According to Erikson's stages of psychosocial development, an elementary school student's successful resolution of the 'Industry vs. Inferiority' stage leads to a sense of:
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A high school counselor is working with a student who is unsure about their post-secondary plans. The counselor helps the student explore their interests, values, and skills to identify potential career paths. This approach aligns with which career development theory?
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Chapter 1: Exam Overview & Study Strategy
1.1 Praxis School Counselor (5422) Exam Specifications & Format
Study guide
A school counselor is obligated to report suspected child abuse to the appropriate authorities. This is an example of a(n):
A student discloses to the school counselor that they are being bullied online. The counselor's first step should be to:
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Which of the following is an example of an indirect student service provided by a school counselor?
When developing a comprehensive school counseling program, the ASCA National Model recommends that the first step should be to:
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1.2 Test-Taking Strategies & Study Planning for School Counselors
Which of the following is NOT a component of the ASCA National Model?
A school counselor wants to evaluate the effectiveness of a small group intervention for students with anxiety. Which of the following would be the most appropriate data to collect?
Praxis School Counseling Assess
The primary purpose of sharing school counseling program results with stakeholders is to:
A middle school student is struggling with organization and time management. A school counselor could best support this student by:
Chapter 2: History, Role, and Professional Standards of the School Counselor
2.1 History and Evolution of Professional School Counseling
Piaget's cognitive development theory suggests that adolescents are in the 'formal operational' stage, which is characterized by the ability to:
Confidentiality in school counseling is essential, but it can be broken when a student:
A school counseling program's mission statement should be aligned with the:
The primary difference between a school counselor and a school psychologist is that a school counselor typically focuses on:
2.2 Appropriate vs. Inappropriate Roles and Responsibilities
Which type of counseling group is most appropriate for students who have all experienced the recent loss of a loved one?
A school counselor is collaborating with local businesses to create internship opportunities for high school students. This is an example of which type of indirect student service?
According to the ASCA Ethical Standards for School Counselors, when a conflict exists between ethics and law, the school counselor should:
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Which of the following is an example of a 'SMART' goal for a school counseling program?
2.3 Leadership, Advocacy, and Systemic Change in Schools
A school counselor is using a 'solution-focused brief counseling' (SFBC) approach. The counselor is most likely to ask the student:
A school counselor is presenting data to the school board about the impact of the school counseling program. The most effective way to present this data is to:
Which of Kohlberg's stages of moral development is characterized by a focus on maintaining social order and upholding laws?
A school counselor is leading a classroom lesson on conflict resolution. This is an example of which type of direct student service?
2.4 Professional Identity: Associations, Professional Development, Bias Awareness, and Wellness
A student from a collectivist culture may be hesitant to engage in individual counseling because they:
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) gives parents the right to:
A school counselor is reviewing the school's data and notices that students from a particular racial group are being disproportionately suspended. The counselor's most appropriate first step is to:
Which of the following is an example of a 'process' data point in a school counseling program?
Chapter 3: Human Growth, Learning, and Developmental Theories
3.1 Cognitive and Sociocultural Development (Piaget, Vygotsky)
The belief in one's ability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish a task is known as:
A school counselor is working with a student who has a disability. The counselor should:
Which counseling theory emphasizes the importance of a client's subjective experience and their capacity for growth and self-actualization?
A school counselor is asked by the principal to cover a class for a teacher who is absent. According to the ASCA National Model, this is an example of an:
3.2 Psychosocial and Moral Development (Erikson, Kohlberg, Gilligan)
A school counselor is helping a student who is new to the country and speaks limited English. The counselor should:
The use of a 'time-on-task' analysis is a tool that school counselors can use to:
A school counselor is a member of the school's crisis response team. In the event of a school-wide crisis, the counselor's primary role is to:
An annual agreement between the school counselor and the school principal should:
3.3 Attachment, Behavioral, and Ecological Systems Theories
The process of helping students to identify and apply for colleges and financial aid is a key component of which school counseling domain?
Which of the following is the best example of a Tier 2 intervention in a multi-tiered system of supports (MTSS) framework?
A school counselor is creating a brochure to inform parents about the school counseling program. The brochure should be:
The primary goal of a school-wide positive behavior interventions and supports (PBIS) program is to:
3.4 Personality, Emotional, and Holistic Development: Maslow, Freud, SEL, and Family Systems
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