How Well Do You Know Counselling Psychology?
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Counselling psychology can be referred to as a specialty within professional psychology that focuses on individual relationship (personal and interpersonal functioning) across an entire life. Essentially, you talk to psychologists who will focus on emotional, social, vocational, and educational areas (amongst others).
- 1.Which of these is not a scope of counselling psychology?
- A.
Career development and counselling
- B.
Prevention and Health
- C.
Career development
- D.
Mental intelligence studies
- 2.Where is the origin of the term, 'counseling'?
- A.
Canada
- B.
Australia
- C.
Britain
- D.
America
- 3.In America, what was the cause of counseling psychology?
- A.
American civil war
- B.
World War 2
- C.
World War 1
- D.
The Indian Invasion
- 4.Which of these is not a common topic in counselling psychology?
- A.
Intelligence measurement
- B.
Cultural variables
- C.
Client variables
- D.
Therapist variables
- 5.In therapy, which of these variables isn't important?
- A.
Therapy effectiveness
- B.
Theoretical orientation
- C.
Behaviour
- D.
Therapist techniques
- 6.In how many parts is counselling relationship studied?
- A.
3 parts
- B.
2 parts
- C.
4 parts
- D.
5 parts
- 7.Which of these is a disorder specific measure?
- A.
Chance Inventory
- B.
Total Depression Inventory
- C.
Likert Inventory
- D.
Beck Depression Inventory
- 8.As of June 2018, which country has the highest number of counselling psychology journals?
- A.
Austria
- B.
United Kingdom
- C.
United States
- D.
Australia
- 9.How many works (environment types) was postulated by John Holland?
- A.
Six types
- B.
Seven types
- C.
Five types
- D.
Three types
- 10.Which of the following psychologists didn't postulate the Social Cognitive Career Theory (SCCT)?
- A.
Steven D. Brown
- B.
Robert D. Lent
- C.
Andrew Lewis
- D.
Gail Hackett
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