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Introduction to counselling review quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

The main purpose of counselling is

a)

Telling clients how others are doing better than them.

b)

Assisting clients to find solutions to their problems.

c)

Always providing instant solution to client's problems.

d)

None of the above.

2.

Nature of counselling is a

a)

collaborative relationship

b)

client driven process

c)

counsellor driven process

d)

paid 'friendship'

3.

What is counseling?

a)

A very hard subject

b)

Where we talk about how to handle life's situations/emotions

c)

The best thing since slice bread

d)

A different name for math

4.

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

a)

Someone is hurting you

b)

You want to hurt yourself

c)

You are hurting someone else

d)

All of the above

5.

Seeking counseling services means that I have a mental illness.

a)

Fact

b)

Myth

6.

An individual comes to you to just vent their problems as there is no one else to listen or be their support in their lives. Ideally, as a counselling psychologist, what should you do?

a)

Just listen to them talking in every session because that is what they want

b)

Tell them to find someone else to talk about their issues

c)

Help them with holistic wellbeing goals and work towards it

d)

Listen and agree to everything they say as support

7.

Who is considered the father of counselling psychology?

a)

Alfred Adler

b)

Sigmund Freud

c)

Carl Rogers

d)

Carl Jung

8.

What impact did World War 1 have on the timeline of counselling psychology?

a)

Psychological testing was made accessible to civilians

b)

Psychological tactics got involved in war strategies

c)

American Counselling Association was formed

d)

Psychologists from Germany migrated to other parts of Europe

9.

Maslow, Rogers and May emphasised on counselling to be rooted in ________________ values

a)

Behavioural

b)

Psychoanalytic

c)

Humanistic

d)

Spiritual

10.

Counselling goals and approach to reaching the goals are decided by

a)

The Counsellor

b)

The Counselee

c)

Collaborative agreement of the counsellor and counselee

d)

Someone outside of the counselling setting