Services that are organized to familiarize the students with the new surroundings and there by adapt themselves and make necessary adjustments is

Directive approach of Counseling also called as

Vocational guidance is provided to

Who proposed the client centered approach?

It has to be given to students to face the situations bodly and confidently, to enable them to adjust to the situations which they cannot change.

It is a method of recording and providing meaningful, significant and comprehensive information about an individual over a year.

Which is known as prescriptive counselling?

Which types of guidance services is given to students who are having undesirable practices. It has to be provided to keep them in track and lead a noble lives.

__________ is the important part of Guidance.

Informal counselling is done by;

Rahi went to a counsellor for her vocational issue so which counselling method will be best used by the counsellor;

What step is happening in initial disclosure of counselling?

Prognosis in directive counselling helps in understanding about counsellee’s;

The counselling type in which the treatment can be modified to suit individual needs;

F. C. Thorne was the supporter of;

Constructive confrontation takes place in which stage of counselling?

counselling is;

In which counselling the counsellor creates an atmosphere in which the client work out his own understanding to solve the problem?

__________ is the important part of Guidance.

Judging and evaluating the client’s message; distractions around the room; temptation to ask about missing information and; putting pressure on yourself to fix the problem.

These are all examples of what?

Which of the following is NOT a foundational principle of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy?

Exposure therapy can be used for:

1. Specific phobias

2. Anxiety

3. Prolonged grief

4. PTSD

According to Cormier, why is self-disclosure helpful in a counselling session?

In Mindfulness-Based CBT, labelling unwanted emotions as ‘problems’ and endeavouring to get rid of them is an example of:

When a person is highly resistant to direction and feels the need to preserve a sense of personal freedom in counselling, this is known as:

You decide to complete a Functional Behaviour Analysis of a student. You work with the class teacher to identify the possible triggers of the behaviour. This is known as an:

Which is NOT a category of distorted automatic thoughts?

When a client is encouraged to perceive their experience in a more positive fashion, this is known as:

Which of the following is NOT an area that Ivey and Ivey (2003) have identified for a counsellor to focus on in the counselling session to bring about broader perspectives and potential solutions.

What the meaning of arts of listening?

How many types of listening in counselling?

Discriminative listening is the first form of listening to humans develop as ....................

Requires basic language skills and vocabulary to understand what is being communicated through a speaker’s words.

Informational listening is the type of listening to people use when they are ..................

Refer to small signals that will let the speaker know we are listening and understanding.

Concept use in immediacy.

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Empathising and connecting with our trainees are part of our

A rich classroom environment mindset is linked to academic optimism

Clients are helped to own up their problem at this stage of counselling

Creating an environment of acceptance and trust to establish a positive relationship in counselling is related to

An empathic counsellor would feel for the client

The statement by the client, "You finish my sentence for me" is an example of

You notice that lately you have become so sluggish. You have lots of assignments and task to do, but you do not know where to start and end up doing nothing. The following answers are the alternatives that you can do, except:

Mee Chee complains to you about stress and she wants to talk to the counselor. But, she does not know how to set an appointment. What should you advise her?

Where is the counselling room of Tunku Abdul Rahman University College Johor Branch Campus located?

You are having a problem with your classmates. You start to feel that you cannot fit in this campus life. You want to give up and stop studying. What is the first action that should you do?

Kai Xuan is feeling down. She has a problem to understand the lecture in class, and afraid to ask directly to the lecturer. She keeps asking questions to you, but she still failed to understand many things. This problem continues for about a month since the semester started. As a friend, you can give one of these suggestions, except:

Which of the following statement does not show the role of a counselor?

Danial, Lisa, Wei Qing and Trisha share the same problem which is low self-esteem. They decided to request for a counselling service. Which service is the most suitable for four of them?

1. A specialized service whose primary concern is with the individual and to help them to solve their problems.

Services that are organized to familiarize the students with the new surroundings and there by adapt themselves and make necessary adjustments is

What are the functions of guidance and counselling?

