| 1 |
In individual counseling, a teacher: |
- A. Evaluates the activities of the students
- B. Studies the psychological problems of the students
- C. Counselees the students individually
- D. All of the above
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| 2 |
Individuals: |
- A. Can solve their problems by themselves
- B. Cannot solve their problems by themselves
- C. Consult others from the solution of their problems
- D. Seek guidance for solution of problems from others
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| 3 |
The activities concerned with human mind and conscious for the solution of problems are included in the concept of: |
- A. Social guidance
- B. Consciousguidance
- C. Psychologicalguidance
- D. Educationalguidance
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| 4 |
With the increase in age, |
- A. The needs of a child change
- B. The contact of a child with society deepens
- C. A child is confronted with various problems
- D. All of the above
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| 5 |
Which of the following element has increased significance of guidance: |
- A. Expansion of information
- B. Speedy scientific development
- C. Burning social problems
- D. All of the above
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| 6 |
How many persons are needed to carry out the process of counseling |
- A. Two persons
- B. Three persons
- C. Four persons
- D. Only one person
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| 7 |
One of the chief aims of individual counseling is to make the students: |
- A. Politically awakened
- B. Self-knowing
- C. Skillful
- D. Patriot
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| 8 |
Counseling is |
- A. A direct contact between two persons
- B. An indirect contact between two persons
- C. An imbalanced contact two persons
- D. None of the above
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| 9 |
The problems of mind and conscious are the subject of |
- A. Social guidance
- B. Psychological guidance
- C. Professional guidance
- D. None of these
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| 10 |
Guidance is concerned with |
- A. Educational problems
- B. Economic problems
- C. Professional problems
- D. All of the above
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