CPCE Comprehensive Practice Flashcards (Fill in the Blank Style)

Flashcards covering key theories and concepts from Helping Relationships, Career Development, and Assessment modules for CPCE exam preparation.

In Carl Rogers' Person-Centered Therapy, the three core conditions are Empathy, Congruence, and __________.

Unconditional Positive Regard

Fritz Perls' Gestalt Therapy emphasizes awareness, responsibility, and focusing on the __________ and Now.

Here

Fritz Perls' technique where a client speaks to a representative of another person is called the __________ __________ technique.

Empty Chair

Albert Ellis developed the __________ Model to challenge irrational beliefs that create emotional distress.

ABCDE

The term for Albert Ellis' concept of people demanding they must succeed is __________ .

Musturbation

Aaron Beck’s Cognitive Therapy focuses on cognitive distortions and __________ thoughts.

Automatic

Alfred Adler’s Individual Psychology posits that __________ motivates growth.

Inferiority

William Glasser’s Reality Therapy uses the __________ acronym to represent Wants, Doing, Evaluation, and Planning.

WDEP

Viktor Frankl’s Logotherapy is based on the belief that humans seek __________ and purpose.

Meaning

B.F. Skinner is known for __________ Conditioning, where behavior is learned through consequences.

Operant

Albert Bandura’s Social Learning Theory is known for the concepts of __________ and Self-Efficacy.

Modeling

Joseph Wolpe developed __________ __________, a method using relaxation plus gradual exposure for phobias.

Systematic Desensitization

Arnold Lazarus' Multimodal Therapy is known for the acronym __________, representing seven modalities of human experience.

BASIC-ID

Steve de Shazer’s Solution-Focused Therapy often uses the __________ Question to help clients envision a future without their problem.

Miracle

In Murray Bowen’s Family Systems, the process of remaining an individual within the family is called __________ of Self.

Differentiation

Salvador Minuchin’s Structural Family Therapy focuses on boundaries, __________, and disengagement.

Enmeshment

Virginia Satir identified five communication styles: Placater, Blamer, Computer, __________, and Congruent.

Distractor

Jay Haley’s Strategic Family Therapy is known for directives and __________ interventions.

Paradoxical

Frank Parsons, known as the Father of Career Counseling, developed the __________ and __________ Theory.

Trait and Factor

In John Holland's RIASEC hexagram, the 'E' stands for __________.

Enterprising

In Holland’s theory, __________ refers to the match between a person's personality and their work environment.

Congruence

Donald Super’s Life-Span Life-Space Theory emphasizes that career development reflects one's __________-__________.

Self-Concept

John Krumboltz’s Social Learning Theory includes the concept of __________ __________, where unexpected opportunities influence a career.

Planned Happenstance

Anne Roe’s Needs Theory suggests that __________-__________ relationships influence career choice.

Parent-Child

Linda Gottfredson’s theory describes __________ as the process of children eliminating career options based on gender or prestige.

Circumscription

Eli Ginzberg’s Developmental Career Theory stages are Fantasy, __________, and Realistic.

Tentative

The __________-IV is used to measure intelligence in adults aged $16$ and older.

WAIS

The __________-V is the Wechsler test designed specifically for measuring child intelligence.

WISC

The __________-$2$ is the most widely tested personality test for identifying psychopathology.

MMPI

The __________ measures normal personality traits and is frequently used in career counseling.

16PF

The __________ project test measures personality through the use of inkblots.

Rorschach

The Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) measures personality and motives through client __________.

Storytelling

The Strong Interest Inventory is a career assessment based on __________'s RIASEC theory.

Holland

__________ is defined as the consistency of an assessment over time.

Reliability

__________ is defined as the degree to which a test measures what it claims to measure.

Validity

In a normal distribution, __________ percent of scores fall within $1$ standard deviation of the mean.

$$68$$

In a normal distribution, __________ percent of scores fall within $2$ standard deviations of the mean.

$$95$$

A Z Score has a mean of $0$ and a standard deviation of __________.

$$1$$

A T Score has a mean of $50$ and a standard deviation of __________.

$$10$$

In a __________ skew, the tail of the distribution points to the right.

Positive

The __________ rank represents the percentage of people scoring below an individual.

Percentile

Wait-IV measures intelligence in adults, while __________ measures intelligence in children.

WISC-V