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Midterm Review 1. Counseling and social work have the same basic focus. (False) 2. Counseling is focused on illness and problems are strengths. (False) 3. It is important to consider where someone comes from and his or her cultural context when working with th...

Midterm Review 1. Counseling and social work have the same basic focus. (False) 2. Counseling is focused on illness and problems are strengths. (False) 3. It is important to consider where someone comes from and his or her cultural context when working with them. (True) 4. Licensed counselors follow which organization’s Code of Ethics: ( b ) a. American Psychiatric Association b. American Counseling Association c. American Psychological Association d. American Medical Association 5. Counselor education programs are accredited by: ( c ) a. APA b. ACA c. CACREP d. AMHCA 6. Licensure for professional counselors who practice in states where counseling titles and/or practices have been written state law is ( b ) a. Not mandatory b. Mandatory c. Optional d. Only available to those with undergraduate degrees in psychology 7. Counselor licensure is governed by ( d ) a. The university from which the counselor graduated b. CACREP c. The federal government d. State licensure boards 8. The American Counseling Association was originally named the Mental Health Association (False) 9. Having a code of professional ethics is one of the benchmarks that constitutes a mental health profession. (True) 10. The first state counselor licensure law was passed in Utah, in 2002. (False) 11. The four ACA regions include the Midwest Region, the North Atlantic Region, the Southern Region, and the Western Region. (True) 12. Professional Counselors are not licensed in all 50 states, Washing DC. And two U.S. territories. (True) 13. Clinical Mental Health Counseling is one of ____ specialty areas within the CACREP Standards. ( d ) a. 2 b. 4 c. 6 d. 8 14. The process in which a licensed counselor is able to carry or transfer their license to another state or acquire a license in a new state without known as ( b ) a. License honoring b. Reciprocity c. Transference d. Interchange 15. Which of these allied health professions was at the start of case management? (d) a. Occupational therapy b. Nursing c. Physical therapy d. Social work 16. For an occupational therapist in the community setting working as part of hospital-affiliated outpatient program, which of the following is not an example of external case management? ( b ) a. Scheduling an appointment with a private podiatrist b. Liaising with the physiotherapist within the outpatient program c. Making a referral to a home modifications service d. Organizing the home delivery of a Webster-pak with a local pharmacy 17. Which of the following is not a negative consequence of role confusion? ( d ) a. Conflict within the multidisciplinary team b. The loss of discipline-specific skills c. Poor quality of care d. Job loss 18. Which of the following is not a trend for future research in case management? (d) a. Evaluating the effectiveness of case management and improving the outcomes of clients within specific population subgroups b. Conducting studies that compare alternative models of case management c. Investigating the use of information and technology in facilitating the case management process d. All of the above are trends for future research in case management 19. The role of systems-of-care and strength-based case management involves the provision of client-oriented and context-responsive interventions. (True) 20. Case management was initiated in the clinical setting. (False) 21. The focus of allied health care case management in the clinical setting is internal case management. (True) 22. Allied health professional degrees meet the educational and training requirements for allied health professionals to assume the case management role. (False) 23. There is substantial evidence to suggest the case management is effective in improving the health outcomes of clients. (False) 24. It is suggested that a Systems Approach to mental health treatment may be helpful to clients for the following reasons. (d) a. It encourages a more holistic approach to health. b. It may reduce medication interaction errors. c. It allows providers to collaborate in client care. d. All of the above 25. A weakness of the DSM classification system is its lack of recognition of: ( c ) a. Pathology b. Client’s age c. Client’s strengths d. 26. Research has shown that many adults with addiction disorders have a history of adverse childhood experiences. (True) 27. Information about the people in a client’s life is nice to have, but it is not necessary to the counselor’s case conceptualization of that client. (False) 28. Self-injurious behavior is always a sign of suicidal thinking. (False) 29. Both the DSM-V and ICD-10 codes address medical and mental health diagnoses. (False) 30. Tarasoff vs. the Board of Regents