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| Studied friendship w/i children and came up with the "good me" and "bad me" differences. |
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| Maslow's needs in order from high to low |
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| self-actualization, self-esteem, belongingness and love, safety, physiological |
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| Rogers believed what can cause a client problems with self-concept? |
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| When self-concept doesn't match ideal self. |
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| Joseph Wolpe believed neurotic behavior is due to _______ |
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| Harlow found that food was... |
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| neither necessary or enough to establish attachment |
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| Existentialists believe anxiety is... |
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| neurotic and the result of faulty learning |
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| _______ based his parent education program STEP on Adlerian principles |
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| Kubler-Ross's stages of grief |
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| denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance |
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| Holland felt that there should be a congruence between _______ and ________ |
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| personality types and environment |
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realistic, investigative, artistic, social, enterprising, and conventional
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| What two career tests is associated with Holland's theory |
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| Super's career theory (is/is not) developmental |
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| Super's career maturity stages are |
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| growth, exploratory, establishment, maintenance, decline |
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| Gottfredson's career theory is called |
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| Circumscription and compromise |
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| Gottfredson's career theory (is/ is not) developmental |
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| Gottfredson believed career aspirations are attempts to implement one's _____ |
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| Gottfredson believed one's career/job should be congruent w/ one's |
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| Gottfredson's cognitive maps that are factors in career choice in order of most important to least... |
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masculinity/femininity of job
prestige
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| Gottfredson's 4 stages of career maturity are |
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orientation to size and power 3-5
sex roles 6-8
social valuation 9-13
internal unique self 14+ |
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| Krumboltz based his learning theory on... |
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| Krumboltz theory is a learning theory and his specific theory is called |
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| Krumboltz's 4 factors of career decision making are |
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*genetic endowment and special abilities
*environmental conditions and events
*learning experiences
*task approach skills |
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| Career beliefs inventory is associated with what theorist |
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| rewards and punishments in career theory is associated w/ |
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| Status attainment theory maintains that career choice is dependent on |
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| family status and cognitive variables combine thru social-psychological processes |
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| The Social-Cognitive Perspective of career theory is associated w/ |
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| Social-Cognitive perspective says _______ is critical |
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| self-efficacy (personal performance accomplishments, physiological states, vicarious learning, social persuasion, and reactions) |
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| Cognitive Information Processing in career is assoc. w/ |
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| Career Thoughts Inventory is assoc/ w/ what theory |
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| Cognitive Information Processing |
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| What is important in career choice in the Cognitive Information Processing theory? |
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| Self-knowledge and knowledge about careers |
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| Ginzberg et al.'s theory of career (is/ is not) developmental |
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| What are Ginzberg et al.'s stages of career development |
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fantasy 6-11
tentative 11-17
realistic 17+ |
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| Fields and levels in career theory is assoc. w/ |
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semi-professional and managerial
skilled
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| Service, business contact, managerial, general culture, arts and entertainment, technical, outdoor, sciences (last 3 are non-person fields) |
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| Tiedeman's decision making model believes career development occurred as part of... |
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| cognitive development as one resolved ego-relevant crises |
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| Cognitive Information Processing in career empasizes |
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| cognitions, information, and problem solving |
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| Cognitive Information Processing steps are... CASVE |
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C ommunication
A nalysis
S ynthesis
V aluing
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| Gelatt-decision making process includes... |
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*recognize a need to make a decision
*collect data and look @ course of action
*examine outcomes and probability
*attend to your value system
*evaluate and choose |
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| Crites' model of career counseling takes what thoeries into consideration |
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| client-centered, Trait and Factor, and behavioral |
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| Crites' model includes what steps of problem solving |
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differential-what are the problems
dynamics-why have the problems occurred
decisional-how are the problems being dealt w/ |
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| Career maturity is associated w/ |
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| identify the general category, division, and group of occupations |
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Work Adjustment Theory
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| external indicator derived from sources other than thru the worker's own self-appraisal |
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Work Adjustment Theory
Satisfaction |
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| worker's appraisal of extent to which the work environment fulfills his requirements |
