1) Which science is engaged in the study of society, social relation, and human behavior? a) Natural Science b) Social Science c) Applied Science d) Humanities 2) What do we call a group of people living together who maintain culture, traditions, and norms? a) Community b) Society c) Tribe d) Civilization 3) Which definition best describes social relation? a) The study of past events b) Interaction of individuals or groups c) The exchange of goods and services d) A government system 4) Which type of Social Science is concerned with the search for knowledge and development of theories? a) Applied Social Science b) Pure Social Science c) Natural Science d) Life Science 5) Which pure social science studies human language and its development? a) Anthropology b) Linguistics c) Geography d) Sociology 6) Which discipline studies political systems and international relations? a) Economics b) Psychology c) Political Science d) Demographics 7) Which applied social science empowers individuals who are struggling with adjustment or mental health issues? a) Social Work b) Communication c) Counseling d) Sociology 8) Which field focuses on helping the poorest, disabled people, and victims of calamities? a) Counseling b) Social Work c) Communication d) Anthropology 9) Which applied social science improves lives through verbal and nonverbal means of interaction? a) Social Work b) Counseling c) Communication d) History 10) Which pure social science studies population size, distribution, and change? a) Geography b) Economics c) Demographics d) Sociology 11) The study of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. a) Psychology b) History c) Economics d) Demographics 12) The scientific study of humanity and cultural diversity. a) Anthropology b) Political Science c) Geography d) Sociology 13) The study of places and the relationship between people and their environment. a) Demographics b) Linguistics c) History d) Geography 14) Counseling can be performed by anyone as long as they want to help others. a) True b) False 15) Applied Social Science uses concepts and theories from pure social sciences to address social issues and problems. a) False b) True 16) A client is afraid to apply for a new job. The counselor tells them: “You have the skills to do this. I believe you can succeed.” a) Release of emotional tension b) Advice / Encouragement c) Clarification and interpretation d) Transference awareness 17) A teenager breaks down in tears while talking about family issues. The counselor allows them to express their emotions freely without interruption. a) Clarified thinking b) Respect c) Release of emotional tension d) Countertransference 18) The counselor helps a client understand that their unrealistic expectations are causing stress and encourages them to think more realistically. a) Reassurance b) Clarification & Confrontation c) Empathy and positive regard d) Listening skills 19) A client is confused about their goals in life. The counselor guides them toward setting new goals aligned with their personal values. a) Advice b) Reorientation c) Respect d) Release of emotional tension 20) A client explains their problem, and the counselor listens attentively, showing full attention and interest. a) Clarification b) Listening skills c) Transference d) Reassurance 21) A counselor avoids judging a client even though the client’s beliefs and lifestyle are very different from their own. a) Empathy and positive regard b) Clarified thinking c) Advice d) Clarification & Confrontation 22) A client describes their frustration at work. The counselor repeats back what the client said (in their own words) to ensure they understand the message correctly. a) Confrontation b) Clarification c) Reorientation d) Transference 23) During sessions, the counselor tries to understand the client’s feelings from the client’s point of view and communicates acceptance. a) Respect b) Empathy and positive regard c) Clarified thinking d) Advice 24) A counselor gently challenges a client when their actions contradict what they say they want to achieve (for example, wanting to study harder but spending all nights on social media). a) Clarification only b) Interpretation only c) Clarification & Confrontation d) Reassurance 25) A client feels overwhelmed by stress and says they can’t stop worrying about everything. The counselor encourages them to express all their feelings and helps them ventilate frustrations. a) Clarification b) Clarified thinking c) Release of emotional tension d) Transference 26) After hearing about a client’s time-management problem, the counselor suggests practical steps: making a schedule, setting priorities, and using a planner. a) Advice / Guidance b) Reassurance c) Empathy d) Clarification & Confrontation 27) A counselor notices that the client reminds them of a close relative, which stirs up personal feelings. The counselor becomes aware of this and manages their reactions professionally. a) Transference b) Reassurance c) Countertransference awareness d) Clarified thinking 28) A client treats the counselor like a parent and expects “parental approval,” projecting old emotional patterns onto them. The counselor helps the client recognize this reaction. a) Advice b) Listening skills c) Transference awareness d) Respect 29) The counselor works with the client to explore different strategies for resolving recurring conflicts with their partner, and helps the client choose a constructive plan. a) Reorientation b) Advice c) Confrontation d) Release of emotional tension 30) A client feels guilty about past mistakes. The counselor acknowledges their efforts, validates their feelings, and encourages them that they are making progress. a) Empathy and positive regard b) Treatment termination c) Clarified thinking d) Reassurance

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