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WorksheetsDisability counselling
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 30mins
Lev Vygotsky's theory of human cognition and learning emphasizes which of the following concepts?
the role of trial and error in learning
learning as a conditioned response to external stimuli
the role of social interaction in learning
learning as a process that unfolds in a sequence of stages
Rahi went to a counsellor for her vocational issue so which counselling method will be best used by the counsellor;
Client-centered
Direction
Non-directive
Directive
Rahi went to a counsellor for her vocational issue so which counselling method will be best used by the counsellor;
Client-centered
Direction
Non-directive
Directive
Informal counselling is done by;
Teacher
Friend
Certified counsellor
Lawyer
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?
Transference
Barriers to listening
Microaggressions
Barriers to speaking
Directive approach of Counseling also called as
Psychoanalytic theory
Psychological theory
Client centered theory
Who proposed the client centered approach?
Freud
Rogers
Adler
It is mainly oriented towards helping students to improve their study habits, improve their adjustments in school, reducing stress, etc.
The counselling service
The placement service
The remedial service
The follow-up service
Which is known as prescriptive counselling?
Directive Counselling Approach
Nondirective Counselling Approach
Eclectic Counselling Approach
All of the above
Elements of counselling
Rapport
Communication
Qualification
Confidence
Personality development
Chief Exponent of Directive counselling
Ruth strong
E G Williamson
Jamesworth
Carl Rogers
In Directive counselling Counsellor will be
More Active
Passive
Neutral
Less active
In directive counselling responsibility of solving problems belongs to
Counselee
Counsellor
Parents
Fate
In directive counselling the focal point is
Interview
Problem
Person
counsellor
Emotional aspect of problem can be solved by
Directive Counselling
Non-Directive Counselling
Eclectic approach
Prayers
Chief Exponent of Non-Directive Counselling
Sigmund freud
E G Williamson
Ruth strong
Carl Rogers
Non-directive counselling entirely revolves around
Counsellor
Problem
Counselee
Interview
Non-directive counselling is
Time saving Process
Slow and Time consuming process
Suitable for Solving Intellectual problems
Consellor centered
_______fails to collect more information about the counselee
Directive Counselling Approach
Non-directive counselling Approach
Eclectic Approach
Chief Exponent of Eclectic approach in counselling
William hamsworth
Sigmund Freud
F c Thorne
Williamson
Counselors are responsible for...
Keeping your information private.
Listening to you.
Reserving judgment.
All of the above.
What step is happening in initial disclosure of counselling?
Counsellor finalises the decision
Counsellee takes the decision
Building relationship between counsellor & counsellee
Raising too many questions
Prognosis in directive counselling helps in understanding about counsellee’s;
Past
Present
Past and future
Future
The counselling type in which the treatment can be modified to suit individual needs;
Eclectic counselling
Client‐centered counselling
Directive counselling
Counsellor-centered counselling
Constructive confrontation takes place in which stage of counselling?
Discussion level
Commitment to Action
In-depth Exploration
Initial disclosure
In which counselling the counsellor creates an atmosphere in which the client work out his own understanding to solve the problem?
Client-centered counselling
Counsellor-centered counselling
Self counselling
Directive counselling
Nature of counselling is a
collaborative relationship
client driven process
counsellor driven process
paid 'friendship'
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 COUNSELLOR, what should you do?
Just listen to them talking in every session because that is what they want
Tell them to find someone else to talk about their issues
Help them with holistic wellbeing goals and work towards it
Listen and agree to everything they say as support
Which of these is NOT a key skills of counselling?
Body Language
Paraphrasing
Apathetic Response
Note Taking
Active listening...
is deliberate, it is aimed at helping, or with a view to be helpful, unlike everyday conversations.
involves mainly one person responding to the other, therefore it’s less interactive, there is less mutual sharing.
involves a conscious ‘putting to one side’ of you own preoccupations and using your self awareness.
All of the above
Which technique is proposed by Egan
SOLAR
SOLUR
SOLER
SOLOR
Open ended questions
should be used frequently by the counsellor
should be used only once a day by the counsellor
should be used seldom by the counsellor
should never be used by the counsellor
Psychoanalysis approach of counselling was originated by
Joseph Wolpe
Carl Rogers
Sigmund Freud
None of the above
The main purpose of counselling is
Telling clients how others are doing better than them.
Assisting clients to find solutions to their problems.
Always providing instant solution to client's problems.
None of the above.
Nature of counselling is a
collaborative relationship
client driven process
counsellor driven process
paid 'friendship'
Everything you say to the counselor is confidential unless...
Someone is hurting you
You want to hurt yourself
You are hurting someone else
All of the above
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 counsellor, what should you do?
Just listen to them talking in every session because that is what they want
Tell them to find someone else to talk about their issues
Help them with holistic wellbeing goals and work towards it
Listen and agree to everything they say as support
Empathising and connecting with our trainees are part of our
Relational Mindset
Engagement Mindset
Positivity Mindset
Enrichment Mindset
The counselling stages that can be applied to the Trainees at Entry are
Problem Solving
Relationship building
Exploration and Understanding
Termination
Clients are helped to own up their problem at this stage of counselling
Attending
Responding
Personalising
Initiating
Creating an environment of acceptance and trust to establish a positive relationship in counselling is related to
Empathy
Unconditional Positive Regard
Genuineness
Rapport
The statement by the client, "You finish my sentence for me" is an example of
Empathic Listening
Non-empathic listening
True or False: Counselling Relationships are contractual
True
False
What is Projection?
not being able to recall a threatening situation, person, or event
the redirection of an impulse (usually aggression) onto a powerless substitute target.
when an individual attributes unwanted thoughts, feelings and motives onto another person
responding by refusing to perceive it or by denying that it exist.
The phrase "What is said here, stays here" explains the term...
Confusion
Consequence
Condensation
Confidentiality
Counselling involves...______
Involves listening.
Exchange and support.
Empower others.
All the above.
Which of the following statement does not show the role of a counselor?
To guide you on how to reach your goals and deal with problems.
Gives support when you feel lost and lonely.
To teach you on how to reduce your stress.
Provides a quick solution to all of your problems.
The counsellor must demonstrate ............... towards the client at all times.
contempt
anger
empathy
A counsellor should not .................... their client.
appreciate
encourage
judge
empathize
Counselling services are suitable for..........................
children
adoloscents
adults
all
only b and c
The counselling stages that can be applied to the Trainees at Entry are
Problem Solving
Relationship building
Exploration and Understanding
Termination
