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Introduction to Counseling Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

The main purpose of counselling is

a)

Tell others how to better their life.

b)

Assist clients to find solutions to their problems

c)

Always provide answer to client's problems.

d)

None of the above.

2.

Setting the goals of counseling

a)

Is primarily the client's responsibility.

b)

Is primarily the counselor's responsibility.

c)

Is a collaborative effort of the client and counselor.

d)

Can just emerge in the counseling process.

3.

A person's early experiences are

a)

Not important materials in counseling or therapy

b)

Determinants of the person's present adjustments.

c)

Experience that must be explored in counseling or therapy.

d)

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

4.

Counseling focuses on

a)

What clients are thinking.

b)

What clients are feeling.

c)

What clients are doing.

d)

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

5.

Sigmund Freud is the proponent of

a)

Cognitive theory of counselling.

b)

Gestalt theory of counselling.

c)

Individual theory of counselling.

d)

Psychoanalytic theory of counselling.

6.

Alfred Adler is the proponent of

a)

Cognitive theory of counselling.

b)

Gestalt theory of counselling.

c)

Individual theory of counselling.

d)

Psychoanalytic theory of counselling.

7.

Albert Ellis is the proponent of

a)

Cognitive theory of counselling.

b)

Psychoanalytic theory of counselling.

c)

Individual theory of counselling

d)

Gestalt theory of counselling.

8.

The following are Freudian concepts except

a)

Latency stage

b)

Stage of Identity

c)

Dream analysis

d)

Rationalization

9.

Collective unconscious is associated with

a)

Alfred Adler

b)

Abraham Maslow

c)

Carl Jung

d)

Carl Rogers

10.

Analysis of lifestyle is a concept associated with

a)

Humanistic Theory

b)

Individual Theory

c)

Person Centered Theory

d)

Psychoanalytic Theory