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| Career guidance is defined as |
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| developmental and educational process |
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| Career counseling is defined as |
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| a therapeutic service to adults |
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| Trait-Factor approach (is/ is not) developmental |
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| Ann Roe's approach entails _______ |
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| Maslow's hierarchy of needs and the unconscious |
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| Rorschach and TAT are associated w/ what career theorist |
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| _____ believes career choice is influenced by genetics, parent child interactions, unconditioned motivators, current needs, interests, education, and intelligence |
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| ____ believes difficulties related to job choice are indicative of neurotic symptoms |
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| Bordin's career approach (does/ does not) encompass the unconscious |
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| _________ took sublimation into affect in career choice |
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| TAT and "needs press" theory were developed by |
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| ____ developed a personality approach to career based on Henry Murray's TAT and needs press theory |
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middle 3- transfer of skills
last three- alpha of titles |
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| reliving in the imagination the original experience, the emotions were also relived |
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ages of Freud's stages
oral
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| lifestyle is emphasized by what theorist |
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| Adler's lifestyle is defined as... |
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| the unique way in which each of us seeks to overcome feelings of inferiority and to achieve our goals |
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| imagined central goal that guides our behavior |
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| Adler's exploration/analysis entails... |
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lifestyle analysis
family constellation and birth order
dreams
earliest recollection
priorities and ways of behaving
summarizing of findings |
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acting as if
avoiding the tar baby
catching oneself
pushing the button
spitting in client's soup
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| catharsis is emphasized and first explored by |
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| Jung's conscious mind consists of |
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| ego, persona, attitudes and functions |
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| Jung's unconscious mind consists of |
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collective unconscious: self, archetypes(anima/animus), image, myths, symbols
personal unconscious: repressed or forgotten memories, complexes, archetypes (shadow) |
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| What theorist believed in the drive for superiority? |
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| Horney's three styles of relating to others... |
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moving toward people
moving against people
moving away from people |
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| Transactional Analysis, Parent, Child, and Adult states, and lifescripts are assoc. w/ |
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| being present, being in the world |
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| Self-actualization is emphasized by what theorists |
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| Existentialists, Gestaltists |
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figure-ground
ego boundary
here and now
dreams
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| Systematic desensitization and SUDS assoc w/ |
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| Freud's most controversial topic |
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| Freud's most important concept |
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| basic, subtractive, additive |
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| Counselor's self-image is can be influenced by... |
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| competence, power, and intimacy |
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| Rogers believed that people are basically (good/bad) and we move towards_____ and _______ |
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good
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| Messages learned about self in childhood determines whether the person is good or bad is emphasized by |
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| Freud believed people are deterministic which means |
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| people are controlled by biological constructs; are unsocialized, irrational; driven by unconscious forces |
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| ______ believed people have cultural propensity to think in a disturbed manner but can be taught |
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| Fritz Perls believed people are (good/bad) |
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| Adler believed man is basically (good/bad) |
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| _____ believes people strive to meet basic physiological needs and the need to be worthwhile to self and others:Brain is control center |
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| _____ believed man strives for individuation or sense of self-fullfillment |
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| Skinner believed people are basically (good/bad) |
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| neither; we are controlled via environmental stimuli and reinforcement |
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| Person produces and is a product of conditioning assoc. w/ |
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| decade of peak competition between the different schools of thought in counseling |
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| unexpressed emotions are unfinished business assoc. w/ |
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| doing to yourself what you'd rather due to someone else |
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| Gestalt's 5 layers of Onion |
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| phony, phobic, impasse, implosive, explosive |
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| Rackets-(Transactional Analysis) |
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| after a "game" unpleasant feelings are called rackets |
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| When the past is discussed in Reality Therapy, the focus is on ____________ |
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| philosophy of being and existing |
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| analytic psychology is also called |
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| Failure to meet needs results in a mental illness assoc w/ what theory |
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| reality (what not why questions) |
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| Treatment goal in Person Centered therapy is for |
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| a fully functioning person |
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| forming, norming, storming, performing, adjourning |
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| was beginning of modern group work period |