It is a method of recording and providing meaningful, significant and comprehensive information about an individual over a year.

Detailed observation of one child is usually for the purpose of comparison with other data already at hand, and to determine the kinds of situations in which he has difficulty.

This is a means of keeping readily available permanent data about a child. These data in themselves are likely to aid the teacher in appraising the child’s assets and liabilities. The record can also serve as a source of new knowledge if an analysis of the meaningful relationships among the different items is made.

It is the most comprehensive of all methods of special inquiry for use with maladjusted children or with those who exhibit unusual but undeveloped abilities.

These are frequently called self-report blanks, adjustments questionnaires, or inventories. It is impossible to differentiate them clearly from ‘tests’ designed to measure such personality traits as introversion, self-confidence, etc., since most, if not all, aspects of personality are related to adjustment. The purpose of adjustment schedules is to estimate an individual’s degree of adjustment or maladjustment.

Counselors are responsible for...

Open ended questions

Psychoanalysis approach of counselling was originated by

Percentage of students who demonstrate conflict resolution skills is an example of __________.

My school counselor can help with...

It is mainly oriented towards helping students to improve their study habits, improve their adjustments in school, reducing stress, etc.

What is counseling?

Counselling is a place to talk about

Everything you say to the counselor is confidential unless...

The phrase "What is said here, stays here" explains the term...

Counselling involves...______

Reasons to see a counsellor

The counsellor must demonstrate ............... towards the client at all times.

A counsellor should not .................... their client.

What is counseling?

Myth on counseling.

Process of counseling.

Personal trait you should have as a helper.

Key points of 'active listening'.

Helping listening behavior includes

"Tadi pakcik ada cakap.." is a type of reflecting skill. But which type?

"How do you feel with your vision now?". What type of question is that?

You used this type of question to get a specific information.

Problem with active or emphatic listening.

Which of these are active listening skill

Reflecting skills include

Which of these are advanced counselling skills

When to use advanced empathy

Probing questions

Proses transfer pengalaman kepada seseorang, biasanya dari senior ke yunior, fokus pada bidang tertentu. disebut:

Are relationship key to personal and healthy development?

As a professional you have no limitations and require no support

Which is a way to promote positive relationships?

You should tell information given sessions

Can you self refer for mental health issues

contracting and consultation must be in person

Challenging another person over a discrepancy or disagreement is ...

Essential to nurturing feelings, making connections, enabling client process and engaging with emotions is.....

Key strategies to expand wider thinking

What office hour sessions would you be most interested in for mindfulness?

What office hour sessions would you be most interested in for careers?

What office hour sessions would you be most interested in for academics?

Which of these roles rely on the participant being told an answer?

Which of these roles rely on the participant being guided towards an answer?

Which of these requires no specialist knowledge (either of the participant or the subject)?

A coach should be able to give their opinion where applicable.

Which of these would be the best location for a coaching conversation? Bonus point if you can justify your answer.

Our preferences define who we are and should be taken into consideration at all times.

Which is the most frequently interpreted form of communication?

When accountability becomes an issue, make sure that...

How often should you monitor your coachees and the evidence they need?

What discipline of Applied Social Science is a relationship characterized by the application of psychological theories ?

which of the following in NOT a key points in doing counseling?

It refers to a person who are professionally trained and certified to perform counseling?

It is considered heart of the Guidance services in schools.

What branch of psychology that deals with design, administration, and interpretation of intelligence, aptitude, and personality traits?

what branch of general medicine that deals with treatment of mental disorders/disease?

what factor in the context of counseling refers to the expectations and attitude of the client?

It refers to the personality, skills, and personal qualities of a counselor and choice of counseling methods

It refers to the environment and atmosphere of counseling area.

What context of counseling refers to interaction between family and neighborhood as immediate context are also important to consider?

What context of counseling refers to set of procedures, rules, expectation, experience and a way of monitoring progress and determining result in any therapeutic approach?

which of the following is not a core values of counseling?

Which of the following is not a principles of counseling?