Question 1

Which option is least consistent with the ecological model? A) B = f (P ^× E) B) Trait-factor theories C) Systemic discrimination D) Person-environment fit

Accepted Answer

C

Question 2

Assuming that there is one acceptable way of doing any task and expecting everyone to perform in that way is known as
A) Ableism
B) Blaming the victim
C) Strengths-based approach
D) Resilience

Accepted Answer

Ableism is the assumption that there is one "normal" way to do things, often disregarding the diverse abilities and methods individuals may have.

Question 3

Which option indicates a term of pride?
A) Demand side
B) Beneficence
C) Moral model
D) Deaf

Accepted Answer

The term "Deaf" is often used with pride by members of the Deaf community to signify their cultural identity and community.

Question 4

Which assessment tool is least likely to be completed by an RC because it requires some judgments that we are not trained to make about a client?
A) ICF
B) MPT
C) BSA
D) FIM

Accepted Answer

The FIM (Functional Independence Measure) requires clinical judgment to assess a client's level of independence, which may not be within the training scope of a rehabilitation counselor (RC).

Question 5

An RC who thinks of her or his client as a comanager
A) Is not being very respectful of the client's feelings
B) Is aware of the importance of working collaboratively with each client
C) Is confused about the requirements of the role of the counselor
D) Is confused about the expectations of the role of the client

Accepted Answer

Working collaboratively with clients is a key aspect of counseling, as it respects the client's autonomy and encourages active participation in their own treatment process.

Quiz 4: Concepts and Models

Which option is least consistent with the ecological model?

Assuming that there is one acceptable way of doing any task and expecting everyone to perform in that way is known as

Which option indicates a term of pride?

Which assessment tool is least likely to be completed by an RC because it requires some judgments that we are not trained to make about a client?

An RC who thinks of her or his client as a comanager