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| WWII and 1940's (T-groups were formed) |
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| in groups ____ is most important trait |
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American Society for Group Psychotherapy and Psychodrama
American Group Psychotherapy Association |
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| Yalom's leadership styles |
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| Impersonals, managers, laissez-faires, social engineers, energizers, providers(most important) |
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| attractive examiner or same color examiner |
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| multiple choice also called |
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| based on the individual (for example: "Mr J's anxiety is improving) |
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| Any trait you cannot "directly" measure or observe can be considered a ________ |
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| ___________ believed that intelligence was normally distributed and primarily genetic (unitary) |
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| Stanford-Binet's IQ formula has been replaced by |
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| Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence |
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| Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (16+) |
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| Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children |
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| Merrill-Palmer Scale of Mental Tests |
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| Intelligence test for infants |
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| John Ertl measured intelligence by |
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| analyzing neural efficiency w/ a computer, strobe light, and an electrode helmet |
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| Mental Measurements Yearbook developed by |
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| General Aptitude Test Battery |
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| Increase test:______ reliability |
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| Experiment considered ex-post facto, IV can't be manipulated, pre-existing groups |
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| interpret results in the simplest way |
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| Lowering significance level ______ type I errors and ______ type II errors |
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| Increase sample size ____ Type I errors and _____ type II errors |
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| If pre-testing has an influence use the |
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| Solomon four group design |
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| subjects strive to prove that an experimental treatment that could threaten their livelihood really isn't all that effective |
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| 2 or more independent variables |
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| survey needs _% return rate |
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| if subjects knew or were given more attention, their performance improves |
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| Association for Assessment in Counseling and Education |
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| begins @ real world, practical level |
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| cues, information, knowledge, even rumors the subject has heard about hte experiment which are likely to influence his/her performance |
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| 1st professional counseling association |
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| National Vocational Guidance Association |
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| Counseling formally coming into its own |
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| professional research and theories blossoming |
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| Counseling obtains professional status |
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relationship established
counselor's conduct below level of care
conduct was injurous to client
actual injury was sustained |
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| Confidentiality is a ___ matter |
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| AACD became _____ in 1992 |
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| Certified Rehabilitation Counselor |
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| Counseling became popular w/ publication of |
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| Workbook in Vocation by Proctor, Benefield, and Wrenn |
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| 1960's publication of Wrenn's book _________ urged counselors to focus on development |
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| Counselor in a Changing World |
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| Ackerman assoc w/ _____ school of theory |
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| Psychodynamic family therapy the therapist is |
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| a blank screen to project onto |
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| Walter Kempler associated with what experiential therapy with families |
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| Confrontation is important in ____ Family therapy |
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| Greenberg and Johnson belong to the ____ Family Therapy |
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| joining w/ family (mimicking their roles and customs) |
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| Jay Haley and Cloe Madanes assoc w/ |
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| ____ family therapy uses paradoxical interventions |
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| What is the goal of Strategic Family Therapy |
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| pioneer of cybernetics is |
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| ability of the family o balance stability |
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| family's ability to change |
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| psychology of the absurd assoc w/ |
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| Premack's intervention w/ families is that |
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| a family member must complete an unpleasant task before a pleasant one |
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| Reciprocity in family therapy (couple therapy) |
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| two people will reinforce each other at about the same level over time or marital discord may result |
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| in psychoanalytic family therapy an object is... |
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| a significant other w/ whom a child (or other individual) wishes to bond |
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1st order-superficial
2nd order-is desirable |
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| consultant or supervisory team that sends messages to Therapist or family |
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| that it might be best not to change |
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| when a helper accepts the client's predicament and then exaggerates the condition |
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| Family therapies best used w/ African Americans |
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| Bowenian, Structural, Haley's Strategic |
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| Family therapies best used w/ Asian Americans |
