Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a guiding principle for incorporating work issues into counseling practice?

Accepted Answer

A) be aware of the influence of work on health 
B) be aware of your own job dissatisfaction 
C) understand the implications of work transitions 
D) understand how individuals negotiate multiple life roles 
A) be aware of the influence of work on health 
B) be aware of your own job dissatisfaction 
C) understand the implications of work transitions 
D) understand how individuals negotiate multiple life roles B

Question 2

Which of the following would NOT be considered an acute mental health concern?

Accepted Answer

A) depression due to job loss 
B) anxiety due to bankruptcy 
C) personality disorders 
D) grief 
A) depression due to job loss 
B) anxiety due to bankruptcy 
C) personality disorders 
D) grief C

Question 3

True or False: A good counselor will always help clients compartmentalize their lives.

Accepted Answer

A) True.This makes life more manageable. 
B) True.This best reflects the reality of the workplace. 
C) False.This is a disservice to clients in most cases. 
D) False.This is up to the client. 
A) True.This makes life more manageable. 
B) True.This best reflects the reality of the workplace. 
C) False.This is a disservice to clients in most cases. 
D) False.This is up to the client. C

Question 4

Eustress may result in ______.

Accepted Answer

A) motivation 
B) depression 
C) anxiety 
D) job-leaving 
A) motivation 
B) depression 
C) anxiety 
D) job-leaving

Question 5

In what way has Blustein's theory considered the impact of factors outside of career and work?

Accepted Answer

A) Blustein talked about how multiple roles intersect throughout people's lives 
B) Blustein emphasized the role of economic and relationship factors 
C) Blustein highlighted interests and skills 
D) all of these 
A) Blustein talked about how multiple roles intersect throughout people's lives 
B) Blustein emphasized the role of economic and relationship factors 
C) Blustein highlighted interests and skills 
D) all of these

Question 6

An example of career counseling as a primary intervention in mental health is ______.

Accepted Answer

A) when a person engages in both career counseling and personal counseling 
B) when work issues are identified as stressors in career counseling 
C) when career counseling prevents threats to mental health 
D) none of these 
A) when a person engages in both career counseling and personal counseling 
B) when work issues are identified as stressors in career counseling 
C) when career counseling prevents threats to mental health 
D) none of these

Question 7

Robitschek and DeBell (2002) made suggestions about how counselors can attend to the possibility of both work and personal issues within counseling.Briefly describe their three suggestions and write a question you, as a counselor, could ask a client to meet each of those recommendations.

Accepted Answer

For every client, inquire about their wo

Question 8

Judy has a long history of struggling with depression.She works with a therapist on a regular basis to keep an eye on how she is doing, and to prevent her condition from worsening.Lately, Judy has had a lot of stress at work and has grown increasingly upset about the way her coworkers treat her.She has been thinking about changing jobs but is at a loss regarding what else she could do.Her counselor suggests referral to a career counselor might help Judy have some hope in finding alternatives, and might help her depression be more manageable.In this case, Judy's counselor is thinking of career counseling as ______.

Accepted Answer

A) a primary intervention 
B) a secondary intervention 
C) a tertiary intervention 
D) all of these 
A) a primary intervention 
B) a secondary intervention 
C) a tertiary intervention 
D) all of these

Question 9

In the "domain sensitive approach" to counseling, counselors intervene based on ______.

Accepted Answer

A) where they think the client's problems originated 
B) how long the client has been with the company 
C) the client's gender 
D) the client's score on a formal assessment 
A) where they think the client's problems originated 
B) how long the client has been with the company 
C) the client's gender 
D) the client's score on a formal assessment

Question 10

Both unemployment and ______ have been linked with depression, anxiety, and lowered self-esteem.

Accepted Answer

A) new employment 
B) underemployment 
C) working at home 
D) commuting 
A) new employment 
B) underemployment 
C) working at home 
D) commuting

Question 11

Which of the following was NOT listed in your text as being a health problem associated with chronic stress?

