Question 1

Social role theory initially focused on roles related to _________ and position.

Accepted Answer

A)  age 
B)  ethnicity 
C)  gender 
D)  culture 
A)  age 
B)  ethnicity 
C)  gender 
D)  culture C

Question 2

Zur (2007) noted that one benefit of dual relationships between client and counselor is the power differential.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Counselor self-_________statements have been found to increase client perceptions of expertness and trustworthiness

Accepted Answer

A)  disclosing 
B)  connecting 
C)  involving 
D)  relating 
A)  disclosing 
B)  connecting 
C)  involving 
D)  relating C

Question 4

The ACA Code of Ethics does not provide insight and direction concerning dual relationships.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

In regards to clinical and administrative supervision supervisors should:

Accepted Answer

A)  never be administrative supervisors 
B)  always combine administrative and clinical supervision 
C)  always separate administrative and clinical supervision 
D)  never be clinical supervisors 
A)  never be administrative supervisors 
B)  always combine administrative and clinical supervision 
C)  always separate administrative and clinical supervision 
D)  never be clinical supervisors

Question 6

Zur proposed that _________ tend to avoid touch because there can be easy misunderstandings of the intent of touch, for example, sexual intentions.

Accepted Answer

A)  Russians 
B)  Germans 
C)  Americans 
D)  Canadians 
A)  Russians 
B)  Germans 
C)  Americans 
D)  Canadians

Question 7

Counselors are not legally bound to maintain a relationship that is characterized by activities such as doing no harm and maintaining confidentiality.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

This may occur in a rural community where personal contact is more likely outside the professional relationship.

Accepted Answer

A)  Shifts in professional roles 
B)  Personal and professional role conflicts 
C)  Circumstantial multiple roles 
D)  Structured multiple roles 
A)  Shifts in professional roles 
B)  Personal and professional role conflicts 
C)  Circumstantial multiple roles 
D)  Structured multiple roles

Question 9

Dual relationships ___________ harm a client.

Accepted Answer

A)  in no way 
B)  never 
C)  always 
D)  sometimes 
A)  in no way 
B)  never 
C)  always 
D)  sometimes

Question 10

Zur suggested one can differentiate boundaries into two categories. Describe these two categories.

Accepted Answer

-Structural elements of the relationship

Question 11

This type of supervision involves exploration into the counselor's personal issues that interfere with the client counselor relationship.

Accepted Answer

A)  clinical 
B)  administrative 
C)  executive 
D)  managerial 
A)  clinical 
B)  administrative 
C)  executive 
D)  managerial

Question 12

The exchange of goods and services is defined as:

Accepted Answer

A)  sliding scale 
B)  pro bono work 
C)  fee arrangements 
D)  bartering 
A)  sliding scale 
B)  pro bono work 
C)  fee arrangements 
D)  bartering

Question 13

Cashwell, Shcherbakova, and Cashwell (2003) proposed that two common ways of interpreting counselor self-disclosure are as either a self-disclosing statement or a self-_______ statement.

Accepted Answer

A)  linking 
B)  connecting 
C)  involving 
D)  relating 
A)  linking 
B)  connecting 
C)  involving 
D)  relating

Question 14

____________was an early opponent of counselor or therapist self-disclosure.

Accepted Answer

A)  Freud 
B)  Beck 
C)  Ellis 
D)  Erikson 
A)  Freud 
B)  Beck 
C)  Ellis 
D)  Erikson

Question 15

"Hearing your difficult life story makes me feel sad" is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  a self-linking statement 
B)  a self-involving statement 
C)  a self-disclosing statement 
D)  a self-connecting statement 
A)  a self-linking statement 
B)  a self-involving statement 
C)  a self-disclosing statement 
D)  a self-connecting statement

Question 16

Greeting a client in a public setting may unintentionally break confidentiality.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Cognitive __________ are associated with social roles.

Accepted Answer

A)  schemas 
B)  connections 
C)  associations 
D)  links 
A)  schemas 
B)  connections 
C)  associations 
D)  links

Question 18

Boundaries may include not just physical boundaries that are commonly associated with ethical violations such as sexual contact between counselor and client.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

This occurs when the professional and a client meet in an unstructured social setting such as a store.

