Peer Counseling

What context of counseling refers to friends attitudes, norms and Behavior have a strong influence on adolescents?

• Peer as Context

• Neighborhood as Context

• Culture as Context

• Counseling as Context

What is the primary goal of peer counseling in schools?

• To provide academic tutoring

• To offer emotional support and guidance

• To enforce school rules

• To organize extracurricular activities

Which of the following is a key benefit of peer counseling?

• Increased academic pressure

• Improved communication skills

• Decreased social interaction

• Higher dropout rates

Who typically serves as a peer counselor?

• Professional therapists

• Teachers

• Fellow students

• Parents

What is an essential skill for a peer counselor to have?

• Mathematical ability

• Empathy

• Artistic talent

• Physical strength

In what setting is peer counseling most commonly used?

• Corporate offices

• Military bases

• Educational institutions

• Hospitals

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of effective peer counseling?

• Confidentiality

• Judgmental attitude

• Active listening

• Empathy

What is a common challenge faced by peer counselors?

• Lack of interest in helping others

• Balancing their own needs with those of their peers

• Excessive financial compensation

• Over-reliance on technology

How does peer counseling differ from professional counseling?

• Peer counseling is more expensive

• Peer counseling is less formal

• Peer counseling requires a degree

• Peer counseling is only for adults

What is a common outcome of successful peer counseling?

• Increased isolation

• Improved self-esteem

• Higher stress levels

• Decreased empathy