Exam 12: Constructivist Approaches

In solution-focused therapy, asking "When did the problem NOT occur?", is referred to as

The question:"What have you done since you called for an appointment, that has made a difference in your problem?", is referred to as ___________ in solution focused therapy.

Encouraging the development of positive unique outcomes is an approach associated with

Milton Erickson, who influenced the development of solution-focused and narrative therapies, had an extraordinary way of viewing

When a therapist listens for problem-saturated stories, the therapist is likely to be a

According to constructivist philosophers, it is

George Kelly's Reptest, designed to measure constructs that are important to people, has

Asking if a miracle occurred and the problems you have been telling me about were solved, what would be different?" is a question asked by a (an)

George Kelly's constructivist theory of personality is based on constructs such as

Viewing the client as a protagonist is common to psychodrama and ?

Use of the scaling technique is associated with which of the following therapies?

Listening for the theme of a story is an approach typical of

Asking a patient, "When did the problem NOT occur" is a technique used in

Which of these theories most clearly examines problems from the client's point of view?

In narrative therapy, leagues can serve the purpose of providing

In solution-focused therapy, it is important that goals be

In narrative therapy, letters written by therapists to clients

Leagues are used in narrative therapy because they ____________ client stories.

The goal of assessment in solution-focused therapy is to attend to the client's

Which of these theorists is NOT associated with constructivist therapy approaches?