Exam 4: How Do Counselors Integrate Personal and Professional Identity

Describe one of the developmental models discussed in the chapter and apply the model to the professional development of counselors

List and describe at least five personality traits of effective counselors

Counselors who are "feelers" (rather than thinkers) may have a strength in their ability to be empathetic, but they may struggle with _____

The term that is used to describe the counselor's own unresolved conflicts from the past is _____

Being a "wounded healer" can _____

How can understanding one's own personality type (as measured by the Myers-Briggs or other personality tests) help counseling students become more effective counselors?

Counselors who are extraverted (rather than introverted) may have a strength in their ability to make initial contact with their clients, but they may struggle with _____

Counselors are at risk for burnout because _____

The guilty feeling that you have deceived others (faculty, peers) into thinking are you are more competent and able to perform counseling than you actually feel is called _____

Adult Development Models include all of the following principles EXCEPT _____

Some of the major criticisms of the developmental models generally argue _____