Name:________________________ Date:__________

Year & Course:____________

A1- Psychology
A2- Egalitarian in Nature
A3- Relationship
A4- History
B- Relating with others
______1. It is usually done when counselors
C- referral
D1- Self-actualization or Individuation need to find and transfer their clients to other
D2- Acquisition of Social Skills experts or counselors with especial expertise
E- Assessment who may be able to help the clients more.
G1- Counseling
G2- Counseling as a Process ______2. Larsson and Wieselgren sees the
I1- Confidentiality social sciences as a kind of “___” in today’s
I2- 20th Century globalized society.
J- Acquisition of Social skills
L- R.A. No. 9258 ______3. It is the study of humans and it
N1- Anthropology includes 4 fundamentals sub disciplines.
N2- Techne
O1- Oxygen ______4. It is considered to be core function of
O2-Episteme counselors.
O3- Counselors
O4- Aristotle ______5. It is the study of human social
R1- Sociology behavior, relationships, institutions, and
R2- Career Assistance
S- 9
societies.
T1- Guidance Counselor ______6. It is the study of human mind and
T2- Equal Treatment
T3- Self-acceptance behavior.
U1- Both Counselor and Client
______7. In the Philippines, __________, as
U2- Emile Durkheim and Auguste Comte
Y- Business Administration they are popularly known, are professionals to
who use integrated approach to the
development of the well-functioning individual.

______8. Goal setting in counseling is a shared

responsibility of:

______9. According to the Guidance and

Counseling Act of 2004 (R.A. No. ___)
counseling “is a face-to-face helping
Long Quiz A. relationship. It is a mission service.”

Direction: Read each sentence ______10. The first important characteristic of a

counseling relationship is being _____.
carefully and select your answer from
the box. ______11.Egalitarianism is a philosophical
perspective that emphasizes ______.
______12. ___ means that what is transpired in
the counseling sessions will be kept secret.
______13. __ broadly refers to the production
of knowledge, which pertains to the field of
science.
______14. __ is loosely translated into “art” or
“craft”, which in this case pertains to applied
social sciences with its emphasis on putting
theories into practice.
______15. According to Schertzer and Stone,
there are __ counselor roles.
______16. This specializes in the operations and
management of business institutions
______17. They are professionally trained
individuals who help clients experiencing
difficulties by engaging them in the counseling
process.
______18. When social science was
institutionalized, it started with the publication
of Suicide and Systeme de Positive written by:
______19. Clients maximize their full potential
and develop themselves as individuals rather
than just part of a group.
______20. Applied Social Science was
developed during:
______21. Clients develop and enhance social
and interpersonal skills.
______22. Counseling is defined by Burks and
Stefflre as “a professional ___ between a
trained counselor and a client. This ___ is
usually person-person, although it may
sometimes involve more than two people.”
______23. During the sessions, clients can learn
more about themselves, the people around
them, and their respective environment.
______24. It is one unique function of
counselors focused on helping clients explore
their career options.
______25. It is the process of systematically
gathering information about clients. Counselor’s
administrator standardized tests (e.g.
personality test, IQ test, career inventory test,
and the like) and interpret the result of the
clients.
______26. It is the study of Human past.
______27. Clients gain a positive view of
themselves.
______28. Clients develop and enhance social
and interpersonal skills.
______29. Whose concept is borrowed to
locate the distinction between social science
and applied social science?
______30. Clients learn how to establish
“meaningful and satisfying relationships” with
people around them.
B. Situational Analysis.
Direction: Distinguish whether the
counselor in the following situations exhibit
ethical or unethical behavior. Shade E if the
practice is ethical and UE if the practice is
unethical.
_____1.A counselor reveals the results of a
client’s personality test to a colleague
without asking for the client’s permission.
_____2. A counselor regularly attends
training for her professional development.
_____3. A counselor refuse to give
counseling services to a homosexual
because she is against homosexuality.
_____4. A counselor who is not trained in
addictions counseling agrees to see a client
who is undergoing rehabilitation.
_____5. A counselor refuses a friend who
requests that the counselor see and advise
his daughter about what course to take in
college.
_____6. A counselor did not inform his
client’s parents that his counselee is
threatening to harm himself.
_____7. A counselor orients her client as to
the process of counseling, its possible risks
and effects, and then asks the client to sign
an informed consent form.
_____8. A counselor becomes romantically
and sexually involved with the client. He
refuses to terminate the counseling
relationship because this might also end the
intimate relationship.
_____9. A counselor refers a client to
another professional because the client’s
problem is beyond the counselor’s
competency.
_____10.a counselor reveals the
proceedings of her counseling sessions with
her client’s friend to help mend the broken
friendship.