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Cassandra's NCE Quiz

Total questions: 52

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Donaldson v O’Connor

a)

1975 - resulted indeinstitutionalizationof patients instate mental hospitals  

b)

2. Specification stage, ages 18-21

c)

Jean Esquirol

d)

deficiencies

2.

19th C pioneer - recognized that mental retardation was related to developmental deficiencies

a)

Jean Esquirol

b)

2. Specification stage, ages 18-21

c)

Super’s Theory of Vocational Choice – 1954

d)

deficiencies

3.

Super’s Theory of Vocational Choice – 1954

a)

2. Specification stage, ages 18-21

b)

Authentic

25-30

c)

Competition

5-7

d)

Ability

12-18

4.

if she had fixed dinner, I wouldn’t have hit her.

a)

Rationalization unconscious

b)

Over 40%

c)

preconcious mind

d)

Freud

5.

_______ of children are born to unmarried

women.

a)

Over 40%

b)

Freud’s idea of the preconcious mind

c)

hidden or forgotten memories

d)

forgotten memories

6.

refers to the broad categories of individuals

who may have special concerns and needs

or seek respect, representation, and development

in society. These categories include: racial, ethnic &

religious classifications, women, elderly, single-parent families, divorced, handicapped, gays and lesbians,

poor, children, and young adults.

a)

Cultural pluralism

b)

seek respect,

c)

representation

d)

and development

7.

Three Phases: Preconventional, Conventional, Postconventional 6 stages Not everyone progresses thru all 6

a)

Kholberg

6, 3

b)

everyone progresses thru all 6

c)

Internal validity

d)

External Validity

8.

Degree to which changes in DV are due to effects of IV Threats: history, selection, regression, testing, maturation, attrition, instrumentation, etc  External Validity

a)

testing, maturation, attrition, instrumentation,

b)

DV are due to effects of IV T

c)

Internal validity

d)

External Validity

9.

along with Theodore Simon, is credited with creating the

first intelligence test The year was 1905 and the test consisted of 30 items of increasing difficulty administered to discriminate normal from retarded Parisian children.

a)

Alfred Benet

b)

Eric Berne

c)

Gellat

d)

Freud

10.

Psychosocial Theory 8 stages Personality develops over time Neo-Freudian

a)

Erikson

b)

Freud

c)

Adler

d)

Super

11.

Who developed the law that states the consequences of a behavior determine the strength of the response connection?

a)

Edward Thorndike

b)

Maslow

c)

Maulsby

d)

O'Hara

12.

Shadow: dark; repressed, unacknowledged/accepted Anima: female traits that exist in collective unconscious of men Animus: male traits, present in the female unconscious

a)

Jung’s Analytic Psychology

b)

Adler

c)

Rogers

d)

Bow;by

13.

Attempts to answer Qs about HOW a bx or phenomenon occurs Descriptive, narrative, interviews, transcripts

a)

Qualitative Research

b)

narrative

c)

interviews

d)

transcripts

14.

Acting different than how you’re feeling getting fired but going home & taking kids out to dinner

a)

Reaction formation unconcious

b)

Sublimation

c)

Displacement

d)

Intellectualizer

15.

The median age of the U.S. population

is over 37-the oldest ever; non- Hispanic

Logotherapy

Victor Frankl: existentialism Man’s Search For Meaning Identify & seek meaning

a)

is over 37-the oldest ever; non- Hispanic

oldest group. Whites are the oldest group.

b)

Logotherapy

c)

Whites are the oldest group.

d)

Legos

16.

Sensorimotor stage 0-2

a)

Identify & seek meaning

b)

Object Permanence Use senses, reflexes, cause &effect

c)

Logotherapy

Victor Frankl: existentialism Man’s Search For Meaning Identify & seek meaning

d)

Victor Frankl

17.

Super’s Theory of Vocational Choice – 1954

a)

6. Readiness for retirement, age 55

b)

measured numerically. Results involve numbers, statistics

c)

Eduourd Seguin

d)

severely intellectually disabled

18.

Attempts to capture the relationship between things that can be measured numerically. Results involve numbers, statistics

a)

Quanitative

b)

Jain v State of Iowa

c)

Career development:

d)

Fantasy Tentative Realistic

19.

Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Section 504

a)

Prohibits discrimination of disabled ppl in access to services , opportunities , hiring / employment Includes the IDEA

b)

Jain v State of Iowa

c)

Fantasy Tentative Realistic

d)

Career development

20.

University didn’t have to tell parents of student’s suicide attempt

a)

Jain v State of Iowa

b)

Career development

c)

Fantasy Tentative Realistic

d)

Realistic

21.

Career development:

a)

Fantasy Tentative Realistic

b)

oral

Anal

c)

decline

d)

Pick something

22.

Mostly undeveloped at birth Includes: Left Hemisphere Right Hemisphere Corpus Callosum Cerebral Cortex

a)

Forebrain

b)

Hindbrain

c)

Defense

d)

Responses

23.

F M L A protects the ability yo take time away from work for family situations new parents, adoption, military, death,

a)

Family Medical Leave Act 1993

b)

parents, adoption, military, death

c)

death

d)

parents

24.

Kholberg Moral Dev

a)

1. Punishment / obedience 2. Naive Hedonism (behave to get what you want / be treated nicely back) 3. Good child-seek approval 4 . Law & order-rules & conformity 5. Democratic / social contract 6. Universal ethics

b)

Democratic

c)

Republican

d)

Independent

25.

____ of the population is over 65.

a)

14%

b)

50%

c)

25%

d)

75%

26.

