Compared to Class Systems, Status Systems Display

question 43

Multiple Choice

Compared to class systems, status systems display

• A) lower levels of rigidity and ascriptiveness, and somewhat higher levels of crystallization across categories of privilege
• B) higher levels of rigidity but lower levels of ascriptiveness, and much lower levels of crystallization across categories of privilege
• C) equivalent levels of rigidity but lower levels of ascriptiveness, and much lower levels of crystallization across categories of privilege
• D) equivalent levels of rigidity but higher levels of ascriptiveness, and much higher levels of crystallization across categories of privilege

Identify specific areas where bias can occur in testing.

Understand different outcome research strategies and their purposes in counseling.

Recognize the importance and methods of program evaluation in counseling.

Identify the significance of effect size in counseling outcomes.

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Definitions:

Reciprocal Empathic Responding

The mutual exchange of understanding and sharing of feelings between individuals, often facilitating emotional support and connection.

Starting Where Client Is

A social work principle emphasizing the importance of understanding and engaging with clients from their current situation and perspective.

Level 0 Response

The most basic or initial reaction to a stimulus or situation, often without any significant processing or complexity.

Self-disclose

The act of sharing personal information, thoughts, or feelings with others, which can foster trust and facilitate deeper connections.