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• Standardized test - these are.pschometric instrument or "paper and pencil test" that are administrated to clients for the cohnselor to know client characteristics that are nkr easliy accessible during interviews
• Standardized test - this would help/guide the xounselor in suggesting to clients besg options for issuesnand concerns
• Standardized test- intelligence test achievement test aptitude test jnterest jnvestories and personalities test
• Non- standardized tools and techniques - these are instruments and techniques used by counselors to guide them or update them about the status of clients
• Non- standardized tools and techniques - this aims to organize the outcome of sessions conducted for the purpose of keeping track and documenting the progress of the counseling sessions
• Non-standardized tools and techniques- these would.allow cojnselors times to study and analyze clients based on records "on file"
• Non- standardized tools and techniques - the cojnselor can make informed decisions of wether to continue the sessions to termjnate the session or refer the client to another professional
• The interview- it is a verbal exchange between the counselor and the client with a specific case related objective in the mjnd of the counselor
• Behavioral observation- it is the careful watching or monitoring of the behavior of the client during interviews or scheduled sessijns
• Anecdotal record - this consist of written report of important incident that happened to the client
• Cimulative record - this is a method or recording to provide meannngful and comprehensive information about the client in the course of a year
• Checklist- this may be used to identify the presence and absemce of the specific attributes or skills of an unexpected behavior in the clients
• Rating scale- this is used to assess the degree or extend to which clients sgrongly agress or disagrees