Accepted Answer

A) diabetes 
B) hypertension 
C) stroke 
D) substance abuse 
A) diabetes 
B) hypertension 
C) stroke 
D) substance abuse

Question 12

What determines whether or not a counselor explores the intersection of both work and nonwork with clients?

Accepted Answer

A) both will always receive some attention 
B) the client 
C) the counselor 
D) the ethics code to which the counselor adheres 
A) both will always receive some attention 
B) the client 
C) the counselor 
D) the ethics code to which the counselor adheres

Question 13

Suzie, an employee with Narcissistic Personality Disorder, is referred for both personal and career counseling by her supervisor due to chronic problems on the job.This is an example of what kind of intervention?

Accepted Answer

A) primary 
B) secondary 
C) tertiary 
D) contextual 
A) primary 
B) secondary 
C) tertiary 
D) contextual

Which of the following is NOT a guiding principle for incorporating work issues into counseling practice?

Which of the following would NOT be considered an acute mental health concern?

True or False: A good counselor will always help clients compartmentalize their lives.

Eustress may result in ______.

In what way has Blustein's theory considered the impact of factors outside of career and work?

An example of career counseling as a primary intervention in mental health is ______.

Robitschek and DeBell (2002) made suggestions about how counselors can attend to the possibility of both work and personal issues within counseling.Briefly describe their three suggestions and write a question you, as a counselor, could ask a client to meet each of those recommendations.

In the "domain sensitive approach" to counseling, counselors intervene based on ______.

Both unemployment and ______ have been linked with depression, anxiety, and lowered self-esteem.

Which of the following was NOT listed in your text as being a health problem associated with chronic stress?

What determines whether or not a counselor explores the intersection of both work and nonwork with clients?

Suzie, an employee with Narcissistic Personality Disorder, is referred for both personal and career counseling by her supervisor due to chronic problems on the job.This is an example of what kind of intervention?

Career Counseling: an Overview

Ethics for Career Professionals

Career Interventions in Different Settings

Cultural Contexts and Career Counseling

Testing and Assessment

Hollands Theory of Vocational Personalities and Work Environments

The Theory of Work Adjustment

Supers Developmental Theory

Gottfredsons Theory of Circumscription and Compromise

Social Cognitive Career Theory

Career Construction Theory and Life Designing Paradigm

Psychology of Working Theory

Information About the World of Work

Summary and Integration

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Exam 15: The Intersection of Career and Noncareer Issues

Which of the following is NOT a guiding principle for incorporating work issues into counseling practice?

Which of the following would NOT be considered an acute mental health concern?

True or False: A good counselor will always help clients compartmentalize their lives.

Eustress may result in ______.

In what way has Blustein's theory considered the impact of factors outside of career and work?

An example of career counseling as a primary intervention in mental health is ______.

Robitschek and DeBell (2002) made suggestions about how counselors can attend to the possibility of both work and personal issues within counseling.Briefly describe their three suggestions and write a question you, as a counselor, could ask a client to meet each of those recommendations.

In the "domain sensitive approach" to counseling, counselors intervene based on ______.

Both unemployment and ______ have been linked with depression, anxiety, and lowered self-esteem.

Which of the following was NOT listed in your text as being a health problem associated with chronic stress?

What determines whether or not a counselor explores the intersection of both work and nonwork with clients?

Suzie, an employee with Narcissistic Personality Disorder, is referred for both personal and career counseling by her supervisor due to chronic problems on the job.This is an example of what kind of intervention?

Career Counseling: an Overview

Ethics for Career Professionals

Career Interventions in Different Settings

Cultural Contexts and Career Counseling

Testing and Assessment

Hollands Theory of Vocational Personalities and Work Environments

The Theory of Work Adjustment

Supers Developmental Theory

Gottfredsons Theory of Circumscription and Compromise

Social Cognitive Career Theory

Career Construction Theory and Life Designing Paradigm

Psychology of Working Theory

Information About the World of Work

Summary and Integration

Filters