NCMHCE Professional Practice & Ethics

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What are the six sections of the CACREP Standards?

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1. Professional counseling identity 2. Entry-level specialty areas 3. The learning environment 4. Ethical practice standards 5. Assessment and evaluation 6. Research and program evaluation.

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What is NOT a job title associated with a criminal justice counselor?

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Certified rehabilitation counselor.

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What is the main source of income for a private practitioner?

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Counseling service.

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Who had limited recognition in the early 1980s due to TRICARE's refusal to recognize them?

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Mental health counselors.

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When was the original Code of Ethics for counselors introduced?

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1990.

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Define 'Professional Counseling Identity'.

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The unique characteristics and roles that define the profession of counseling, including ethical standards, practices, and professional development.

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What is the role of a Probation Officer?

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To supervise offenders placed on probation instead of serving time in prison, ensuring compliance with the terms of their probation.

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What is the purpose of the CACREP Standards?

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To establish guidelines for the preparation of professional counselors and ensure quality in counselor education programs.

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What is the significance of ethical practice standards in counseling?

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They provide a framework for ethical decision-making and professional conduct, ensuring the welfare of clients.

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What is the difference between a Prison Counselor and a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor?

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A Prison Counselor works within the correctional system to provide mental health support to inmates, while a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor focuses on helping individuals with disabilities achieve personal and professional goals.