Question 1

Ratings recordings can be completed:

Accepted Answer

A) at the beginning of the counseling session. 
B) in the middle of the counseling session. 
C) at the end of the counseling session. 
D) at the beginning, the middle and the end of the counseling session. 
A) at the beginning of the counseling session. 
B) in the middle of the counseling session. 
C) at the end of the counseling session. 
D) at the beginning, the middle and the end of the counseling session.

Question 2

What are limitations of self-monitoring?

Accepted Answer

Self-monitoring, which refers to the pro

Question 3

Behavioral assessment is different from career assessments because a behavioral assessment measures:

Accepted Answer

A) client characteristics. 
B) client aptitude. 
C) client behaviors. 
D) client goals. 
A) client characteristics. 
B) client aptitude. 
C) client behaviors. 
D) client goals.

Question 4

How many versions of the BSAC-2 are there?

Accepted Answer

A) Three 
B) Four 
C) Five 
D) Six 
A) Three 
B) Four 
C) Five 
D) Six

Question 5

How is a naturalistic observation different from an analogue observation? Give an example of each.

Accepted Answer

Naturalistic observation and analogue ob

Question 6

The difference between an analogue observation and a natural observation is that an analogue observation is in:

Accepted Answer

A) a simulated setting. 
B) a setting of the client's choosing. 
C) a setting outdoors. 
D) a setting new to the client. 
A) a simulated setting. 
B) a setting of the client's choosing. 
C) a setting outdoors. 
D) a setting new to the client.

Question 7

Today instead of observing for an entire hour at one time, you decide to observe in three, twenty minute blocks. What error are you trying to avoid?

Accepted Answer

A) Observer bias 
B) Observer drift 
C) Observer fatigue 
D) Observer stress 
A) Observer bias 
B) Observer drift 
C) Observer fatigue 
D) Observer stress

Question 8

What is recorded during an event recording?

Accepted Answer

A) The frequency of the behavior 
B) The duration of the behavior 
C) The intensity of the behavior 
D) The rate of the behavior 
A) The frequency of the behavior 
B) The duration of the behavior 
C) The intensity of the behavior 
D) The rate of the behavior

Question 9

In the BSAC-2, the teacher and parent scales include:

Accepted Answer

A) true/false questions. 
B) ratings from never to always. 
C) multiple choice scenarios. 
D) written observations. 
A) true/false questions. 
B) ratings from never to always. 
C) multiple choice scenarios. 
D) written observations.

Question 10

Which of the following behaviors would be considered a latency behavior?

Accepted Answer

A) A child walking around the classroom at the start of the day before morning announcements 
B) A child putting their head on their desk when they finish their work 
C) A child who takes 3 minutes to get their workbook out of their desk after the direction is given 
D) A child who runs to the playground at recess 
A) A child walking around the classroom at the start of the day before morning announcements 
B) A child putting their head on their desk when they finish their work 
C) A child who takes 3 minutes to get their workbook out of their desk after the direction is given 
D) A child who runs to the playground at recess

Ratings recordings can be completed:

What are limitations of self-monitoring?

Behavioral assessment is different from career assessments because a behavioral assessment measures:

How many versions of the BSAC-2 are there?

How is a naturalistic observation different from an analogue observation? Give an example of each.

The difference between an analogue observation and a natural observation is that an analogue observation is in:

Today instead of observing for an entire hour at one time, you decide to observe in three, twenty minute blocks. What error are you trying to avoid?

What is recorded during an event recording?

In the BSAC-2, the teacher and parent scales include:

Which of the following behaviors would be considered a latency behavior?

Assessment in Counseling

Basic Assessment Principles

Reliability

Validity and Item Analysis

Ethical and Legal Issues in Assessment

Issues Related to Assessment With Diverse Populations

Selecting Administering Scoring and Communicating Assessment Results

Initial Assessment in Counseling

Intelligence and General Ability Testing

Assessing Achievement and Aptitude Applications for Counseling

Assessment in Career Counseling

Appraisal of Personality

Assessment in Marriage and Family Counseling

Diagnosis

Monitoring and Evaluating Counseling

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Exam 13: Behavioral Assessment

Ratings recordings can be completed:

What are limitations of self-monitoring?

Behavioral assessment is different from career assessments because a behavioral assessment measures:

How many versions of the BSAC-2 are there?

How is a naturalistic observation different from an analogue observation? Give an example of each.

The difference between an analogue observation and a natural observation is that an analogue observation is in:

Today instead of observing for an entire hour at one time, you decide to observe in three, twenty minute blocks. What error are you trying to avoid?

What is recorded during an event recording?

In the BSAC-2, the teacher and parent scales include:

Which of the following behaviors would be considered a latency behavior?

Assessment in Counseling

Basic Assessment Principles

Reliability

Validity and Item Analysis

Ethical and Legal Issues in Assessment

Issues Related to Assessment With Diverse Populations

Selecting Administering Scoring and Communicating Assessment Results

Initial Assessment in Counseling

Intelligence and General Ability Testing

Assessing Achievement and Aptitude Applications for Counseling

Assessment in Career Counseling

Appraisal of Personality

Assessment in Marriage and Family Counseling

Diagnosis

Monitoring and Evaluating Counseling

Filters