Question 1

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below
-Identifying themes

Accepted Answer

A)  Behavior that occurs for the first time in a session 
B)  Increased creative constructive play 
C)  Interference of the child's play 
D)  Repeated play behavior 
E)  Use of the phrase "for now" 
A)  Behavior that occurs for the first time in a session 
B)  Increased creative constructive play 
C)  Interference of the child's play 
D)  Repeated play behavior 
E)  Use of the phrase "for now" C

Question 2

If the child's behavior regresses during the last two session before termination, this means the child is not ready to stop play therapy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

If a parent stops bringing a child to play therapy without notifying the therapist, the therapist should contact the parent and explain the importance of a termination session.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below
-Theme

Accepted Answer

A)  Behavior that occurs for the first time in a session 
B)  Increased creative constructive play 
C)  Interference of the child's play 
D)  Repeated play behavior 
E)  Use of the phrase "for now" 
A)  Behavior that occurs for the first time in a session 
B)  Increased creative constructive play 
C)  Interference of the child's play 
D)  Repeated play behavior 
E)  Use of the phrase "for now"

Question 5

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below
-Firsts

Accepted Answer

A)  Behavior that occurs for the first time in a session 
B)  Increased creative constructive play 
C)  Interference of the child's play 
D)  Repeated play behavior 
E)  Use of the phrase "for now" 
A)  Behavior that occurs for the first time in a session 
B)  Increased creative constructive play 
C)  Interference of the child's play 
D)  Repeated play behavior 
E)  Use of the phrase "for now"

Question 6

The process of termination starts

Accepted Answer

A)  2-3 sessions before the last session. 
B)  a month before the last session. 
C)  during the last session so the child won't have time to worry about it. 
D)  when the therapist wants it to. 
E)  whenever the parents decide to stop bringing the child to play therapy. 
A)  2-3 sessions before the last session. 
B)  a month before the last session. 
C)  during the last session so the child won't have time to worry about it. 
D)  when the therapist wants it to. 
E)  whenever the parents decide to stop bringing the child to play therapy.

Question 7

Termination of play therapy sessions means the therapeutic relationship no longer exists.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below
-Cue the child may be ready to leave play therapy

Accepted Answer

A)  Behavior that occurs for the first time in a session 
B)  Increased creative constructive play 
C)  Interference of the child's play 
D)  Repeated play behavior 
E)  Use of the phrase "for now" 
A)  Behavior that occurs for the first time in a session 
B)  Increased creative constructive play 
C)  Interference of the child's play 
D)  Repeated play behavior 
E)  Use of the phrase "for now"

Question 9

The play therapist considers the child's ability to understand abstractions when determining an approach to initial the process of concluding the play therapy experience.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

If the termination process is handled smoothly, children will not feel anxious about separation from the therapeutic relationship.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT a cue that the child is ready to terminate play therapy?

Accepted Answer

A)  The child expresses anger appropriately 
B)  The child initiates activities with assurance 
C)  The child is conforming 
D)  The child is less dependent 
E)  The child limits own behavior 
A)  The child expresses anger appropriately 
B)  The child initiates activities with assurance 
C)  The child is conforming 
D)  The child is less dependent 
E)  The child limits own behavior

Question 12

By observing the child's play in the playroom, therapists will be able to tell if the child is making progress.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

A theme is

Accepted Answer

A)  a child's anxiety about the termination of play therapy. 
B)  a child's signal that he no longer needs play therapy. 
C)  a recurrence of certain events or topics in a child's play. 
D)  the child's ability to comprehend abstract concepts. 
E)  the reason a child is in play therapy. 
A)  a child's anxiety about the termination of play therapy. 
B)  a child's signal that he no longer needs play therapy. 
C)  a recurrence of certain events or topics in a child's play. 
D)  the child's ability to comprehend abstract concepts. 
E)  the reason a child is in play therapy.

