Question 1

Ethical standards include a list of standards that:

Accepted Answer

A) Cover all violations of conduct 
B) Outline most behavior patterns that are unethical 
C) Answer all questions about ethics 
D) Provide guidelines for ethical behavior 
A) Cover all violations of conduct 
B) Outline most behavior patterns that are unethical 
C) Answer all questions about ethics 
D) Provide guidelines for ethical behavior D

Question 2

What is the meaning of "free consent"? ​

Accepted Answer

A) When a psychologist answers patients' questions 
B) Discussion regarding the supervision of the counselor's work with clients 
C) Disclosure by the counselor of important information the client needs in making the decision as to whether he or she is to start counseling 
D) When a client agrees to engage in counseling without coercion 
A) When a psychologist answers patients' questions 
B) Discussion regarding the supervision of the counselor's work with clients 
C) Disclosure by the counselor of important information the client needs in making the decision as to whether he or she is to start counseling 
D) When a client agrees to engage in counseling without coercion D

Question 3

The overall guiding principle of ethical standards is:

Accepted Answer

A) The welfare of the client 
B) Freedom of speech 
C) The rights of counselors 
D) Responsible civic behavior 
A) The welfare of the client 
B) Freedom of speech 
C) The rights of counselors 
D) Responsible civic behavior A

Question 4

The _____ of the counselor to do what is ethically appropriate in a counseling relationship is an essential part of the moral obligation of most professional counseling associations.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​desire 
B)  ​knowledge 
C)  ​u nderstanding 
D)  ​i ntent 
A)  ​desire 
B)  ​knowledge 
C)  ​u nderstanding 
D)  ​i ntent

Question 5

The most relevant information given to clients about peer counselors is:

Accepted Answer

A) The required hours they must spend with each client 
B) Their training and supervision 
C) Their purpose and goals 
D) Their majors and future plans 
A) The required hours they must spend with each client 
B) Their training and supervision 
C) Their purpose and goals 
D) Their majors and future plans

Question 6

What factor pertaining to violations of informed consent is causing concern among professionals? ​

Accepted Answer

A) There are no concerns currently being raised 
B) Counselors may not be able to verify ages and the mental capacity of individuals who access a counselor's home page and submit email questions 
C) Client's right to ask additional questions about counseling and to have questions answered in comprehensible language 
D) The intent of the counselor to provide clients with all information about what is to take place in counseling 
A) There are no concerns currently being raised 
B) Counselors may not be able to verify ages and the mental capacity of individuals who access a counselor's home page and submit email questions 
C) Client's right to ask additional questions about counseling and to have questions answered in comprehensible language 
D) The intent of the counselor to provide clients with all information about what is to take place in counseling

Question 7

Whose code of ethical standards is considered to be one of the most inclusive examples of how to build a counseling relationship? ​

Accepted Answer

A) APA 
B) NCDA 
C) APC 
D) ACA 
A) APA 
B) NCDA 
C) APC 
D) ACA

Question 8

Briefly discuss the principles surrounding a client's right to privacy.

Accepted Answer

MAJOR POINTS 
Remarks, thoughts, and act

Question 9

What are some suggestions by NCDA for using the Internet to provide career information?

Accepted Answer

MAJOR POINTS 
Counselors should evaluate

Question 10

According to the NCDA, if a counselor accepts a position in a mental health agency to provide career-related counseling to a client population that is primarily from Asian families and has no previous experience in counseling or assessing Asian clients, that counselor is in violation of what? ​

Accepted Answer

A) Ethnicity violation 
B) Referral violation 
C) Competence violation 
D) Human differences violation 
A) Ethnicity violation 
B) Referral violation 
C) Competence violation 
D) Human differences violation

Question 11

Principles that matter within the boundaries of ethical competence include: ​

Accepted Answer

A)  integrity and professional and social responsibility. 
B)  respect for individuals' rights and dignity. 
C)  ​both A and B. 
D)  ​none of the above. 
A)  integrity and professional and social responsibility. 
B)  respect for individuals' rights and dignity. 
C)  ​both A and B. 
D)  ​none of the above.

Question 12

The American Counseling Association (ACA) (1995) states that counselors are required to be familiar with: ​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​t raining and supervision. 
B)  long-term commitment. 
C)  ​g ood rapport. 
D)  ​r eliability, validity, related standardization, error of measurement and proper application of any technique utilized. 
A)  ​t raining and supervision. 
B)  long-term commitment. 
C)  ​g ood rapport. 
D)  ​r eliability, validity, related standardization, error of measurement and proper application of any technique utilized.

