Quiz: Integrating a Christian Worldview
Score for this quiz: 10 out of 10
Submitted Apr 2 at 2:14pm
Question 1
1 / 1 pts
What are some things that counselors should consider when encountering ethical considerations in a
church setting?
How do the principles of autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence, justice,
fidelity, and veracity come into play in her decision making?
What is the best way to respect the dignity and promote the welfare of my
client(s) (ACA Ethical Code A.1.a)?
Could working with a potential client in my church setting create an unhealthy
power differential in the relationship?
A, B & C.
A & B only
Question 2
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Mark McMinn writes that the most important part of the integration of Christian faith and counseling
can be summed up in one word:
Theology
Conversation
Truth
Overlap
Question 3
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For a professional counselor operating from a Christian worldview, what are some important things to
consider when working with a woman or a couple who are post-abortive?
Compassionate care is the key.
Understanding the client’s mental health needs are very important.
What supports are necessary for the client(s) spiritually, emotionally, physically,
relationally, and financially?
A, B & C.
Both A & C.
Question 4
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As professional counselors, our first consideration is up uphold:
Our own personal values
the ACA Code of Ethics.
The ethical code of the Bible espoused by the National Association of
Evangelicals.
All of these.
Question 5
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According to your text, Bauman (2019) shared a simple, yet profound way to define the relationship
between spirituality and religion. What is it?
Religion + Spirituality = Institutions
Religion + Institutions = Spirituality
Religion = Spirituality + Institutions
Religion – Spirituality = Institutions
Question 6
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The current definition of counseling from the ACA (2010) includes that professional counseling:
Is a professional relationship that empowers diverse individuals, families and
groups.
Accomplishes mental health, wellness, education and career goals.
Includes financial counseling, spiritual counseling, and life coaching.
All of these.
Both A & B.
Question 7
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The Association of Spiritual and Religious Values in Counseling (ASERVIC) has 14 spiritual
competencies that counselors should possess. Identify one or more of them below:
The professional counselor can describe the similarities and differences between
spirituality and religion, including the basic beliefs of various spiritual systems,
major world religions, agnosticism, and atheism.
The professional counselor continuously evaluates the influence of his or her
own spiritual and/or religious beliefs and values on the client and the counseling
process.
The professional counselor responds to client communications about spirituality
and/or religion with acceptance and sensitivity.
All of these.
A & C only.
Question 8
1 / 1 pts
In your text, according to Dr. Jeremiah Johnston, what is the most important apologetics question of
today’s time?
The Church’s response to suicide and mental health.
The identification of what truth is.
The church’s stance on abortion.
The Church coming to an understanding on LGBTQ issues.
Question 9
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The bottom line from a Christian worldview, is that a Christian clinical mental health counselor’s
highest ethic is:
Scriptural authority.
Faithfulness
Love
Hope
Question 10
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According to the authors of your text, instead of asking, “How do we restore brokenness?” what is a
better question to ask as a counselor operating from a Christian worldview?
How do we position people in a way that God can ultimately heal them?
How can I become what my clients really need?
How do we help people wake up to their need for changing their behavior?
How can I maintain a power differential between me and my clients so that I can help them better?
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