Counseling as a Discipline

What basic principles of Counseling is this:

The counselor should give due regard to the rights of the client.

• Principle of Acceptance

• Principle of Learning

• Principle of Permissiveness

What basic principles of Counseling is this:

All the assumptions of counseling accept the presence of learning-elements in the entire process.

• Principle of Thinking with the Individual

• Principle of Learning

• Principle of Respect for the Individual

What basic principles of Counseling is this:

It is the role of the counselor to put him/herself in the shoes of the counselee in order to analyze his/her thoughts.

• Principle of Thinking with the Individual

• Principle of Learning

• Principle of Consistency with Ideals of Democracy

What type of Counseling is this:

It focuses on teaching the client.

• Preventive

• Depth

• Educative

What type of Counseling is this:

It seeks to point out to the client his/her actions.

• Confrontational

• Depth

• Spiritual

What type of Counseling is this:

The goal is not to create a chronic dependency upon the counselor, but to gain strength and the resources to cope.

• Confrontational

• Supportive

• Spiritual

What type of Counseling is this:

It is a long-term relationship in which deep seated problems of the counselee are uncovered and dealt with in detail.

• Confrontational

• Supportive

• Depth

What goal of Counseling is this:

The client is assisted in meeting or advancing his/her anticipated human growth.

• Developmental

• Preventive

• Remedial

What goal of Counseling is this:

It is used when clients need help in recognizing that what they are doing, thinking and/or feeling is okay.

• Developmental

• Enhancement

• Reinforcement

What goal of Counseling is this:

The counselor helps the client avoid some undesired outcome/s.

• Developmental

• Preventive

• Reinforcement