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| Family therapies best used w/ Hispanic Americans |
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| 2 members at different levels of family's hierarchy team against another |
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| Family therapist considered atheoretical |
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| 1-way mirroring and reflecting team assoc w/ |
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treatment
observation, measurement, or score
control group
random sampling |
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| a quasi-experimental design that relies on multiple observation of the dependent variable before and after treatment |
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| 2 newest approaches in career theory |
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| constructivist and cognitive |
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| Theory of Work Adjustment |
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| A person fits the job and the work meets the needs of the person is essential in- |
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| Person Environment Correspondence |
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| Social-Cognitive Career Theory |
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| "myth of mental illness" quoted by |
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| 3rd leading killer in 15-24 |
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| 1st leading killer in 15-24 |
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| alcohol related accidents |
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| Cognitive dissonance assoc w/ |
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| The Wellness Model assoc w/ |
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| Microcephaly, cleff palate, and wide bridge nose assoc w/ |
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| Chi-Square used when there are no |
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| encouragement is a concept in ____ therapy |
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| culture fair intelligence test |
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| The neurotransmitter _______ is linked to Parkinson's disease |
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| avoidantly attached children |
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| received too much attention |
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| avoidantly attached children |
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| received too much attention |
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| anxiously attached children |
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| too little attention was given |
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| individuals are assessed on variables that are shared w/ others |
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| In which of Super's phases is an individual likely to leave a job |
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| Personality Research Form measures: |
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| harm avoidance, play, achievements |
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| What theory believes we are "socially embedded" |
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| Dreams, fantasy, role play, top dog/underdog, and hot seat interventions are assoc w/ |
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| Multimodal therapy is assoc w/ |
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| 7 stages of solution-focused therapy |
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| identifying, establish goals, intervention, tasks, positive new behaviors, stabilization, termination |
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| ________ believe in Man's power of reasoning to control behavior |
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| ___________ don't believe in Id, Ego, Superego |
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| attachment and Rhesus monkeys assoc w/ |
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| _________ is forerunner of behaviorism |
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| symbolic schema assoc w/ which of Piaget's steps |
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| concept that suggests that when a young child witnesses his parents having sexual intercourse or is seduced by the parent, real or imagined, is said to provide impetus for later neurosis |
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| maternal deprivation assoc w/ |
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| _____ believes we are naturally aggressive |
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| Marital satisfaction ________ with parenthood and is _________ when children leave home |
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| maturitionists (allow/ don't allow) history in the session |
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| Piaget is a structuralist who believes stage changes are (quantitative/qualitative)? |
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| the dominant culture or the culture that is accepted by the majority of citizens |
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| Freud was influential in _______ Psychology |
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| Eric Berne is the father of __________ |
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| Emile Durkheim is one of the founders of __________ |
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| Hormic Psychology (from Darwin) is assoc w/ |
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Midlife crisis
Seasons of a Mans Life
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| Interpersonal attraction- |
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| close proximity, physical attraction, similar beliefs |
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| Frustration leads to aggression theory assoc w/ |
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| "when individuals lose identity (deindividuation) they are likely to become aggressive" assoc w/ |
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| people want to reduce inconsistent actions and beliefs |
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| cognitive dissonance assoc w/ |
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| changes from within the individual |
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| client can change best by changing factors in the environment |
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| Transactional Analysis ego states |
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| Adler believed that _____ interaction was even more important that parent child interaction |
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| 1st to discuss use of group |
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| stresses healthy lifestyle or coping strategies |
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| problem present not severe though |
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| deals w/ individual differences that are more serious or withstanding |
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| Career approach that emphasizes the job satisfying an unconscious need |
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| In the WAIS math (is/is not) part of the verbal scale |
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| In type I error you (accept/reject) null hypothesis |
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| In type II error you (accept/reject) null hypothesis |
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| Most important attribute according to Rogers |
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| Panic disorder's age of typical onset is |
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| mirroring and pacing is involved in |
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| ______ is the most addictive substance |
