Counsellors face challenges in supporting equity, justice, and fairness while maintaining their jobs. This can put added strain due to _____ required to justify continued funding. the monumental amount of paperwork the absence of organizational support the lack of client engagement the limited access to resources

the monumental amount of paperwork

Half of the world's wealth is owned by the top 1%, leading to issues such as _____, housing and food insecurity, and economic instability. reduced economic disparity increased global cooperation enhanced social mobility growing numbers sinking into poverty

growing numbers sinking into poverty

Which anxiety disorder is characterized by a person being continually tense, apprehensive, and in a state of autonomic nervous system arousal? Panic Disorder Social Anxiety Disorder Specific Phobia Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

What significant developments occur in early childhood regarding body and brain growth? Only body growth occurs, with minimal brain development. Rapid growth in body and brain size, especially in language and executive function areas. Brain development is limited to sensory areas. Growth is uniform across all brain areas without specialization.

Rapid growth in body and brain size, especially in language and executive function areas.

Which factors are crucial in determining physical growth during childhood? Nutrition alone, without any genetic influence. Only heredity, with no influence from nutrition. Infectious diseases are the sole determinant of growth. Heredity, nutrition, and management of infectious diseases.

Heredity, nutrition, and management of infectious diseases.

What are effective strategies for preventing unintentional injuries in children? Allowing children to explore without supervision. Ignoring safety measures and relying on luck. Focusing only on teaching safety rules without supervision. Childproofing homes, teaching safety rules, and adult supervision.

Childproofing homes, teaching safety rules, and adult supervision.

What factors influence motor development milestones such as walking and running? Environmental stimulation alone, without genetic influence. Genetics, opportunities for physical activity, and environmental stimulation. Only genetics, with no role for environmental factors. Motor skills develop independently of any external factors.

Genetics, opportunities for physical activity, and environmental stimulation.

What cognitive characteristics define the preoperational stage in children? Ability to understand conservation and logical reasoning. Complete absence of symbolic thought. Development of symbolic thought but lack of logical reasoning. Advanced logical reasoning and abstract thinking.

Development of symbolic thought but lack of logical reasoning.

According to Vygotsky, what role does private speech play in child development? Is only important for language development, not problem-solving. Hinders development by distracting from external interactions. Has no impact on development and is merely a habit. Aids in self-regulation and problem-solving by internalizing social interactions.

Aids in self-regulation and problem-solving by internalizing social interactions.

How do executive function and memory change during early childhood? Decline in memory efficiency and executive function. Only attention improves, with no change in memory. No significant changes in executive function or memory. Improvement in attention, inhibitory control, and working memory.

Improvement in attention, inhibitory control, and working memory.

What are the key aspects of language development in early childhood? Only vocabulary expands, with no change in grammar. No significant changes in vocabulary or grammar. Grammar becomes simpler as vocabulary expands. Rapid vocabulary expansion and improved conversational skills.

Rapid vocabulary expansion and improved conversational skills.

In Erikson's stage of Initiative vs. Guilt, what outcomes can result from excessive criticism? No impact on the child's development. Increased initiative and confidence. Development of guilt and feelings of incompetence. Only positive outcomes, regardless of criticism.

Development of guilt and feelings of incompetence.

How do children develop self-concept and self-esteem during early childhood? Self-concept and self-esteem do not develop until adolescence. Only through academic success, without social influence. Through positive feedback and encouragement. By ignoring feedback from others.

Through positive feedback and encouragement.

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