Question 13

In Section C: Measurement and Evaluation of the NCDA Ethical Standards (2003), how many statements are there concerning topics such as selection, use, limitation and interpretation of assessment instruments? ​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​3 
B)  ​13 
C)  ​16 
D)  ​15 
A)  ​3 
B)  ​13 
C)  ​16 
D)  ​15

Question 14

Unacceptable counselor behavior on the Internet was identified by NCDA (1997) as follows: ​

Accepted Answer

A) Use of false email identity when interacting with clients and/or other professionals. When acting in a professional capacity on the Internet, a counselor has a duty to honestly identify him/herself 
B) "Sharking" or monitoring chat rooms and bulletin board services and offering career planning and related services when no request has been made for services 
C) Accepting a client who will not identify him/herself and be willing to arrange for phone conversation as well as online interchange 
D)  ​All of the above 
A) Use of false email identity when interacting with clients and/or other professionals. When acting in a professional capacity on the Internet, a counselor has a duty to honestly identify him/herself 
B) "Sharking" or monitoring chat rooms and bulletin board services and offering career planning and related services when no request has been made for services 
C) Accepting a client who will not identify him/herself and be willing to arrange for phone conversation as well as online interchange 
D)  ​All of the above

Question 15

Under what conditions can a counselor reveal confidential information about a client without their permission? ​

Accepted Answer

A) When the client has a severe psychological disorder 
B) When the counselor needs assistance in addressing the client's problem 
C) When there is clear and imminent danger to the client or to others 
D) When the counselor is searching for appropriate assessment instruments 
A) When the client has a severe psychological disorder 
B) When the counselor needs assistance in addressing the client's problem 
C) When there is clear and imminent danger to the client or to others 
D) When the counselor is searching for appropriate assessment instruments

Question 16

Which of the following in the list of information recommended by Welfel should be communicated when applicable? ​

Accepted Answer

A) Goals, techniques, procedures, limitations, risks and benefits of counseling 
B) Confidentiality rights and limitations 
C) Ways in which diagnoses, tests and written reports will be used 
D)  ​All of the above 
A) Goals, techniques, procedures, limitations, risks and benefits of counseling 
B) Confidentiality rights and limitations 
C) Ways in which diagnoses, tests and written reports will be used 
D)  ​All of the above

Question 17

The NCDA Ethical Standards (2003) begins by stating: ​

Accepted Answer

A)  computer-generated assessment as a popular means of measuring traits integral to the counseling process. 
B)  the importance of fostering the use of assessment results. 
C)  the frequent use of standard assessment instruments to measure traits such as interests, personality and ability. 
D)  the ethical importance of informing the client of the purpose and explicit use of test results. 
A)  computer-generated assessment as a popular means of measuring traits integral to the counseling process. 
B)  the importance of fostering the use of assessment results. 
C)  the frequent use of standard assessment instruments to measure traits such as interests, personality and ability. 
D)  the ethical importance of informing the client of the purpose and explicit use of test results.

Question 18

What is the meaning of "informed consent"? ​

Accepted Answer

A) When a client agrees to engage in counseling without coercion 
B) Discussion regarding the supervision of the counselor's work with clients 
C) Disclosure by the counselor of important information the client needs in making the decision as to whether she or he is to start counseling 
D) When a psychologist answers patients' questions 
A) When a client agrees to engage in counseling without coercion 
B) Discussion regarding the supervision of the counselor's work with clients 
C) Disclosure by the counselor of important information the client needs in making the decision as to whether she or he is to start counseling 
D) When a psychologist answers patients' questions

Question 19

Ethical competence is assured:

Accepted Answer

A) When one presents evidence of their qualifications 
B) When one has worked as a counselor for several years 
C) When one is promoted as a staff member 
D) When one has been hired for a counseling position 
A) When one presents evidence of their qualifications 
B) When one has worked as a counselor for several years 
C) When one is promoted as a staff member 
D) When one has been hired for a counseling position

Question 20

List and explain the ethical criteria that can determine counseling competence.

Accepted Answer

Major Points 
Education (a recognized co

Ethical standards include a list of standards that:

What is the meaning of "free consent"?

The overall guiding principle of ethical standards is:

The _____ of the counselor to do what is ethically appropriate in a counseling relationship is an essential part of the moral obligation of most professional counseling associations.

The most relevant information given to clients about peer counselors is:

What factor pertaining to violations of informed consent is causing concern among professionals?

Whose code of ethical standards is considered to be one of the most inclusive examples of how to build a counseling relationship?

Briefly discuss the principles surrounding a client's right to privacy.

What are some suggestions by NCDA for using the Internet to provide career information?

According to the NCDA, if a counselor accepts a position in a mental health agency to provide career-related counseling to a client population that is primarily from Asian families and has no previous experience in counseling or assessing Asian clients, that counselor is in violation of what?