17 – 20s, – plans for & establishes alternative career paths or backups. Development of personal values and gradually focus on their ideal career choice or option. Exploration stage – individual chooses their career path Crystallisation – focused on one particular career path Specification – commitment to a specific area of their career choice

a)

Ginzberg’s model: Realistic

b)

Race

c)

children engage in play

d)

imulating different jobs and careers

27.

Identity based on biological & genetic factors: appearance

a)

Race

b)

Ginzberg’s model: Fantasy

c)

Ipsative

d)

beginning of PE

28.

0 – 11– children engage in play, simulating different jobs and careers. Ginsberg believed that children first engage in play (dressing up for specific jobs) to later on during the _______ stage play out different actual jobs.

a)

Fantasy

b)

Ipsative

c)

assessments in formula/ implementation

d)

0 – 10

29.

applied the theory that intelligence is genetic to adopted children, expecting them to have IQ scores closer to their biological parents than to their adoptive parents. He believed that 80% of intelligence is inherited and only 20% is environmental.

a)

Arthur Jensen

b)

Victor Frankl

c)

L o g o t h e ra p y

d)

existential therapy

30.

L o g o t h e ra p y Type of existential therapy Tries to help people find meaning through: suffering, achievement, and creation

a)

Victor Frankl

b)

existential therapy

c)

suffering, achievement, and

d)

creation

31.

Sr. Francis Galton is recognized as the leading pioneer in the study of

a)

individual differences. He concluded that intelligence

was primarily genetic and had a normal distribution,

similar to height and weight.

b)

Super’s Theory of Vocational Choice – 1954

c)

5. Consolidation, age 35

d)

Super’s Theory of Vocational Choice – 1954

3. Implementation stage, ages 21-24

32.

Sr. Francis Galton is recognized as the leading pioneer in the study of

a)

individual differences. He concluded that intelligence

was primarily genetic and had a normal distribution,

similar to height and weight.

b)

Known for teaching the severely intellectually disabled

c)

Object Permanence Use senses, reflexes, cause &effect

d)

Edward Thorndike

33.

Piaget Sensorimotor

a)

0-2 object permance uses senses focus on the mouth

b)

ASVB

c)

aptitude

d)

Achievement test

34.

0-2 object permance uses senses focus on the mouth

a)

0-2 object permance uses senses focus on the mouth

b)

Career life rainbow

Super

c)

Career life rainbow

Super

d)

MBTI (Jung)

35.

Growth 0-14 Exploration 18-25 Establishment 30-40 maintenance 45-60 Disengagement 60-70

a)

Life roles that we play

b)

Disengagement 1-2

c)

Savickas contructist theory

Holistic Career counseling discovery of self concept

d)

Concept

36.

ASVB

a)

is aptitude

b)

Nce

c)

Nce

d)

Achievement test

37.

Nce

a)

Achievement test

b)

Aptitude Test

c)

Achievement Test

d)

Projective Test

38.

Kohlberg: Pre-conventional Morality level is the period when

a child is influenced by reward and punishment.

a)

punishment

b)

Morality

c)

reward and punishment

39.

__________ is best known for

psychotherapy method called client-centered therapy and for being one of the founders of humanistic psychology

a)

Carl Rogers

(Humanistic)

b)

humanistic psychology

c)

client-centered therapy

40.

NCC specialty counselor certification is also possible in

a)

National Certified School Counselor (NCSC).

Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CCMHC).

Master Addictions Counselor (MAC).

b)

School Counselor (NCSC).

c)

Certified Clinical Mental Health

41.

Piaget described the cognitive development of children using the key concepts of

a)

schemas, assimilation,

accommodation, equilibration.

b)

assimilation

c)

equilibration

42.

The Postconventional Morality Level is.

the period of self-accepted principles.

a)

Stage5 - Social Contract and Individual Rights, the person begins to think about what makes a good society and what any society should value A

b)

In Stage 6 - Universal Principles, the person has a concern for justice and its impartial application to everyone B

c)

A & B

43.

Piaget was a ______________

a)

genetic epistemologist

b)

Existentialist

c)

Humanistic

44.

Human growth and development changes are viewed as:

a)

mechanistic, which places behaviors in common groups, such as instinctual or reflexive

b)

Unimportant

c)

Behavioristic

45.

best-known for his influence on behavior. He also referred to his own philosophy as 'radical behaviorism' and suggested that the concept of free will was simply an illusion. All human action, he instead believed, was the direct result of conditioning

a)

B.F. Skinner psychologist

b)

Adler

c)

Maultsby

46.

John Locke's ______ is philosophy that a child is born with an

is born with an unformed mind that develops through experience. This is sometimes referred to as a

"blank slate.

a)

Tabula rasa

b)

Behavior technique

c)

Obla gotta

47.

John Locke's Tabula rasa is philosophy that a child is born with an

with an unformed mind that develops through experience. This is sometimes referred to as a

"blank slate.

a)

"blank slate.

b)

Tabula develops through experiencerasa

c)

philosophy

48.

___________ the smooth transition of a person from one stage of development to the next.

a)

Plasticity

b)

Foam

c)

Liquid

49.

Human growth and development changes are viewed as:

a)

quantitative, in which measurable changes occur such as in intellectual development;

b)

Domesticated

c)

Managed

50.

1962--Gilbert Wrenn published __________ emphasizing counseling as a profession focused on developmental needs

a)

The Counselor in A Changing World

b)

Stop in the name of Love

c)

His own assessment to measure grief

51.

1962--Gilbert Wrenn published

The Counselor in A Changing World emphasizing ______________

a)

counseling as a profession focused on developmental needs

b)

This is a Man's World

c)

Learning styles

52.

When did Gilbert Wrenn publish

The Counselor in A Changing World emphasizing counseling as a profession focused on developmental needs

a)

1969

b)

1975

c)

1995

d)

1962