Crisis Counseling C-507

CRISIS COUNSELING MINISTRY MASTER EXAM Course Code: CC-605 Course Length: 6 Weeks EXAM 1 — FOUNDATIONS OF CRISIS COUNSELING PART A — Multiple Choice (15 Questions) 1. Crisis counseling primarily focuses on: A. Long-term personality restructuring B. Immediate stabilization C. Behavioral punishment D. Medical diagnosis 2. Crisis occurs when: A. Emotional discomfort appears B. Coping mechanisms fail C. Counseling is avoided D. Stress is temporary 3. Existential crises typically involve: A. Job loss only B. Meaning and purpose struggles C. Marriage conflict D. Natural disasters 4. The minister’s first responsibility is to: A. Provide theological correction B. Stabilize emotional distress C. Conduct legal investigation D. Offer long-term therapy 5. Biblical crisis care emphasizes: A. Condemnation B. Comfort and presence C. Authority D. Correction 6. Crisis counseling timeframe is typically: A. Years B. Months C. Short-term intervention D. Permanent relationship 7. Situational crises include: A. Puberty B. Natural disaster C. Aging D. Identity development 8. Developmental crises relate to: A. Life transitions B. Violence C. Trauma D. Disaster 9. Effective crisis counseling requires: A. Judgment B. Listening skills C. Diagnosis D. Authority 10. Spiritual crisis often involves: A. Doubt and suffering questions B. Behavioral addiction C. Legal conflict D. Physical injury 11. Crisis counseling differs from therapy because it prioritizes: A. Personality analysis B. Immediate safety C. Behavioral diagnosis D. Medication 12. Compassion fatigue occurs when counselors: A. Lack education B. Experience emotional exhaustion SECTION 2 — Crisis Intervention Models & Pastoral Response Learning Focus • Crisis counseling process • Roberts Crisis Intervention Model • Pastoral presence and listening ministry • Psychological First Aid Competency Goal Students must construct an initial crisis response plan. Reading Assignment Minister as the Crisis Counselor Chapters 3–4