 
C)  personal space. 
D)  directness with which one person comes to the point of the conversation. 
A)  the number of languages a client can speak. 
B)  timing of eye contact. 
C)  personal space. 
D)  directness with which one person comes to the point of the conversation.

Question 7

Which of the following is NOT one of the strengths and virtues recommended by Peterson and Seligman?

Accepted Answer

A)  Wisdom and knowledge 
B)  Courage 
C)  Intelligence 
D)  Transcendence 
A)  Wisdom and knowledge 
B)  Courage 
C)  Intelligence 
D)  Transcendence

Question 8

Our family teaches us all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  How to behave appropriately within our social groups. 
B)  Coping strategies. 
C)  How to determine if our personal experiences are universal truths. 
D)  How to adapt to stressors. 
A)  How to behave appropriately within our social groups. 
B)  Coping strategies. 
C)  How to determine if our personal experiences are universal truths. 
D)  How to adapt to stressors.

Question 9

How might your own personal beliefs influence your definition of healthy functioning or pathology?

Accepted Answer

My own personal beliefs can greatly infl

Question 10

With regard to culture, effective practitioners need to demonstrate

Accepted Answer

A)  cultural diversity. 
B)  culture-specific knowledge. 
C)  cultural boundaries. 
D)  culture-bound history. 
A)  cultural diversity. 
B)  culture-specific knowledge. 
C)  cultural boundaries. 
D)  culture-bound history.

Question 11

Our perceptions of truth depend on

Accepted Answer

A)  the beliefs we hold. 
B)  our intelligence and our ability to differentiate between truths and falsehoods. 
C)  whether truth exists in the world. 
D)  our parents, who are the only influence on our perceptions. 
A)  the beliefs we hold. 
B)  our intelligence and our ability to differentiate between truths and falsehoods. 
C)  whether truth exists in the world. 
D)  our parents, who are the only influence on our perceptions.

Question 12

Briefly describe the concept of self-care and how it plays out in your own life as a student/practitioner.

Accepted Answer

Self-care is the practice of taking deli

Question 13

The empty nest occurs when

Accepted Answer

A)  people move into a bigger house, and the house feels emptier. 
B)  one of the spouses passes away, and the other spouse feels lonely. 
C)  children move away from home, and the parents feel their absence. 
D)  spouses drift apart, and each feels empty inside. 
A)  people move into a bigger house, and the house feels emptier. 
B)  one of the spouses passes away, and the other spouse feels lonely. 
C)  children move away from home, and the parents feel their absence. 
D)  spouses drift apart, and each feels empty inside.

Question 14

How well a family adapts in each stage of the family life cycle depends on

Accepted Answer

A)  the number of members in the family. 
B)  the resources of the family system. 
C)  the willingness of the family to attend therapy. 
D)  the age of each family member. 
A)  the number of members in the family. 
B)  the resources of the family system. 
C)  the willingness of the family to attend therapy. 
D)  the age of each family member.

Question 15

The following are all examples of ways in which we can gain self-understanding, EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  attending a lecture on the influence of culture on the therapeutic relationship. 
B)  assuming that other people need to change to adapt to our views. 
C)  exploring our personal belief systems with a therapist. 
D)  receiving competent supervision for an experienced supervisor. 
A)  attending a lecture on the influence of culture on the therapeutic relationship. 
B)  assuming that other people need to change to adapt to our views. 
C)  exploring our personal belief systems with a therapist. 
D)  receiving competent supervision for an experienced supervisor.

Question 16

Legislation relevant to the needs of people with disabilities does NOT include

Accepted Answer

A)  Fair Hearing Act 
B)  Americans with Disabilities Act AD
A)  
C)  Individuals with Disabilities Education Act IDE
A)  
D)  Civil Rights Act 
A)  Fair Hearing Act 
B)  Americans with Disabilities Act AD
A)  
C)  Individuals with Disabilities Education Act IDE
A)  
D)  Civil Rights Act

Question 17

Gender is a_____________ based concept.

