Williamson's vocational counseling theory was popular in the 1930's because
a. The testing movement was flourishing in psychology and education.
b. He emphasized self actualization of clients.
c. He developed the Strong Vocational Interest Blank.
d. A big demand for career counseling had developed in the colleges.
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of diagnosing clients?
a. Diagnosis may pathologize clients from differing cultural backgrounds.
b. Diagnosis provides a common language for professionals and clients to describe disorders.
c. Diagnosis aids in treatment planning.
d. Diagnosis facilitates clinical research.
Gram Positive Testing
A Memory Task for Intelligence Testing
Testing the muscle strength of the wrist
Testing the biceps reflex
Testing patellar reflex, client in a sitting position
The James-Lange Theory of Emotion