Exam 15: Constructivist Therapies

If a client returned to a second or future session and reported that "nothing has changed,nothing is better," the solution-oriented therapist would most likely:

Comparing solution focused and narrative therapists reveals that:

Of the following,which is LEAST likely to be used by a solution-oriented therapist in helping a client focus on strengths and new possibilities?

When treating mandated or involuntary clients,Berg and other solution-focused therapists have argued that:

For a narrative therapist,the ability to become aware of different perspectives about the past leads to:

For solution-focused therapists,problems and their solutions are:

From a philosophical perspective,constructivism's core premise is:

The process by which narrative therapists help shift the therapy problem away from the person is known as:

In solution-focused therapy,change is viewed as the result of:

In the authors' discussion of future directions of constructivism,they point out that one of the significant challenges facing this genre of therapies is related to:

In solution-focused therapies,problem talk refers to:

The primary goal of solution focused therapy is to:

The criticism that constructivist therapies reject objective reality and the scientific method would most likely be advanced by:

Narrative therapists ideas about dominant discourses refers to:

A major similarity between solution-focused and narrative therapies is their emphasis on:

The effectiveness of narrative therapy (NT)might best be summarized by which of the following statements?

The length of most narrative therapies is:

Solution-focused therapists emphasize that their approach:

In solution-focused therapy,if a client talks about problems,the therapist most likely will do which of the following?

The central focus of change for narrative therapists involves: