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Of the following, which is the best example of a self-reporting personality inventory?
CAT House-Tree-Person MMPI TAT |
A2. Your Answer: MMPI
The correct answer: MMPI That is a wonderful answer! |
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How accurate a test instrument might be in determining a client's reaction to a particular event is known as:
Criterion-related validity Construct validity Behavioral objective index Reliability |
How accurate a test instrument might be in determining a client's reaction to a particular event is known as:
A3. Your Answer: Reliability The correct answer: Criterion-related validity |
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The fantasy, tentative and realistic stages would be of concern to the vocational counselor working from what kind of perspective?
Economic Developmental Sociological Decision-based |
A4. Your Answer: Developmental
The correct answer: Developmental Win! |
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How does Super define the process of vocational development?
The ongoing influence of early-childhood experiences. The developing and carrying out of self-concept. The unfolding of the unconscious. Awareness of a fundamental pattern of needs. |
A5. Your Answer: The developing and carrying out of self-concept.
The correct answer: The developing and carrying out of self-concept. You remembered your thinking cap today! |
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Jeremy has been cool and collected about giving his major speech, saying that it doesn't really count for anything. He gets on stage and suddenly becomes anxious. Freud would say that Jeremy's anxiety has finally reached conscious awareness because:
His ego defenses are not effective. There is dissonance between verbal and non-verbal behaviors. The id has overrun the ego. He is using denial. |
Jeremy has been cool and collected about giving his major speech, saying that it doesn't really count for anything. He gets on stage and suddenly becomes anxious. Freud would say that Jeremy's anxiety has finally reached conscious awareness because:
A12. Your Answer: The id has overrun the ego. The correct answer: His ego defenses are not effective. |
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Online counseling is not subject to any ethical code:
A20. Your Answer: Because it is a new field The correct answer: This statement is false |
Online counseling is covered by ethics codes because the therapist is in a professional role providing service and care to the client.
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Q21. Which of the following reports the distance between roller skaters as they cross the finish line?
A21. Your Answer: Interval The correct answer: Interval |
Interval reports the distance between roller skaters as they cross the finish line. Interval measures the distance between adjacent scale values, such as the distance between distance-to-distance, or time-to-time.
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If you were conducting a study on the effects of alcohol on motor skills, you would make sure to give your control group:
A22. Your Answer: No alcohol The correct answer: No alcohol |
You would make sure to give your control group no alcohol. The purpose of a control group is to prevent factors other than those being studied to affect the outcome. With the control group observed under ordinary conditions as oppose to the alcohol-receiving group, you can easily study the effects of alcohol on motor skills.
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Q23. While looking at all professors' incomes at the local university, Dr. Hutchie has discovered that three professors have also won the million-dollar lotto. What measure of central tendency will be greatly affected by these three individuals?
A23. Your Answer: Mode The correct answer: Mean |
Q23. While looking at all professors' incomes at the local university, Dr. Hutchie has discovered that three professors have also won the million-dollar lotto. What measure of central tendency will be greatly affected by these three individuals?
The correct answer: Mean |
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Joe is an African-American college student. He has recently received his grades for the past semester. He finds himself wondering if his grades truly reflect his academic abilities or if his teacher gave him higher grades because of lower expectations for his performance. What is this called?
A24. Your Answer: Attributional ambiguity The correct answer: Attributional ambiguity Can't be any better! |
Attributional ambiguity comes about when people believe their performance or grades may have been negatively impacted by racial stereotypes.
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