Which of the following is true of the scientist-practitioner model of training in counseling?

A) It stresses the importance of discussing research findings with academic supervisors, but on a confidential basis.
B) It emphasizes the publishing of reports that give a positive result regarding efficacy of a new treatment, instead of the negative trials.
C) It emphasizes systematic and thoughtful analyses of human experiences and judicious application of the knowledge and attitudes gained from such analyses.
D) It adopts a subjective approach to create a scientific report such that it gives a predicted result and suppresses the contradictory evidences.

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Mackenzie Willis · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  The scientist-practitioner model of training in counseling emphasizes systematic and thoughtful analyses of human experiences and judicious application of the knowledge and attitudes gained from such analyses. It does not stress the importance of discussing research findings with academic supervisors on a confidential basis, as research findings are typically disseminated through publications and presentations. It also does not prioritize publishing only positive results, as negative trials are important for informing future research and treatment development. Additionally, the scientist-practitioner model does not adopt a subjective approach to create a scientific report and suppress contradictory evidence, as the goal is to use rigorous scientific methods to understand and improve counseling practice.

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