​When Interpreting a Client's Strong Interest Inventory, the Counselor Should

question 13

Multiple Choice

​When interpreting a client's Strong Interest Inventory, the counselor should:

• A)​focus on the Occupational Scales because they are the most reliable.
• B)​move from general interests to more specific interests (e.g., certain occupations).
• C)​provide the profile to the client and answer any questions that might arise.
• D)​start with the Occupational Scales and then move to the General Occupational Scales.

Understand the basic principles and purposes of hydrotherapy.

Recognize self-directed and therapist-assisted mobility exercises.

Identify the proper use and types of mobility aids.

Understand the principles of muscle strengthening and relaxation exercises.

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Definitions:

Objectivity

Is assessed by the degree of consistency between the observations of independent observers.

Sampling

A statistical method of selecting a subset of individuals or observations from a larger population to make inferences about the whole population.

Observation

The action or process of closely monitoring or watching something or someone carefully or in order to gain information.

Overgeneralization

The cognitive bias of applying a rule or conclusion too broadly across situations that don't necessarily fit.