In the context of applying the ecological systems model, the principle of _____ suggests that beginning from the same starting points may end in different outcomes.​

A) ​equifinality
B) ​multifinality
C) ​nonlinearity
D) ​multilinearity

Which of the following power is held by family members who enter into coalitions to challenge or circumvent executive power or task-specific power?​

A) ​Candid power
B) ​Covert power
C) ​Perceived power
D) ​Professed power

Like other depth psychology,Jungian analysis believes transference plays an important role the process of counseling and consists of a three state approach that entails recognizing ________________,_______________,and ____________________.

A) projections; culture, gender, & archetypal elements; who the counselor is apart from the projection
B) complexes; personality types; polarities
C) the conscious; the unconscious; the persona
D) unpleasant; socially unacceptable; immoral aspects of the character

Termination of a successful group is apt to generate the "sweet sorrow" reaction.

One approach to decision-making is the "simple majority" vote. What is a strength of this approach?

A) Minority opinions are safeguarded.
B) An expert is designated to make the final decision.
C) Decisions are arrived at much faster than other approaches to decision making.
D) All members agree with the final outcome.

Clients misinterpret, draw erroneous conclusions, or experience confusion about the meaning of a social worker's messages when:

A) ​the social worker uses vague terms and jargon while speaking to the client.
B) ​the social worker speaks with specificity while speaking to the client.
C) ​the social worker personalizes statements made by him or her.
D) ​the social worker clarifies the meaning of every statement made by him or her.

Existential counseling requires facing the reality of death,loneliness,and responsibility for one's life.This requires the counselor to promote __________ in the client.

A) answers
B) courage
C) self-centeredness
D) affirmation

All of the following are Jungian analytic interventions EXCEPT:

A) pathologizing and diagnosing behavior.
B) identifying symbols and decoding their meaning for clients.
C) dream analysis using archetypal symbols and myth to find meaning for clients.
D) interpretation of synchronistic events to determine meaning.