Accepted Answer

A)  culturally 
B)  biologically 
C)  individually 
D)  developmentally 
A)  culturally 
B)  biologically 
C)  individually 
D)  developmentally

Question 18

_________________________ is an essential step toward understanding others.

Accepted Answer

A)  Knowing helping skills 
B)  Having empathy 
C)  Understanding and accepting yourself 
D)  Talking to their family members 
A)  Knowing helping skills 
B)  Having empathy 
C)  Understanding and accepting yourself 
D)  Talking to their family members

Question 19

Being aware of the privileges granted to members of the dominant group will not help you understand the experiences of both the dominant group and minority groups, since the privileges are irrelevant to the individual.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Members of the dominant culture have _________ privileges that they perceive as normal or expected.

Accepted Answer

A)  well-deserved 
B)  hard earned 
C)  unearned 
D)  very few 
A)  well-deserved 
B)  hard earned 
C)  unearned 
D)  very few

Regarding culture, it is important for the practitioner to

Practitioners are influenced by their own family's developmental stage because

Which of the following case examples illustrates secondary traumatic stress?

The way you see the world has been influenced by the family you grew up in, the culture you inhabit, and the way you have made sense of the events of your life.

Socioeconomic class influences all of the following EXCEPT

Communication patterns include all of the following EXCEPT

Which of the following is NOT one of the strengths and virtues recommended by Peterson and Seligman?

Our family teaches us all of the following EXCEPT

How might your own personal beliefs influence your definition of healthy functioning or pathology?

With regard to culture, effective practitioners need to demonstrate

Our perceptions of truth depend on

Briefly describe the concept of self-care and how it plays out in your own life as a student/practitioner.

The empty nest occurs when

How well a family adapts in each stage of the family life cycle depends on

The following are all examples of ways in which we can gain self-understanding, EXCEPT

Legislation relevant to the needs of people with disabilities does NOT include

Gender is a_____________ based concept.

_________________________ is an essential step toward understanding others.

Being aware of the privileges granted to members of the dominant group will not help you understand the experiences of both the dominant group and minority groups, since the privileges are irrelevant to the individual.

Members of the dominant culture have _________ privileges that they perceive as normal or expected.

Ways of Understanding and Perceiving Self and Others

Values, Ethics, and Legal Obligations

Professionalism and Professional Relationships

Developing Working Relationships

Basic Interpersonal Skills

Opening and Closing a Meeting

Expressing Understanding

Gaining Further Understanding

Developing a Deeper Understanding

Assessing Readiness and Motivation

Identifying Key Problems or Challenges

Establishing Goals

Taking Action

Evaluating and Ending Professional Relationships

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Exam 1: Importance of Self-Understanding

Regarding culture, it is important for the practitioner to

Practitioners are influenced by their own family's developmental stage because

Which of the following case examples illustrates secondary traumatic stress?

The way you see the world has been influenced by the family you grew up in, the culture you inhabit, and the way you have made sense of the events of your life.

Socioeconomic class influences all of the following EXCEPT

Communication patterns include all of the following EXCEPT

Which of the following is NOT one of the strengths and virtues recommended by Peterson and Seligman?

Our family teaches us all of the following EXCEPT

How might your own personal beliefs influence your definition of healthy functioning or pathology?

With regard to culture, effective practitioners need to demonstrate

Our perceptions of truth depend on

Briefly describe the concept of self-care and how it plays out in your own life as a student/practitioner.

The empty nest occurs when

How well a family adapts in each stage of the family life cycle depends on

The following are all examples of ways in which we can gain self-understanding, EXCEPT

Legislation relevant to the needs of people with disabilities does NOT include

Gender is a_____________ based concept.

_________________________ is an essential step toward understanding others.

Being aware of the privileges granted to members of the dominant group will not help you understand the experiences of both the dominant group and minority groups, since the privileges are irrelevant to the individual.

Members of the dominant culture have _________ privileges that they perceive as normal or expected.

Ways of Understanding and Perceiving Self and Others

Values, Ethics, and Legal Obligations

Professionalism and Professional Relationships

Developing Working Relationships

Basic Interpersonal Skills

Opening and Closing a Meeting

Expressing Understanding

Gaining Further Understanding

Developing a Deeper Understanding

Assessing Readiness and Motivation

Identifying Key Problems or Challenges

Establishing Goals

Taking Action

Evaluating and Ending Professional Relationships

Filters