NCE NCE Consultation and Supervision 3

Question 1

Triadic supervision is best described as:

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One supervisor working with two supervisees simultaneously

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Three supervisors working with one supervisee

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Supervision addressing three theoretical orientations

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Supervision involving client, counselor, and family

Question 2

Informed consent in a supervision contract should include all of the following EXCEPT:

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Supervisee's personal therapy history

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Limits of confidentiality in supervision

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Supervisor's theoretical orientation

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Evaluation criteria and procedures

Question 3

Cross-cultural competence in supervision requires that supervisors:

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Examine their own cultural biases and attend to the supervisee's cultural context

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Avoid discussing cultural differences to prevent discomfort

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Apply a uniform supervisory approach regardless of cultural background

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Refer all multicultural issues to specialists

Question 4

According to the IDM, a beginning (Level 1) supervisee is most likely to:

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Show high motivation but strong dependence on the supervisor for direction and approval

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Work autonomously with minimal supervision

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Struggle primarily with personal identity integration

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Mentor peers effectively

Question 5

Mentoring differs from clinical supervision primarily in that mentoring focuses on:

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Professional socialization and career development

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Formal evaluation of clinical skills

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Mandated documentation and licensure requirements

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Short-term skill remediation

Question 6

Client-centered case consultation in Caplan's model involves:

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The consultant assessing or reviewing the case directly to advise the consultee

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Improving the consultee's general professional skills

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Reforming program-level policies

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Community outreach on behalf of the organization