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Q1Match the counselling approach with the theorist most commonly associated with it.

A Directive counselling - Rogers; non-directive counselling - Williamson; eclectic counselling - Thorne
B Directive counselling - Williamson; non-directive counselling - Rogers; eclectic counselling - Thorne
C Directive counselling - Thorne; non-directive counselling - Rogers; eclectic counselling - Williamson
D Directive counselling - Parsons; non-directive counselling - Super; eclectic counselling - Ginzberg
Explanation

Williamson is associated with directive counselling, Carl Rogers with non-directive or client-centred counselling, and F. C. Thorne with eclectic counselling. Parsons, Super and Ginzberg are relevant to vocational guidance or career development, not to this threefold counselling classification.

Q2Consider the following statements about career-development theories: I. Parsons's trait-and-factor approach emphasises matching personal traits with occupational requirements. II. Super's theory gives central importance to self-concept and life stages. III. Ginzberg's stages of occupational choice are realistic, fantasy and tentative. Which statements are correct?

A I and II only
B II and III only
C I and III only
D I, II and III
Explanation

Statements I and II correctly identify Parsons's trait-and-factor approach and Super's self-concept or life-stage theory. Statement III is false because Ginzberg's occupational-choice stages are fantasy, tentative and realistic.

Q3Arrange Eli Ginzberg's stages of occupational choice in the correct developmental order.

A Tentative, fantasy, realistic
B Realistic, tentative, fantasy
C Fantasy, tentative, realistic
D Fantasy, realistic, tentative
Explanation

Ginzberg described occupational choice through the stages of fantasy, tentative and realistic choice. Placing realistic before tentative or beginning with tentative misorders the developmental sequence.

Q4Assertion: In vocational guidance, interest inventories such as Strong and Kuder are testing techniques. Reason: They are used to assess vocational interests rather than to prepare a narrative record of a single observed behaviour.

A Both Assertion and Reason are true, and Reason correctly explains Assertion.
B Both Assertion and Reason are true, but Reason does not correctly explain Assertion.
C Assertion is true, but Reason is false.
D Assertion is false, but Reason is true.
Explanation

The assertion is true because interest inventories such as the Strong Vocational Interest Blank and the Kuder Preference Record are testing techniques used in vocational guidance. The reason correctly separates them from anecdotal records, which are non-testing notes of specific observed behaviour incidents.

Q5Which statement about occupational information as a school guidance service is incorrect?

A It provides information about careers, occupations and their requirements.
B It supports vocational guidance by helping students relate personal traits and interests to occupational possibilities.
C It is one of the usual school guidance services along with orientation, counselling, placement and follow-up.
D It is a confidential face-to-face therapeutic relationship that replaces counselling in vocational guidance.
Explanation

Occupational information supplies facts about occupations and requirements and is a standard school guidance service. It is not the same as counselling, which is a confidential and individualized helping relationship.

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6Consider the following statements about guidance and counselling. Statement I: Guidance is broader, preventive and informational in nature. Statement II: Counselling is a deeper, individualized helping relationship aimed at self-understanding and problem resolution.

AOnly Statement I is correct
BOnly Statement II is correct
CBoth Statement I and Statement II are correct
DNeither Statement I nor Statement II is correct

7Which set of statements is most consistent with the principles and need of guidance in schools? 1. Guidance should be available continuously, not only at crisis points. 2. Guidance should consider individual differences among learners. 3. Guidance should be confined to students with severe behavioural problems. 4. Guidance helps in educational, vocational and personal-social adjustment.

A1, 2 and 4 only
B1 and 3 only
C2, 3 and 4 only
D3 only

8In the context of counselling approaches, which statement is incorrect?

ADirective counselling is counsellor-centred and is associated with Williamson.
BNon-directive counselling is client-centred and is associated with Rogers.
CEclectic counselling rejects both directive and non-directive methods completely.
DIn directive counselling, the counsellor leads, analyses and advises.

9Consider the following statements about non-testing techniques in guidance. 1. A cumulative record is a continuous and comprehensive record of a student's development and progress. 2. An anecdotal record is mainly a standardized score profile obtained through psychological testing. 3. Sociometry maps social relationships and acceptance within a group. 4. Rating scales, interviews and observation are also non-testing techniques. How many statements are correct?

AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour

10Match the area of guidance with its most appropriate concern. 1. Educational guidance 2. Vocational guidance 3. Personal-social guidance

A1-careers and occupations, 2-adjustment and emotions, 3-study and courses
B1-adjustment and relationships, 2-study habits, 3-occupational choice
C1-study and courses, 2-family relationships, 3-careers and occupations
D1-study, courses and schooling, 2-careers and occupations, 3-adjustment, relationships and emotions

11Assertion: In non-directive counselling, the counsellor's acceptance and empathy are central conditions of the helping relationship. Reason: In Rogers's client-centred approach, the client rather than the counsellor leads the process of self-understanding.

ABoth the assertion and the reason are true, and the reason correctly explains the assertion.
BBoth the assertion and the reason are true, but the reason does not explain the assertion.
CThe assertion is true, but the reason is false.
DThe assertion is false, but the reason is true.

12Which statement best identifies the defining feature of directive counselling in educational psychology?

AThe counsellor takes the lead, analyses the problem and gives advice.
BThe client alone directs the entire process while the counsellor remains only a silent observer.
CThe counsellor avoids all interpretation and relies only on unconditional positive regard.
DThe counsellor deliberately combines directive and non-directive procedures according to need.

13Which description correctly identifies Donald Super's theory of career development?

AA counsellor-centred theory in which the counsellor diagnoses the client and prescribes the occupation
BA self-concept and life-stage theory in which career development expresses the developing self
CA three-stage theory limited to fantasy, tentative and realistic occupational choice
DA social-choice method that maps peer acceptance within a classroom group

14How many of the following are typically included as school guidance services? Orientation, pupil-inventory service, occupational information service, placement service, follow-up service, corporal punishment service.

AFour
BFive
CSix
DThree

15Match the guidance tool with its most appropriate use. 1. Strong Vocational Interest Blank 2. Kuder Preference Record 3. Cumulative record 4. Anecdotal record A. Continuous longitudinal profile of a student's progress B. Factual note of a specific observed behaviour incident C. Vocational interest inventory D. Preference-based interest inventory

A1-D, 2-C, 3-B, 4-A
B1-C, 2-D, 3-A, 4-B
C1-A, 2-B, 3-C, 4-D
D1-B, 2-A, 3-D, 4-C

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