Introduction to Counseling Quiz

The main purpose of counselling is

• Tell others how to better their life.

• Assist clients to find solutions to their problems

• Always provide answer to client's problems.

• None of the above.

Setting the goals of counseling

• Is primarily the client's responsibility.

• Is primarily the counselor's responsibility.

• Is a collaborative effort of the client and counselor.

• Can just emerge in the counseling process.

A person's early experiences are

• Not important materials in counseling or therapy

• Determinants of the person's present adjustments.

• Experience that must be explored in counseling or therapy.

• Of interest but not of much significance for who one is now.

Counseling focuses on

• What clients are thinking.

• What clients are feeling.

• What clients are doing.

• a. All of the above on certain stages of the counselling process.

Sigmund Freud is the proponent of

• Cognitive theory of counselling.

• Gestalt theory of counselling.

• Individual theory of counselling.

• Psychoanalytic theory of counselling.

Alfred Adler is the proponent of

• Cognitive theory of counselling.

• Gestalt theory of counselling.

• Individual theory of counselling.

• Psychoanalytic theory of counselling.

Albert Ellis is the proponent of

• Cognitive theory of counselling.

• Psychoanalytic theory of counselling.

• Individual theory of counselling

• Gestalt theory of counselling.

The following are Freudian concepts except

• Latency stage

• Stage of Identity

• Dream analysis

• Rationalization

Collective unconscious is associated with

• Alfred Adler

• Abraham Maslow

• Carl Jung

• Carl Rogers

Analysis of lifestyle is a concept associated with

• Humanistic Theory

• Individual Theory

• Person Centered Theory

• Psychoanalytic Theory