Question 14

Children should be included in the planning for the end of play therapy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

During the last session, play therapists should tell the child, "I'm really going to miss you."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Play therapists consider changes observed by parents and teachers when determining a child's readiness to end play therapy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Which of the following may indicate that a child is progressing in play therapy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Abstractions in play 
B)  Anxiety about ending play therapy 
C)  First-time behavior 
D)  How the therapist believes the child is doing 
E)  The emergence of a theme 
A)  Abstractions in play 
B)  Anxiety about ending play therapy 
C)  First-time behavior 
D)  How the therapist believes the child is doing 
E)  The emergence of a theme

Question 18

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below
-Preparing the child for the termination of play therapy

Accepted Answer

A)  Behavior that occurs for the first time in a session 
B)  Increased creative constructive play 
C)  Interference of the child's play 
D)  Repeated play behavior 
E)  Use of the phrase "for now" 
A)  Behavior that occurs for the first time in a session 
B)  Increased creative constructive play 
C)  Interference of the child's play 
D)  Repeated play behavior 
E)  Use of the phrase "for now"

Question 19

If a child does not appear to be progressing in play therapy, the play therapist should try a more directive approach.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

A behavior that occurs more than once or twice throughout a child's play

Accepted Answer

A)  is a first-time behavior. 
B)  is a theme. 
C)  is an indication the child is ready for termination. 
D)  needs to be described to parents. 
E)  needs to be pointed out to the child. 
A)  is a first-time behavior. 
B)  is a theme. 
C)  is an indication the child is ready for termination. 
D)  needs to be described to parents. 
E)  needs to be pointed out to the child.

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below -Identifying themes

If the child's behavior regresses during the last two session before termination, this means the child is not ready to stop play therapy.

If a parent stops bringing a child to play therapy without notifying the therapist, the therapist should contact the parent and explain the importance of a termination session.

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below -Theme

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below -Firsts

The process of termination starts

Termination of play therapy sessions means the therapeutic relationship no longer exists.

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below -Cue the child may be ready to leave play therapy

The play therapist considers the child's ability to understand abstractions when determining an approach to initial the process of concluding the play therapy experience.

If the termination process is handled smoothly, children will not feel anxious about separation from the therapeutic relationship.

Which of the following is NOT a cue that the child is ready to terminate play therapy?

By observing the child's play in the playroom, therapists will be able to tell if the child is making progress.

A theme is

Children should be included in the planning for the end of play therapy.

During the last session, play therapists should tell the child, "I'm really going to miss you."

Play therapists consider changes observed by parents and teachers when determining a child's readiness to end play therapy.

Which of the following may indicate that a child is progressing in play therapy?

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below -Preparing the child for the termination of play therapy

If a child does not appear to be progressing in play therapy, the play therapist should try a more directive approach.

A behavior that occurs more than once or twice throughout a child's play

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Exam 15: Determining Therapeutic Process and Termination

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below -Identifying themes

If the child's behavior regresses during the last two session before termination, this means the child is not ready to stop play therapy.

If a parent stops bringing a child to play therapy without notifying the therapist, the therapist should contact the parent and explain the importance of a termination session.

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below -Theme

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below -Firsts

The process of termination starts

Termination of play therapy sessions means the therapeutic relationship no longer exists.

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below -Cue the child may be ready to leave play therapy

The play therapist considers the child's ability to understand abstractions when determining an approach to initial the process of concluding the play therapy experience.

If the termination process is handled smoothly, children will not feel anxious about separation from the therapeutic relationship.

Which of the following is NOT a cue that the child is ready to terminate play therapy?

By observing the child's play in the playroom, therapists will be able to tell if the child is making progress.

A theme is

Children should be included in the planning for the end of play therapy.

During the last session, play therapists should tell the child, "I'm really going to miss you."

Play therapists consider changes observed by parents and teachers when determining a child's readiness to end play therapy.

Which of the following may indicate that a child is progressing in play therapy?

Indicate which of the following behaviors most closely align with the terms below -Preparing the child for the termination of play therapy

If a child does not appear to be progressing in play therapy, the play therapist should try a more directive approach.

A behavior that occurs more than once or twice throughout a child's play

About Me, Garry Landreth

The Meaning of Play

History and Development of Play Therapy

A View of Children

Child-Centered Play Therapy

The Play Therapist

Parents As Partners in Play Therapy

The Playroom and Materials

Beginning the Relationship: The Childs Time

Characteristics of Facilitative Responses

Therapeutic Limit Setting

Typical Problems in Play Therapy and What to Do If

Issues in Play Therapy

Children in Play Therapy

Intensive and Short-Term Play Therapy

Research in Play Therapy

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