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| _% of Mental retardation is due to a single organic factor to cause it |
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| What freudian character (oral, anal, phallic, genital) is considered frugal and reliable |
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| # of stages in Super's theory |
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| Convergent and Divergent thinking assoc w/ |
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| interpreting results in simplest way |
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| hypothesis testing pioneered by |
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| a _____ would be used with a correlational coefficient |
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| flat distribution (unlike normal distribution) |
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| if subjects know they are part of an experiment, their performance improves |
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| experimenter's beliefs about the individual may cause the individual to be treated in a special way and thus perform better |
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| Conjoint family therapy assoc w/ |
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| Carl Whitaker (would/would not) use a cotherapist |
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| Michael White, Cheryl White, & David Epston are assoc w/ what family therapy |
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| Self-concept is emphasized by which career theorist |
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| ____ believes parent-child interaction influences career decisions |
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| ___ & ____ believed that career development occurred as part of cognitive development as one resolved ego-relevant crises |
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| Tiedman and Miller-Tiedman |
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| Divorce rate for teens is ____time worse than normal adults |
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| Research has found a relationship between infection during pregnancy and _______ |
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| child guidance centers established by |
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| _____ is the most basic and important defense mechanism |
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| adaptive reaction and stress assoc w/ |
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| odd, eccentric-paranoid, schizoid, schizotypal |
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| dramatic & emotional-antisocial, borderline, histrionic, and narcissistic |
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*choices & responsibility
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*striving for success, completion
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| responsibility and awareness emphasized by |
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| exists when you do not feel connected to others or we feel our lives have no purpose |
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| group meetings in business (future of group work) |
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| (positive/negative) reinforcement increases rate of response |
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| What group is at highest risk for suicide |
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| internal non-dichotomous reliability |
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| means that each stage of development proceeds our of prior stage |
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| Threats to internal validity are |
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| history, maturation, statistical regression, subject attrition |
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| Quickie standard deviation |
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| take range and divide by 6 |
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| not able to enjoy normally enjoyable behaviors/activities |
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| diminished thinking ability |
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| stress inoculation assoc w/ |
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| TA therapists will bring ____ techniques into session |
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| works w/ group as a whole |
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| works w/ individuals w/i group (interpersonal) |
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| Object relations is the study of |
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| individuals and their basic motives |
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| children seperating internal world into good and bad aspects (all-or-nothing) |
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| process of relating a physical stimulus w/ a previous experience |
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| human mandala, family life fact chronology, anchoring assoc/ w/ |
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| ____ enters the family system, but maintains a neutral stance |
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symptoms maintain the system
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| Jay Haley and Cloe Madanes |
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emotional fusion
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| benefits white's receive w/o their awareness |
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| gender role socialization becomes our |
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| an immediate goal for many clients might be |
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| extension of the anova that controls the impact that one or more extraneous/unstudied variables exert on the dependent variables |
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| two or more mean scores differ significantly |
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| an anova w/ two or more dependent variables |
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| factorial analysis of variance |
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| two or more independent variables |
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| assess whether an obtained distribution is significantly different than an expected or theoretical distribution |
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| ________ has the most impact upon counseling success |
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| a(n) _____ approach to consultation is best due to no strong theory or model |
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| Piaget's stage of egocentricism |
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| Insight is not an issue in |
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| behavioral and reality approaches |
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| William Perry's nine stages (basic jist) |
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| dualism, multiplicity, relativism, commitment |
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| adjustment problems in adolescence |
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| "asymmetry of roles" and "identity tension line" refer to |
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| psychological and biological(survival) |
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| TWA-three variables that can be used to predict the success of the worker |
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| skills, aptitudes, personality structure |
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| positive messages and best as unconditional |
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| express disapproval and dislike and include criticisms and prohibitions |
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