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Supervision Skills for Psychologists
1.  The discrimination model of supervision is a training model.
A) True
B) False
2.  Which theoretical model of supervision would focus on problem solving?
A) Analytic
B) Behavioral
C) Rogerian
D) Systemic
3.  Integrated models of supervision are described as eclectic.
A) True
B) False
4.  At what stage of the Skovholt and Ronnestad model does the counselor begin to work toward autonomy and independence?
A) stage 5
B) stage 6
C) stage 7
D) stage 8
5.  Orientation-specific models specifically exclude all other models so one can be learned exceedingly well.
A) True
B) False
6.  Parallel process, when identified by the supervisor can be used to facilitate the understanding of the transference and countertransference issues between the supervisee and client.
A) True
B) False
7.   Parallel process originated from psychoanalytic theory.
A) True
B) False
8.  The person who write persuasively about parallel process in supervision was
A) Gabbard
B) Searles
C) Mueller
D) Fromme
9.  Parallel process in supervision
A) should never occur if the supervision is clear and direct.
B) occurs when the trainee is unsure about their behavior.
C) occurs when the trainee is mocking the supervisor.
D) may be a normal part of growth of the trainee.
10.  Although there are several types of parallel process
A) none are appropriate between a supervisor and supervisee.
B) they are all basically a resistance to supervision.
C) they must always be immediately addressed to avoid further harm to the patient.
D) the supervisor should respond to some types but not to others.
11.  The sort of parallel processes which occur in supervision
A) never occur in psychotherapy settings.
B) are weak determinants of change.
C) are difficult to recognize because they involve the supervisor’s personal identity.
D) occur in psychotherapy as well as in supervision.
12.   The supervisor ethically
A) does not have a duty to warn.
B) has the same “duty to warn” as does the supervisee, if not more.
C) cannot warn because it would constitute a breach in confidentiality.
D) can only warn if they have first acquired a signed consent form from the patient.

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