COUN 506 > Exam 1; Latest 2019 Guide, Attempt Score: 17 Out of 20 Liberty University.

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COUN 506 - Attempt Score: 17/20 QUESTION 1 1. The lecture talked about levels of integration. What is an INCORRECT statement from that discussion? As part of interdisciplinary integration, we w ould s... tudy biblical interpretation but also become an expert in the process of empirical science We need to know our basic assumptions about life—or worldview We realize that truth fits together no matter the source We focus solely on the cognitive process of how we are discovering truth, rather than how we are living as a counselor 5 points QUESTION 2 1. Christian counseling, based in theology, would identify sin as ultimately behind human problems. In contrast, psychology would emphasize Illness or psychopathology Lack of understanding of the data God as ultimate healer A process of redemption 5 points QUESTION 3 1. Epistemology, according to the lecture is The study of humanity which provide a model for Christian growth. Finding truth by finding yourself. The idea that truth can be discovered through logic, rational discourse, empirical methods, and/or special revelation found in Scripture. A branch of knowledge that places Scripture as the only way to know truth. 5 points QUESTION 4 1. Both Entwistle and the lectures talked about worldview. A worldview is A set of presuppositions which we hold about the basic make-up of the world. An interpretation of a psychological theory. The acceptance of a fictionalized myth theology. A subconscious phenomenon whereby we are unaware of our basic assumptions. 5 points QUESTION 5 1. If we are trying to distinguish what “Christian” counseling is (vs. secular counseling), which statement is true from the lecture? A counselor thinking “Christianly” would look beyond just helping a client solve an immediate problem. Christian counselors always know their worldview foundations. Christian counselors primarily focus on exposing and eradicating sin in the life of the counselee. The Bible makes a Christian counselor a true authority on human behavior. 5 points QUESTION 6 1. In the discussion on worldview, the lecture contrasted the “modern” and the “post-modern” worldview. If one held the post-modern worldview, which would be true? One should search for truth as a guide to my behavior One should take personal responsibility for actions One should use personal experiences as a guide to what is right/wrong One should focus on thoughts rather than feelings 5 points QUESTION 7 1. Finish this comparative key phases with the correct sets of words: theology is to psychology as ____________ is to _________________. Personal growth/ personality Sanctification/ redemption Revelation/ reason or observation Image of God/ theocentric 5 points QUESTION 8 1. The lectures provided a brief introduction to the models of integration (based on Niebuhr’s Christ and Culture). What did we learn from that introduction? Secular combatants, such as Freud and Ellis, would accept spirituality but would be concerned that “religion” is an inappropriate way of dealing with problems A “spy” has a psychological worldview but also would accept and believe the tenets of the Christian faith One criticism of the colonialists position is that adherents would use certain psychological principles or theories but would not admit the necessity for empirical verification of the psychology “findings” I think this one? Those who hold to an Allies model of integration would deny that there are apparent contradictions between psychology and theology 5 points QUESTION 9 1. The lectures tried to build a case for integrating psychology and theology for the betterment of the client. What is an argument that was emphasized in the lectures? We do not have a choice not to integrate multiple sources of truth Christian counselors should be intentional about finding connecting points of truth in both psychology and theology In spite of a largely naturalistic philosophy, psychology still has many resources to help hurting clients All of these are valid points 5 points QUESTION 10 1. “Imago Dei” is an important concept in the study of integration, and was mentioned by Entwistle and the lectures. This term refers to The Catholic view of the relationship between man and the animal kingdom. The quality that allows human beings to resemble God the Creator. Image of Man. A Latin phrase used to describe the Trinity. 5 points QUESTION 11 1. In contrast to a biblical worldview of counseling, a psychological worldview of counseling Would also consider non-measurable components of human behavior as a legitimate part of counseling Would agree with the multi-tasking concept explained in the lectures, McMinn and Entwistle Would look for “human nature” explanations for problems Would suggest that psychology can always find reasons/causes for human problems 5 points QUESTION 12 1. The lecture emphasized the importance of understand OUR worldview as a counselor in choosing the model of counseling we use. What can we say from the lecture? In asking “who am I” as a worldview question, psychology would emphasize that we are largely products of our experiences In asking “where am I” as a worldview question, psychology would largely ignore the “inner’ environment of the person In asking “what’s wrong with the world” as a worldview question, psychology would explore genetic predispositions toward bad behavior that we might label “sin” In asking “what is the solution to our problems” as a worldview question, psychology would emphasize a change of heart/redemption 5 points QUESTION 13 1. From the lecture discussion on ways of knowing truth, what can we say? Logic is the best method to know something There is a link between our worldview and what ways of knowing (epistemological methods) that we accept and reject This one? A Christian counselor who accepts revelation as a way of knowing, would nonetheless typically reject claims that God spoke to a client Empirical studies, as a way of knowing is generally only accepted by counselors with a secular worldview 5 points QUESTION 14 1. The lectures in week one referred to Jay Adams (the founder of Nouthetic counseling) when discussing the biblicalfoundation/worldview of Christian counseling. What did the lecture emphasize in that discussion, based on Adam's perspective? We may gain insights from psychology and psychological theories but God’s word is still our primary authority and our “lens” to view other sources. As we work with clients, we should primarily focus on our fallen nature and the effects of sin on our behavior. True change comes solely as a result of human to human support and encouragement. Christian counseling is more of a profession than a “calling” in the body of Christ. 5 points QUESTION 15 1. Why is self-awareness and humility so important in integrative counseling? It relates to the necessity of broad expertise in both biblical components and psychological components We need to humbly admit that just one source of God’s truth may not fully address all of human problems “None of us is as smart as all of us.” All the above 5 points QUESTION 16 1. In arguing for the value of integration, the lectures suggested the following: Science has shown supremacy since many historical teachings of the church (such as opposition to Galileo’s heliocentric view) have been proven wrong, The church is correct in its suspicion/rejection of science which is largely rooted in naturalistic assumptions The church should recognize that God can reveal truth through psychology, and secular psychologist should accept that spirituality is an important part of the solution to human problems Tertullian’s statement (“What hath Athens. . . “) demonstrated that simply accepting the gospel should solve all psychological and emotional problems 5 points QUESTION 17 1. The lecture emphasized that different generations typically have different worldviews. If we are counseling someone just coming into adulthood in the 21st century, what should we emphasize? Help the client with a rational understanding of his/her problems Help the client understand the basis for morality Help the client to stand on his/her own Realize that the client may have a very relativistic outlook on life 5 points QUESTION 18 1. Christian counseling is a dynamic, collaborative process involving at least three persons—the counselor, the client, and the triune God of the Bible—aimed at transformational change for the purpose of producing higher levels of emotional, psychological, and spiritual health in persons seeking help. True False 5 points QUESTION 19 1. The research has found that most people do not want their faith to be addressed and integrated in the therapeutic process. True False 5 points QUESTION 20 1. Throughout the world, ______________ is the new mission field. Schizophrenia Trauma Depression Anxiety [Show More]

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