Principles that matter within the boundaries of ethical competence include:

The American Counseling Association (ACA) (1995) states that counselors are required to be familiar with:

In Section C: Measurement and Evaluation of the NCDA Ethical Standards (2003), how many statements are there concerning topics such as selection, use, limitation and interpretation of assessment instruments?

Unacceptable counselor behavior on the Internet was identified by NCDA (1997) as follows:

Under what conditions can a counselor reveal confidential information about a client without their permission?

Which of the following in the list of information recommended by Welfel should be communicated when applicable?

The NCDA Ethical Standards (2003) begins by stating:

What is the meaning of "informed consent"?

Ethical competence is assured:

List and explain the ethical criteria that can determine counseling competence.

Historical Development and Some Basic Issues

Theories of Career Development

Career Counseling Models

Integrating Career and Personal Counseling

Career Counseling Intake Interview

Using Standardized and Self Assessment in Career Counseling

The Impact of New Technology on Work Career Development and Learning Platforms

Career Counseling for Multicultural Groups

Gender Issues and Dual Careers

Career Counseling for Gay Lesbian Bisexual and Transgender Clients

Career Counseling for Individuals With Disabilities

Job Loss and Transitions

Career Development and Transitions of Working Adults

Career Related Programs for Career Development in Elementary Schools

Career Related Programs for Career Development in Middle School

Career Related Programs for Career Development in High School and Beyond

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Exam 8: On Being an Ethical Career Counselor

Ethical standards include a list of standards that:

What is the meaning of "free consent"? ​

The overall guiding principle of ethical standards is:

The _____ of the counselor to do what is ethically appropriate in a counseling relationship is an essential part of the moral obligation of most professional counseling associations.

The most relevant information given to clients about peer counselors is:

What factor pertaining to violations of informed consent is causing concern among professionals? ​

Whose code of ethical standards is considered to be one of the most inclusive examples of how to build a counseling relationship? ​

Briefly discuss the principles surrounding a client's right to privacy.

What are some suggestions by NCDA for using the Internet to provide career information?

According to the NCDA, if a counselor accepts a position in a mental health agency to provide career-related counseling to a client population that is primarily from Asian families and has no previous experience in counseling or assessing Asian clients, that counselor is in violation of what? ​

Principles that matter within the boundaries of ethical competence include: ​

The American Counseling Association (ACA) (1995) states that counselors are required to be familiar with: ​

In Section C: Measurement and Evaluation of the NCDA Ethical Standards (2003), how many statements are there concerning topics such as selection, use, limitation and interpretation of assessment instruments? ​

Unacceptable counselor behavior on the Internet was identified by NCDA (1997) as follows: ​

Under what conditions can a counselor reveal confidential information about a client without their permission? ​

Which of the following in the list of information recommended by Welfel should be communicated when applicable? ​

The NCDA Ethical Standards (2003) begins by stating: ​

What is the meaning of "informed consent"? ​

Ethical competence is assured:

List and explain the ethical criteria that can determine counseling competence.

Historical Development and Some Basic Issues

Theories of Career Development

Career Counseling Models

Integrating Career and Personal Counseling

Career Counseling Intake Interview

Using Standardized and Self Assessment in Career Counseling

The Impact of New Technology on Work Career Development and Learning Platforms

Career Counseling for Multicultural Groups

Gender Issues and Dual Careers

Career Counseling for Gay Lesbian Bisexual and Transgender Clients

Career Counseling for Individuals With Disabilities

Job Loss and Transitions

Career Development and Transitions of Working Adults

Career Related Programs for Career Development in Elementary Schools

Career Related Programs for Career Development in Middle School

Career Related Programs for Career Development in High School and Beyond

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What is the meaning of "free consent"?

What factor pertaining to violations of informed consent is causing concern among professionals?

Whose code of ethical standards is considered to be one of the most inclusive examples of how to build a counseling relationship?

According to the NCDA, if a counselor accepts a position in a mental health agency to provide career-related counseling to a client population that is primarily from Asian families and has no previous experience in counseling or assessing Asian clients, that counselor is in violation of what?

Principles that matter within the boundaries of ethical competence include:

The American Counseling Association (ACA) (1995) states that counselors are required to be familiar with:

In Section C: Measurement and Evaluation of the NCDA Ethical Standards (2003), how many statements are there concerning topics such as selection, use, limitation and interpretation of assessment instruments?

Unacceptable counselor behavior on the Internet was identified by NCDA (1997) as follows:

Under what conditions can a counselor reveal confidential information about a client without their permission?

Which of the following in the list of information recommended by Welfel should be communicated when applicable?

The NCDA Ethical Standards (2003) begins by stating:

What is the meaning of "informed consent"?