Accepted Answer

A)  Shifts in professional roles 
B)  Personal and professional role conflicts 
C)  Circumstantial multiple roles 
D)  Structured multiple roles 
A)  Shifts in professional roles 
B)  Personal and professional role conflicts 
C)  Circumstantial multiple roles 
D)  Structured multiple roles

Question 20

Avoiding dual relationships in certain circumstances is always possible.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Social role theory initially focused on roles related to _________ and position.

Zur (2007) noted that one benefit of dual relationships between client and counselor is the power differential.

Counselor self-_________statements have been found to increase client perceptions of expertness and trustworthiness

The ACA Code of Ethics does not provide insight and direction concerning dual relationships.

In regards to clinical and administrative supervision supervisors should:

Zur proposed that _________ tend to avoid touch because there can be easy misunderstandings of the intent of touch, for example, sexual intentions.

Counselors are not legally bound to maintain a relationship that is characterized by activities such as doing no harm and maintaining confidentiality.

This may occur in a rural community where personal contact is more likely outside the professional relationship.

Dual relationships ___________ harm a client.

Zur suggested one can differentiate boundaries into two categories. Describe these two categories.

This type of supervision involves exploration into the counselor's personal issues that interfere with the client counselor relationship.

The exchange of goods and services is defined as:

Cashwell, Shcherbakova, and Cashwell (2003) proposed that two common ways of interpreting counselor self-disclosure are as either a self-disclosing statement or a self-_______ statement.

____________was an early opponent of counselor or therapist self-disclosure.

"Hearing your difficult life story makes me feel sad" is an example of:

Greeting a client in a public setting may unintentionally break confidentiality.

Cognitive __________ are associated with social roles.

Boundaries may include not just physical boundaries that are commonly associated with ethical violations such as sexual contact between counselor and client.

This occurs when the professional and a client meet in an unstructured social setting such as a store.

Avoiding dual relationships in certain circumstances is always possible.

Introduction

Professional Identity and Ethics

Awareness and Sensitivity to Ethical Issues

Cognitions and Reasoninghermeneutics

Client Autonomy and Client Rights

Counselor Competence

Diversity and Multicultural Competence

Use of Technology and Ethics

Supervision and Ethics

Ethical Use of Research in Counseling Practice

Professional Codes of Ethics and the Law

Western Theories of Ethics

Eastern Theories of Ethics

Middle Eastern Ethical Theories

Native American, Hispaniclatino, and African Ethics

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Exam 6: Dual Relationships

Social role theory initially focused on roles related to _________ and position.

Zur (2007) noted that one benefit of dual relationships between client and counselor is the power differential.

Counselor self-_________statements have been found to increase client perceptions of expertness and trustworthiness

The ACA Code of Ethics does not provide insight and direction concerning dual relationships.

In regards to clinical and administrative supervision supervisors should:

Zur proposed that _________ tend to avoid touch because there can be easy misunderstandings of the intent of touch, for example, sexual intentions.

Counselors are not legally bound to maintain a relationship that is characterized by activities such as doing no harm and maintaining confidentiality.

This may occur in a rural community where personal contact is more likely outside the professional relationship.

Dual relationships ___________ harm a client.

Zur suggested one can differentiate boundaries into two categories. Describe these two categories.

This type of supervision involves exploration into the counselor's personal issues that interfere with the client counselor relationship.

The exchange of goods and services is defined as:

Cashwell, Shcherbakova, and Cashwell (2003) proposed that two common ways of interpreting counselor self-disclosure are as either a self-disclosing statement or a self-_______ statement.

____________was an early opponent of counselor or therapist self-disclosure.

"Hearing your difficult life story makes me feel sad" is an example of:

Greeting a client in a public setting may unintentionally break confidentiality.

Cognitive __________ are associated with social roles.

Boundaries may include not just physical boundaries that are commonly associated with ethical violations such as sexual contact between counselor and client.

This occurs when the professional and a client meet in an unstructured social setting such as a store.

Avoiding dual relationships in certain circumstances is always possible.

Introduction

Professional Identity and Ethics

Awareness and Sensitivity to Ethical Issues

Cognitions and Reasoninghermeneutics

Client Autonomy and Client Rights

Counselor Competence

Diversity and Multicultural Competence

Use of Technology and Ethics

Supervision and Ethics

Ethical Use of Research in Counseling Practice

Professional Codes of Ethics and the Law

Western Theories of Ethics

Eastern Theories of Ethics

Middle Eastern Ethical Theories

Native American, Hispaniclatino, and African Ethics

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