Individuals Who Are Being Evaluated Often Are Confused About the Nature

question 3

Multiple Choice

Individuals who are being evaluated often are confused about the nature of their meetings with counselors because

• A) the person doing the evaluation is a counselor and the process seems a lot like counseling.
• B) evaluations are always court ordered, and counseling is often court ordered as well.
• C) counselors are very non-directive during evaluations.
• D) counselors do not tell clients they are being evaluated because they do not want the clients to act differently than they normally do.
• E) evaluations often include testing.

Grasp the principles of perceptual organization and Gestalt psychology including similarity, proximity, closure, and figure-ground relationships.

Comprehend the concept of perceptual constancy including size, shape, color, and brightness constancy.

Learn about the vestibular senses and their role in movement and body position.

Recognize various depth cues and their importance in three-dimensional perception.

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Definitions:

Blind

The condition of lacking visual perception due to physiological or neurological factors.

Cerebral Artery

A blood vessel in the brain that supplies oxygenated blood to specific parts of the cerebral cortex and other brain structures.

Temporal

Relating to time or denoting the temples of the skull.

Posterior Cerebral Artery

A blood vessel at the back of the brain that supplies oxygen-rich blood to the occipital lobe, important for visual processing.