Question 1

What strengths does this approach have for working with diverse clients? What are the weaknesses?

Accepted Answer

The strengths of this approach for worki

Question 2

Regarding the counseling relationship,Jungian style counselors work collaboratively with clients in pursuing their unique journey of individuation,which they are able to do because which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  They use the research literature to inform decision making. 
B)  They participate in their own analysis in order to understand the process and serve as a guide. 
C)  They have studied the process objectively and can remain aloof from the process of the client. 
D)  They utilize divine intervention to assist in helping the client in the process of transformation. 
A)  They use the research literature to inform decision making. 
B)  They participate in their own analysis in order to understand the process and serve as a guide. 
C)  They have studied the process objectively and can remain aloof from the process of the client. 
D)  They utilize divine intervention to assist in helping the client in the process of transformation.

Question 3

Describe the role of the counselor in Jungian analytical psychology?

Accepted Answer

In Jungian analytical psychology, the co

Question 4

Regarding Jungian counseling,what is meant by "healer,heal thyself"?

Accepted Answer

The phrase "healer, heal thyself" in the

Question 5

Jungian analysis is one of the more influential approaches in Japan,in part because the concept of the ______________________,which acknowledges the role of the community in Japanese culture.

Accepted Answer

A)  persona 
B)  Self 
C)  collective unconscious 
D)  archetype 
A)  persona 
B)  Self 
C)  collective unconscious 
D)  archetype

Question 6

One example of an initial phase counseling task in Jungian analysis might be to ________________________________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  develop a working relationship by creating hierarchy in the relationship 
B)  develop a working relationship by creating a collaborative educator relationship 
C)  monitor the working alliance 
D)  educate client on the use of dreams and symbols 
A)  develop a working relationship by creating hierarchy in the relationship 
B)  develop a working relationship by creating a collaborative educator relationship 
C)  monitor the working alliance 
D)  educate client on the use of dreams and symbols

Question 7

Jungian analytical concepts provide significant ways to engage culture and spirituality but caution must be applied to concepts such as individuation to prevent cultural bias.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which of the following statements is most true about Jungian work with sexual minorities?

Accepted Answer

A)  Because sexuality and gender are easily separated, gender archetypes are less problematic for sexual minorities. 
B)  Because sexual minorities experience significant marginalization and shame, the acceptance of the shadow is important in moving toward wholeness. 
C)  Because sexual minorities have already struggled with gender issue, they have less need than other clients to explore the archetypes of anima/animus 
D)  Because sexual minorities do not fit archetypes, the Jungian approach developed a theory of homosexuality which emphasized that it is a form or regression. 
A)  Because sexuality and gender are easily separated, gender archetypes are less problematic for sexual minorities. 
B)  Because sexual minorities experience significant marginalization and shame, the acceptance of the shadow is important in moving toward wholeness. 
C)  Because sexual minorities have already struggled with gender issue, they have less need than other clients to explore the archetypes of anima/animus 
D)  Because sexual minorities do not fit archetypes, the Jungian approach developed a theory of homosexuality which emphasized that it is a form or regression.

Question 9

Briefly explain what Myers-Briggs is.

Accepted Answer

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) i

Question 10

All of the following are true about archetypes EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  they are universal patterns and can be traced across cultures. 
B)  they are powerful forces that can either be constructive or healing. 
C)  there are certain archetypes that exists in everyone. 
D)  they are gender specific. 
A)  they are universal patterns and can be traced across cultures. 
B)  they are powerful forces that can either be constructive or healing. 
C)  there are certain archetypes that exists in everyone. 
D)  they are gender specific.

What strengths does this approach have for working with diverse clients? What are the weaknesses?

Regarding the counseling relationship,Jungian style counselors work collaboratively with clients in pursuing their unique journey of individuation,which they are able to do because which of the following?

Describe the role of the counselor in Jungian analytical psychology?

Regarding Jungian counseling,what is meant by "healer,heal thyself"?

Jungian analysis is one of the more influential approaches in Japan,in part because the concept of the ______________________,which acknowledges the role of the community in Japanese culture.

One example of an initial phase counseling task in Jungian analysis might be to ________________________________________.

Jungian analytical concepts provide significant ways to engage culture and spirituality but caution must be applied to concepts such as individuation to prevent cultural bias.

Which of the following statements is most true about Jungian work with sexual minorities?

Briefly explain what Myers-Briggs is.

All of the following are true about archetypes EXCEPT:

Counseling Theory, Competency, Research, and You: Connecting the Dots

Treatment Planning

Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Counseling and Psychotherapy

Adlerian Individual Counseling

Person-Centered Counseling and Psychotherapy

Existential Counseling and Psychotherapy

Gestalt Counseling and Psychotherapy

Foundational Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches

Evidence-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches: Dialectic Behavior Therapy and Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

Systemic Family Counseling and Therapy

Solution-Based Approaches

Narrative and Collaborative Approaches

Feminist and Multicultural Counseling and Psychotherapy

Introduction to Theoretical Integration

Integrative Case Conceptualization

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Exam 4: Jungian Analytic Psychology

What strengths does this approach have for working with diverse clients? What are the weaknesses?

Regarding the counseling relationship,Jungian style counselors work collaboratively with clients in pursuing their unique journey of individuation,which they are able to do because which of the following?

Describe the role of the counselor in Jungian analytical psychology?

Regarding Jungian counseling,what is meant by "healer,heal thyself"?

Jungian analysis is one of the more influential approaches in Japan,in part because the concept of the ______________________,which acknowledges the role of the community in Japanese culture.

One example of an initial phase counseling task in Jungian analysis might be to ________________________________________.

Jungian analytical concepts provide significant ways to engage culture and spirituality but caution must be applied to concepts such as individuation to prevent cultural bias.

Which of the following statements is most true about Jungian work with sexual minorities?

Briefly explain what Myers-Briggs is.

All of the following are true about archetypes EXCEPT:

Counseling Theory, Competency, Research, and You: Connecting the Dots

Treatment Planning

Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Counseling and Psychotherapy

Adlerian Individual Counseling

Person-Centered Counseling and Psychotherapy

Existential Counseling and Psychotherapy

Gestalt Counseling and Psychotherapy

Foundational Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches

Evidence-Based Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches: Dialectic Behavior Therapy and Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

Systemic Family Counseling and Therapy

Solution-Based Approaches

Narrative and Collaborative Approaches

Feminist and Multicultural Counseling and Psychotherapy

Introduction to Theoretical Integration

Integrative Case Conceptualization

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