Exam 11: Ethical Use of Research in Counseling Practice

EBP information (professional knowledge) is an element in the _______ethical decision-making model and needs to be considered when one is confronted with an ethical dilemma.

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Question 21

The second principle in using EBP, according to Rousseau and McCarthy, is:

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Question 22

This is the integration of the best available research with clinical expertise in the context of patient characteristics, culture, and preferences.

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Question 23

The first principle in using EBP, according to Rousseau and McCarthy, is:

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Question 24

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration lists a registry of evidence-based programs and practices addressing alcohol and substance abuse.

(True/False)

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Question 25

__________results in many individuals' being falsely accused of sexual abuse as a consequence of counselors' engaging in recovered memory work/counseling.

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Question 26

The first step in Mayer's EBP approach is:

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Question 27

Gowers (2006) provided EBP information for counseling adolescents with eating disorders using ___________.

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Question 28

Rousseau and McCarthy (2007) offered several principles in using EBP. Name and describe three of these principles.

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Question 29

The question, "What needs to be answered?" may be asked during this step of Mayer's model.

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Question 30

Kettlewell identified several benefits of using EBP. Name and describe two of these benefits.

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Question 31

Lilienfeld (2007) noted studies showing that anywhere between 3 and ___% of clients in counseling actually deteriorate after counseling.

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Question 32

Discuss the research described in your text on health-risk behavior.

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Question 33

Wampold et al. (2007) suggested caution in using and interpreting EBP information.

(True/False)

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Question 34

The fourth principle in using EBP, according to Rousseau and McCarthy, is:

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Question 35

The third step in Mayer's EBP approach is:

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Question 36

The goal during this step of Mayer's model is to discover the best information available on the topic.

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Question 37

There is evidence that counseling cannot cause harm.

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Question 38

Medicine has been called an art, and losing subjectivity of the experience may interfere with this aspect of the process.

(True/False)

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Question 39

____________lists a registry of evidence-based programs and practices addressing alcohol and substance abuse.

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EBP information (professional knowledge) is an element in the _______ethical decision-making model and needs to be considered when one is confronted with an ethical dilemma.

The second principle in using EBP, according to Rousseau and McCarthy, is:

This is the integration of the best available research with clinical expertise in the context of patient characteristics, culture, and preferences.

The first principle in using EBP, according to Rousseau and McCarthy, is:

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration lists a registry of evidence-based programs and practices addressing alcohol and substance abuse.

__________results in many individuals' being falsely accused of sexual abuse as a consequence of counselors' engaging in recovered memory work/counseling.

The first step in Mayer's EBP approach is:

Gowers (2006) provided EBP information for counseling adolescents with eating disorders using ___________.

Rousseau and McCarthy (2007) offered several principles in using EBP. Name and describe three of these principles.

The question, "What needs to be answered?" may be asked during this step of Mayer's model.

Kettlewell identified several benefits of using EBP. Name and describe two of these benefits.

Lilienfeld (2007) noted studies showing that anywhere between 3 and ___% of clients in counseling actually deteriorate after counseling.

Discuss the research described in your text on health-risk behavior.

Wampold et al. (2007) suggested caution in using and interpreting EBP information.

The fourth principle in using EBP, according to Rousseau and McCarthy, is:

The third step in Mayer's EBP approach is:

The goal during this step of Mayer's model is to discover the best information available on the topic.

There is evidence that counseling cannot cause harm.

Medicine has been called an art, and losing subjectivity of the experience may interfere with this aspect of the process.

____________lists a registry of evidence-based programs and practices addressing alcohol and substance abuse.

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