Psychology 313 Quiz #1 Select the best answer for each of the following questions (2 pts. each) 1. Which Level Goal is typically considered paramount? a. Level 4 b. Level 3 c. Level 2 d. Level 1 2. Who determines which Level Goals have preference at any given time during counseling? a. the child b. the therapist c. the parents d. None of the above. 3. Of the following forms of treatment/therapy, which would be least likely to be used with children? a. storytelling b. miniature animals c. sand art d. Questions and Answers 4. Which is not one of the three basic rules described in the text in regards to limit setting? a. The child is not permitted to injure themselves. b. The child is not permitted to hurt the counselor. c. The child is not permitted to damage property. d. The child is not permitted to hurt their parents. 5. If a child begins to act towards the therapist as if they were one of their parents, the child might be displaying a type of _________________. a. Exclusive Relationship b. Transference c. Counter-transference d. Authentic Relationship 6. At what age can a child/adolescent, in the State of Michigan, give informed consent for mental health services or counseling without a parent also giving consent? a. 17 b. 16 c. 14 d. Never, a consent is always required for a minor. parent’s 7. At which point might it be clinically appropriate to consider bringing the counseling relationship to a close? a. 3 months. b. Once the approved number of sessions has been reached. c. When the child indicates that they feel better. d. Once the child has achieved a level of adaptive functioning. 8. Which of the following roles does your book recommend a therapist attempting to emulate with a child which they are counseling? a. Close Aunt or Uncle b. Caring Teacher c. A Peer d. None of the above
Psychology 313 Quiz #1 Select the best answer for each of the following questions (2 pts. each) 1. Which Level Goal is typically considered paramount? a. Level 4 b. Level 3 c. Level 2 d. Level 1 2. Who determines which Level Goals have preference at any given time during counseling? a. the child b. the therapist c. the parents d. None of the above. 3. Of the following forms of treatment/therapy, which would be least likely to be used with children? a. storytelling b. miniature animals c. sand art d. Questions and Answers 4. Which is not one of the three basic rules described in the text in regards to limit setting? a. The child is not permitted to injure themselves. b. The child is not permitted to hurt the counselor. c. The child is not permitted to damage property. d. The child is not permitted to hurt their parents. 5. If a child begins to act towards the therapist as if they were one of their parents, the child might be displaying a type of _________________. a. Exclusive Relationship b. Transference c. Counter-transference d. Authentic Relationship 6. At what age can a child/adolescent, in the State of Michigan, give informed consent for mental health services or counseling without a parent also giving consent? a. 17 b. 16 c. 14 d. Never, a parent’s consent is always required for a minor. 7. At which point might it be clinically appropriate to consider bringing the counseling relationship to a close? a. 3 months. b. Once the approved number of sessions has been reached. c. When the child indicates that they feel better. d. Once the child has achieved a level of adaptive functioning. 8. Which of the following roles does your book recommend a therapist attempting to emulate with a child which they are counseling? a. Close Aunt or Uncle b. Caring Teacher c. A Peer d. None of the above
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