WorksheetsCOUN 601 Powerpoint 2 Review
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is phrenology?
A modern psychological practice
An ancient practice of determining psychological traits from the shape of the head
A method of reading palms
A scientific method for diagnosing mental health
Why might someone be concerned about a counselor's abilities if they graduated from a non-CACREP accredited program?
Non-CACREP programs may not meet certain educational standards.
Non-CACREP programs are more expensive.
Non-CACREP programs are shorter in duration.
Non-CACREP programs are only available online.
According to Hippocrates, what was a suggested treatment for hysteria?
Exercise
Marriage
Meditation
Diet change
According to John Locke, how is the mind described in relation to ideas?
A vessel filled with innate ideas
A blank slate upon which ideas are generated
A complex network of pre-existing concepts
A divine source of knowledge
In which century did the professions of social work, psychology, and psychiatry originate?
17th century
18th century
19th century
20th century
How have social work, psychology, and psychiatry professions evolved over time?
They have merged into one field
They have maintained unique identities but moved toward similar theoretical orientations
They have completely diverged
They have become obsolete
Who established the Hull House in Chicago as part of the Settlement Movement?
Mary Richmond
Jane Addams
Dorothea Dix
Florence Nightingale
In what year was the National Association of Social Work (NASW) established?
1945
1955
1965
1975
What focus has become important for counselors due to social work's influence?
Financial planning
Advocacy and social justice
Technological advancements
Environmental awareness
Which Greek philosopher is considered the first "psychologist" and used objectivity and reason to study knowledge?
Plato
Hippocrates
Aristotle
Aquinas
Who were the first experimental psychologists in Europe to study differences and similarities in people?
William James and Sigmund Freud
Wundt and Galton
Binet and Charcot
Mesmer and Hall
Who developed the first comprehensive theory of psychotherapy?
Jean Martin Charcot
Sigmund Freud
James Cattell
Anton Mesmer
What type of therapies did the schools mentioned lead to?
Cognitive-behavioral and existential-humanistic therapies
Psychoanalytic and behavioral therapies
Humanistic and psychoanalytic therapies
Cognitive and psychoanalytic therapies
What did psychology provide that was crucial for the development of counseling and therapy?
Financial support
Comprehensive approaches
Legal frameworks
Technological tools
Which organization is considered the forerunner of the American Psychiatric Association (APA)?
National Institute of Mental Health
Assoc. of Medical Superintendents of Am. Institutions for Insane
American Psychological Association
World Health Organization
How might an illness be characterized in the context of psychiatry's influence on counseling?
As purely psychological
As a result of poor lifestyle choices
As potentially organic
As a temporary condition
Which movement in the 1800s was led by social workers and influenced the beginning of the counseling profession?
Industrial Revolution
Social Reform Movement
Civil Rights Movement
Women's Suffrage Movement
Who advocated for humanistic teaching methods in education during the 1800s?
Sigmund Freud
John Dewey
Carl Rogers
Jean Piaget
In the 1800s, social workers assisted which groups as part of their influence on the counseling profession?
Wealthy entrepreneurs
Political leaders
The poor and destitute
Military personnel
Which individual established vocational guidance in the Seattle school system?
Jesse Davis
Anna Reid
Eli Weaver
Frank Parsons
In which context did John Brewer suggest vocational guidance should be seen?
As a separate subject
In a "total educational context"
Only for higher education
As an extracurricular activity
What did the Wagner-O’Day Act establish?
Free vocational training
The U.S. Employment Services
Mandatory school counseling
National career fairs
If a train goes 200 yards in a sixth of a minute, how many feet does it go in a fifth of a second?
12 feet
15 feet
10 feet
8 feet
What significant event in education occurred in 1945?
The founding of the NASW
The end of WWII and college counseling
The establishment of AAMFC (later AAMFT)
The creation of Division 17 of APA
Which decade is associated with increased diversification in counseling approaches and expansion of services?
1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
In what year was the APGA's first ethical code established?
1963
1961
1965
1960
Which of the following was expanded during the 1960s according to the learning material?
ACA branches
NDEA
APGA ethical code
CACREP precursors
What was the purpose of the PL94-142: Education of All Handicapped Children Act?
To expand community mental health services.
To ensure education rights for individuals with learning disabilities.
To deinstitutionalize mental hospital patients.
To provide vocational rehab services for adults.
What was one of the first certifications for counselors developed by in the 1970s?
ACES
NACMHC
CORE
AMHCA
