The document discusses topics in counselling psychology. It provides instructions for a term-end examination, dividing questions into three sections. Section A requires answering two of four questions in 450 words each about psychoanalytic and behavioral approaches to counselling, and the ABC model of CBT. Section B requires answering four of eight questions in 250 words each about ethical principles in counselling, questioning techniques, symptoms and causes of addiction/anxiety, children's rights, and aims of HIV/AIDS counselling. Section C requires short notes of 100 words each on two of three topics: hallmarks of a counsellor, progressive muscle relaxation, and antisocial personality.
The document discusses topics in counselling psychology. It provides instructions for a term-end examination, dividing questions into three sections. Section A requires answering two of four questions in 450 words each about psychoanalytic and behavioral approaches to counselling, and the ABC model of CBT. Section B requires answering four of eight questions in 250 words each about ethical principles in counselling, questioning techniques, symptoms and causes of addiction/anxiety, children's rights, and aims of HIV/AIDS counselling. Section C requires short notes of 100 words each on two of three topics: hallmarks of a counsellor, progressive muscle relaxation, and antisocial personality.
The document discusses topics in counselling psychology. It provides instructions for a term-end examination, dividing questions into three sections. Section A requires answering two of four questions in 450 words each about psychoanalytic and behavioral approaches to counselling, and the ABC model of CBT. Section B requires answering four of eight questions in 250 words each about ethical principles in counselling, questioning techniques, symptoms and causes of addiction/anxiety, children's rights, and aims of HIV/AIDS counselling. Section C requires short notes of 100 words each on two of three topics: hallmarks of a counsellor, progressive muscle relaxation, and antisocial personality.
The document discusses topics in counselling psychology. It provides instructions for a term-end examination, dividing questions into three sections. Section A requires answering two of four questions in 450 words each about psychoanalytic and behavioral approaches to counselling, and the ABC model of CBT. Section B requires answering four of eight questions in 250 words each about ethical principles in counselling, questioning techniques, symptoms and causes of addiction/anxiety, children's rights, and aims of HIV/AIDS counselling. Section C requires short notes of 100 words each on two of three topics: hallmarks of a counsellor, progressive muscle relaxation, and antisocial personality.
ECCPCF 1 - Stagiu Clinic Case Studies Within Psychotherapy Trials Integrating Qualitative and Quantitative Methods by Daniel B. Fishman, Stanley B. Messer, David J.A. Edwards