was a historic case that took place in the state of: ( c ) a. New York b. Illinois c. California d. Florida 31. People from racial and ethnic minority groups are less likely to: ( a ) a. Have access to mental health services b. Have stable emotional lives c. Live in an intact family system d. Use inpatient hospitalization and emergency departments for care. 32. A sociocultural systems view of clients’ disturbances: ( c ) a. Focuses only on clients’ internal attributes b. Focuses only on contextual factors c. Focuses on both client attributes and contextual factors d. None of the above 33. People with severe mental disorders generally die: ( a ) a. 10 to 20 years earlier than the general population b. At the same average as those without mental disorders c. 10 to 20 years later than the general population d. 5 to 10 years earlier than the general population 34. Counseling positions are now being integrated into: ( d ) a. Physical healthcare systems b. Hospital settings c. Long-term care facilities d. All of the above 35. There are specific standards in the ACA Code of Ethics and the AMHCA standards that mandate multicultural competence. (True) 36. Reflection on one’s own marginalization or privilege is an important part of multiculturally competent treatment. (True) 37. Not all counselors can become effective culturally intentional counselors. (False) 38. Which statement about mental health needs in the community context is true? (c) a. They are from nonconformity with societal norms b. Mental disorders are managed in clinic settings only. c. All members of a community have mental health needs d. Mental health and mental illness are interchangeable. 39. A community counselors asks a peer what resources to explore to enhance global mental health functions in a specific community setting. The best answer would be: ( d ) a. Prioritize those from within the community b. Develop the resources with community members c. Social resources matter d. Alll of above e. None of the above 40. Community-based mental health models contribute to improvements in mental health of individuals by: ( d ) a. Providing information on strategies person and environment for mental health b. Identifying contextual risk and protective factors that explain prevalent mental health needs c. Enabling targeted interventions to address mental health needs of segments of the community d. All of the above e. Only a, c 41. Which statement best describes a major difference between mental health functions and mental disorders? ( d ) a. There is no functional difference between the two; both serve to identify a human deviance b. Mental health functions exclude mental disorders c. Mental disorders present symptoms, whereas mental health functions are about diagnosis  d. Mental health functions offer a framework for identifying multidisciplinary interventions 42. Which is/are contribution(s) to community mental healthcare following the recovery approaches? ( e ) a. The theory of recovery is based on personality structure and levels of awareness only b. The concept of recovery is based on hope and heading c. Recovery is a process rather than an end state d. Both a, c e. Both b, c 43. The premise that an individual’s mental health recovery behavior is largely determined by his or her attitudes and assumptions ( b ) a. Environmental modifications b. Person-centric approaches c. Cognitive behavioral therapy d. Advocacy therapy 44. Providing a safe environment for mental health recovery requires providing: ( a ) a. integrative mental health services b. in-family focused treatment c. Psychodynamic therapy d. Medication 45. In collaboration with mental health models, change in mental health function is from: ( c ) a. Medical adherence b. Culture context minimization c. Resource networking d. Shared diagnostic criteria 46. Which action demonstrates community-oriented mental healthcare competence?  Select all that apply. ( c ) a. Focus on diagnosis b. Addressing symptoms c. Focus on function d. Applying standard care to all 47. People with mental health needs are incapable of engaging in meaningful community activities. (False) 48. The three types of standards encompassed in the professional standards are: ( b ) a. Internal, clinical practice, and cultural standards b. Internal, clinical practice, and external regulatory standards c. Internal, external regulatory, and environmental standards d. Clinical practice, external regulatory, and international standards 49. The characteristics’ “evaluates competency of individual professional’s performance” and “measuring outcomes” fall under which of the three components of the professional standards: ( c ) a. Internal standards of the profession b. External regulatory standards c. International standards d. Clinical practice standards 50. Which of the following are included in the mandatory level of ethics governance? (d) a. The courts b. State licensure boards c. Professional organizations with aspirational codes d. A, b