Question 1

Using letters from successful clients is a technique used by

Accepted Answer

A) gestalt therapists. 
B) narrative therapists. 
C) reality therapists. 
D) solution-focused therapists. 
A) gestalt therapists. 
B) narrative therapists. 
C) reality therapists. 
D) solution-focused therapists.

Question 2

Asking a patient, "Imagine when you go to sleep tonight and a miracle happens and your problem

Accepted Answer

A) Adlerian therapy. 
B) behavior therapy. 
C) REBT. 
D) solution-focused therapy. 
A) Adlerian therapy. 
B) behavior therapy. 
C) REBT. 
D) solution-focused therapy.

Question 3

In narrative therapy the therapist may choose to attack

Accepted Answer

A) the client. 
B) the client's problem. 
C) one of the client's parents. 
D) the client's previous therapist. 
A) the client. 
B) the client's problem. 
C) one of the client's parents. 
D) the client's previous therapist.

Question 4

Testimony therapy, an African-centered therapy, is most similar to

Accepted Answer

A) Adlerian therapy. 
B) existential therapy. 
C) narrative therapy. 
D) reality therapy. 
A) Adlerian therapy. 
B) existential therapy. 
C) narrative therapy. 
D) reality therapy.

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT an important construct in personal construct therapy?

Accepted Answer

A) characterization 
B) countertransference 
C) plot 
D) setting 
A) characterization 
B) countertransference 
C) plot 
D) setting

Question 6

If a therapist says: "Why do you think Bulimia is trying to physically hurt you?", the narrative therapist is using this technique.

Accepted Answer

A) alternative narrative 
B) externalizing the problem 
C) scaling 
D) unique outcome 
A) alternative narrative 
B) externalizing the problem 
C) scaling 
D) unique outcome

Question 7

Milton Erickson is considered to be a constructivist because of his

Accepted Answer

A) exceptional way of understanding and communicating. 
B) skill in integrating psychoanalysis and behavior therapy. 
C) thorough knowledge of philosophical principles of postmodernism. 
D) ways of viewing constructs with polar opposites. 
A) exceptional way of understanding and communicating. 
B) skill in integrating psychoanalysis and behavior therapy. 
C) thorough knowledge of philosophical principles of postmodernism. 
D) ways of viewing constructs with polar opposites.

Question 8

In solution-focused therapy, this question: "Rating how you feel today from one to ten, where are you now?", is called

Accepted Answer

A) complimenting. 
B) the miracle question. 
C) "the message". 
D) scaling. 
A) complimenting. 
B) the miracle question. 
C) "the message". 
D) scaling.

Question 9

In solution-focused therapy, saying to a client, "How did you figure out that you wanted to be a different kind of friend than Fred.How did you learn that?" would be an example of

Accepted Answer

A) a coping question. 
B) an exception-seeking question. 
C) a miracle question. 
D) a scaling question. 
A) a coping question. 
B) an exception-seeking question. 
C) a miracle question. 
D) a scaling question.

Question 10

In solution-focused therapy, clients can feel more encouraged and positive about change by the therapist's

Accepted Answer

A) complimenting. 
B) miracle questions. 
C) externalizing the problem. 
D) scaling questions. 
A) complimenting. 
B) miracle questions. 
C) externalizing the problem. 
D) scaling questions.

Question 11

In narrative therapy the patients' gender or culture is considered to be

Accepted Answer

A) irrelevant. 
B) part of the story. 
C) important in choosing a therapist of the same gender or culture. 
D) an aspect of one's lifestyle. 
A) irrelevant. 
B) part of the story. 
C) important in choosing a therapist of the same gender or culture. 
D) an aspect of one's lifestyle.

Using letters from successful clients is a technique used by

Asking a patient, "Imagine when you go to sleep tonight and a miracle happens and your problem

In narrative therapy the therapist may choose to attack

Testimony therapy, an African-centered therapy, is most similar to

Which of the following is NOT an important construct in personal construct therapy?

If a therapist says: "Why do you think Bulimia is trying to physically hurt you?", the narrative therapist is using this technique.

Milton Erickson is considered to be a constructivist because of his

In solution-focused therapy, this question: "Rating how you feel today from one to ten, where are you now?", is called

In solution-focused therapy, saying to a client, "How did you figure out that you wanted to be a different kind of friend than Fred.How did you learn that?" would be an example of

In solution-focused therapy, clients can feel more encouraged and positive about change by the therapist's

In narrative therapy the patients' gender or culture is considered to be

Introduction

Psychoanalysis

Jungian Therapy and Analysis

Adlerian Therapy

Existential Therapy

Person-Centered Therapy

Gestalt Therapy: an Experiential Therapy

Behavior Therapy

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

Cognitive Therapy

Reality Therapy

Feminist Therapy: a Multicultural Approach

Family Therapy

Other Psychotherapies

Integrative Therapies

Comparison and Critique

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Exam 12: Constructivist Approaches

Using letters from successful clients is a technique used by

Asking a patient, "Imagine when you go to sleep tonight and a miracle happens and your problem

In narrative therapy the therapist may choose to attack

Testimony therapy, an African-centered therapy, is most similar to

Which of the following is NOT an important construct in personal construct therapy?

If a therapist says: "Why do you think Bulimia is trying to physically hurt you?", the narrative therapist is using this technique.

Milton Erickson is considered to be a constructivist because of his

In solution-focused therapy, this question: "Rating how you feel today from one to ten, where are you now?", is called

In solution-focused therapy, saying to a client, "How did you figure out that you wanted to be a different kind of friend than Fred.How did you learn that?" would be an example of

In solution-focused therapy, clients can feel more encouraged and positive about change by the therapist's

In narrative therapy the patients' gender or culture is considered to be

Introduction

Psychoanalysis

Jungian Therapy and Analysis

Adlerian Therapy

Existential Therapy

Person-Centered Therapy

Gestalt Therapy: an Experiential Therapy

Behavior Therapy

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

Cognitive Therapy

Reality Therapy

Feminist Therapy: a Multicultural Approach

Family Therapy

Other Psychotherapies

Integrative Therapies

Comparison and Critique

Filters