ACS ACS Supervisory Models & Theories

Question 1

Which supervision model proposes that supervisees move through three developmental stages: beginning, advanced, and master counselor?

Accepted Answer

Integrated Developmental Model (IDM)

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Discrimination Model

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Developmental Supervision Model

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Reflective Supervision Model

Question 2

In Bernard's Discrimination Model of supervision, which of the following is NOT one of the three supervisor roles?

Accepted Answer

Researcher

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Teacher

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Counselor

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Consultant

Question 3

The Psychotherapy-Based Supervision Model most closely mirrors which therapeutic approach when applied to supervision?

Accepted Answer

Person-centered therapy

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Behavioral therapy

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Reality therapy

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Solution-focused therapy

Question 4

Which supervision approach emphasizes the parallel process, where dynamics in the supervisory relationship mirror those in the counselor-client relationship?

Accepted Answer

Psychodynamic supervision

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Cognitive-behavioral supervision

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Systemic supervision

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Motivational supervision

Question 5

In the Systematic Approach to Supervision (SAS), which element focuses on the supervisor's awareness of their own biases and theoretical orientation?

Accepted Answer

Supervisor factors

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Supervisory tasks

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Supervisory functions

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Supervision context

Question 6

A supervisor who primarily uses a cognitive-behavioral supervision approach would most likely focus on which of the following with a supervisee?

Accepted Answer

Identifying and challenging the supervisee's maladaptive cognitions about clients

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Exploring the supervisee's childhood experiences

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Examining the supervisory alliance as a microcosm of the therapeutic relationship

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Empathically reflecting the supervisee's feelings about their work