Volunteerism: what standards do counselors need to uphold in a voluntary position or providing free/pro bono work? self-disclosure: should counselors disclose personal information to a client? if so, when and how is it appropriate? objectivity: why is it important for counselors to remain objective with clients? self-care: how can counselors prevent professional burnout? spirituality: how can counselors maintain spirituality in and out of practice? counseling dispositions: a review of three counseling dispositions as well as an analysis in regards to personal strengths and challenges in regards to the selected dispositions.

answer; the trial de novo

answer; independent variable;

representative sample

sociologists study the world, observe a predicament or interesting design, and set out to investigate it. they use investigation methods to design a study possibly a comprehensive, detailed and precise, by using experimental method for directing research and gathering data.

to study the characteristics of the whole population, sociologist prefers to obtain the sample which is the finite part of a demographic population whose characteristics are analyzed to obtain data from statistics.

when administering with population, it can be described as a set of respondents picked from a larger population for the goal of a survey. a population could be a group of objects, people, or articles from which samples are obtained for computation of the whole population which is the aim of the sociological study.