1ECONOMICS
Which discipline focuses on the study of the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services?
2Political Science
What is the primary focus of Political Science?
3Which discipline studies the mind and behavior, including how people think, act, and feel?
PSYCHOLOGY
4SOCIAL WORK
What is defined as a practice-based profession promoting social change and development?
5ANTHROPOLOGY
Which social science discipline explores cultural development and human behavior across societies?
6COMMUNICATION
Which applied social science discipline focuses on verbal and non-verbal messages to create meaning?
7COUNSELING
What discipline emphasizes mutual exploration and exchange of ideas between a professional and a client?
8GEOGRAPHY
Which discipline focuses on the physical features of the Earth and human interaction with it?
9SOCIAL SCIENCES
What term refers to the systematic study of social phenomena?
10COUNSELING
Which applied social science addresses individual problems through a trained professional?
11BEHAVIOR CHANGE
Which is one of the primary goals of counseling according to Carl Rogers (1961)?
12ENHANCING COPING SKILLS
Which goal of counseling applies to someone needing support in managing stress and emotional challenges?
13FAMILY COUNSELING
Which type of counseling deals specifically with divorce and separation issues?
14ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION
What is the main focus of Individual Counseling?
15FAMILY ISSUES
Which counseling type is suitable for addressing parenting issues?
16PROMOTING UNHEALTHY HABITS
Which of the following is NOT a goal of counseling?
17ENHANCING COPING SKILLS
A teenager struggles with self-confidence while preparing for a singing audition. What goal of counseling should be prioritized?
18MARRIAGE COUNSELING
Which counseling type addresses relational dynamics between married couples?
19ENHANCING COPING SKILLS
What goal of counseling applies to someone facing bullying in school?
20INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING
Which counseling scope deals with gender identity issues?
21SUPPORT
Which is provided to a client during counseling?
22LISTENING
Which is the primary skill needed for effective counseling?
23THE CLIENT
In a counseling session, who comes up with a solution to a problem?
24PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY
Which should be observed by a professional counselor?
25CALM AND PREPARED
How should a counselor conduct a session?
26PROCESS OBSERVER
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING REFERS TO A COUNSELOR'S ROLE?
27JOB PROMOTION
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING REFERS TO A COUNSELOR'S CAREER FUNCTION?
28STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES
WHICH DOES THE COUNSELOR ANALYZE ABOUT HIS OR HER CLIENT?
29INCOME
WHICH IS USUALLY IDENTIFIED IN THE BEGINNING OF A COUNSELING PROCESS?
30ASSESS LEARNERS SKILLS
WHICH IS THE PRIMARY FUNCTION OF A COUNSELOR IN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL?
31MOTIVATOR
WHICH IS A ROLE OF A COUNCILOR?
32FACILITATOR
A COUNSELOR ASKS GUIDE QUESTIONS IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH TRUST WITH THE CLIENT. WHICH ROLE IS BEING DISPLAYED?
33CAREER
WHICH FUNCTION OF A COUNSELOR IS BEING MANIFESTED WHEN HE OR SHE DEVELOPS ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS OF CLIENTS?
34GROUP SESSION
WHICH TYPE OF SESSION IS GIVEN WHEN A GROUP OF LEARNERS WAS DISCOVERED TO BE FORMING A FRATERNITY?
35PEER CONCERN
WHICH FALLS UNDER THE SOCIAL FUNCTION OF A COUNSELOR?
36PSYCHOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL ISSUES
WHICH SPECIFIC AREA DOES A COUNSELOR WORK IN WHEN HE OR SHE DEALS WITH PATIENTS WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL ISSUES?
37HOSPITAL
A facility providing medical and therapeutic services.
38PRISON
Specific area where a counselor works to provide therapy for jailed individuals.
39REHABILITATION CENTER
Specific work area where a counselor serves as detox specialists to patients battling substance abuse.
40NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
Specific area where a counselor provides an array of counseling services centered on different areas of social work.
41SCHOOL
Specific area where a counselor helps learners to successfully complete their studies.
42SCHOOL
Specific area of work that provides help to learners for them to better navigate stress.
43BUSINESS
Specific area of work that provides training programs to employees.
44DEVELOPMENT OF AN INDIVIDUAL
A key consideration in counseling.
45WHAT ARE YOUR INTERESTS?
The best question to ask a client during the initial counseling session.
46FLEXIBILITY
An important principle of counseling.
47FAIRNESS AND EQUAL TREATMENT
Best exemplifies the principle of justice in counseling.
48HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT
Principle referring to enhancement and cultivation of the different aspects of a human being.
49Select a professional counselor who meets their needs.
A right of a client in counseling.
50Participate fully in sessions.
A responsibility of a client during a counseling session.
51With strict attention to security.
How records of counseling sessions should be kept.
52When the client is in danger.
When session information can be disclosed.
53Principle of Justice
Principle ensuring fairness and equal treatment in counseling.
54Avoid placing the counselor in such dilemmas.
A responsibility of a client to avoid ethical dilemmas.
55Keeping session records secure.
Part of a counselor's accountability.
56Terminate the counseling relationship at any time.
A client's right during the counseling process.
57Release information to appropriate authorities.
A counselor's responsibility when a client is in danger.
58Getting enough rest, sleep, and relaxation.
A good example of self-care for a counselor.
59The process of counseling losing objectivity.
What can result from dual relationships between a counselor and client.
60Respect and trust.
Quality best shown when a counselor maintains confidentiality.
61Doing what is right.
Reflects a high level of public responsibility by a counselor.
62When it is based on lies.
When a counseling plan typically fails.
63Establishing dual relationships with clients.
An unethical behavior in counseling.
64To avoid burnout and provide better care for clients.
Why a counselor should practice self-care.
65When the client consents.
When client information can be disclosed by a counselor.
66Keeping records secure with strict attention to confidentiality.
A responsibility of a counselor in record-keeping.
67Avoid creating any dual relationships with clients.
What a counselor should do to show respect for ethical boundaries.
68The people in the community observe an improved behavior of the client.
Perspective reflecting society's view of counseling outcomes.
69The client has become more open to his or her feelings.
Sign of increased interpersonal communication by the client.
70Tripartite Model
Model used for evaluating counseling outcomes.
71Substance misuse
What should be reduced to indicate successful counseling.
72Clarity of behavior
Contributes to a client's well-being during counseling.