IC&RC Clinical Supervision & Professional Development 2

Question 1

According to the Integrated Developmental Model (IDM), a Level 1 supervisee typically shows which characteristics?

Accepted Answer

High motivation, high anxiety, and dependence on the supervisor

Answer

Level 1 counselors are typically highly motivated and anxious, and they rely heavily on supervisor structure.

Question 2

In Bernard's Discrimination Model, which three roles may a supervisor take on?

Accepted Answer

Teacher, counselor, consultant

Answer

Bernard's model has the supervisor move among teacher, counselor, and consultant roles across intervention, conceptualization, and personalization skills.

Question 3

A supervisee becomes passive and helpless in supervision, much like their client does in sessions. What is this called?

Accepted Answer

Parallel process

Answer

Parallel process happens when dynamics from the counselor–client relationship are reenacted in the supervisory relationship.

Question 4

Under which legal doctrine can a clinical supervisor be held responsible for a supervisee's negligent acts?

Accepted Answer

Respondeat superior (vicarious liability)

Answer

Respondeat superior holds supervisors liable for acts their supervisees perform within the scope of supervision.

Question 5

Which supervision method gives the supervisor the most direct information about a counselor's actual skills?

Accepted Answer

Live observation or recorded session review

Answer

Direct observation or recordings show what actually happened in session, without the filtering that self-report adds.

(IC&RC) International Certification & Reciprocity Consortium Practice Test

(IC&RC) International Certification & Reciprocity Consortium Practice Test

IC&RC Clinical Supervision & Professional Development 2