Question 1

Psychoanalytic therapist today focus on present realities rather than on __________ mechanisms rooted in the past.

Accepted Answer

unconscious

Question 2

Unlike other forms of therapy, art therapy can be conducted by anyone who knows how to draw pictures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Which of the following therapists maintained that play is to the child what free association is to the adult?

Accepted Answer

A)  Axline 
B)  Rogers 
C)  Klein 
D)  Freud 
E)  Moustakas 
A)  Axline 
B)  Rogers 
C)  Klein 
D)  Freud 
E)  Moustakas C

Question 4

According to Anna Freud, why should play not be seen as the childhood equivalent of free association?

Accepted Answer

A)  The child at play doesn't have the intention of being helped. 
B)  Much of children's play is non-verbal. 
C)  Children who have problems usually do not want to play. 
D)  Play in a therapy setting is not a freely-chosen activity. 
E)  all of the above 
A)  The child at play doesn't have the intention of being helped. 
B)  Much of children's play is non-verbal. 
C)  Children who have problems usually do not want to play. 
D)  Play in a therapy setting is not a freely-chosen activity. 
E)  all of the above

Question 5

List and describe in a sentence or two each of Virginia Axline's eight basic principles of relationship therapy.

Accepted Answer

-The therapist must establish a warm and

Question 6

Virginia Axline believed that children have an internal motivation to help themselves in therapy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Anna Freud's therapy was influenced by the pioneering work of Carl Rogers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which is not a limit set by a relationship therapist? Children may not

Accepted Answer

A)  stay longer than the scheduled time. 
B)  destroy the play materials. 
C)  physically attack the therapist. 
D)  engage in activities that might be harmful to themselves. 
E)  simply sit and do nothing for an entire session. 
A)  stay longer than the scheduled time. 
B)  destroy the play materials. 
C)  physically attack the therapist. 
D)  engage in activities that might be harmful to themselves. 
E)  simply sit and do nothing for an entire session.

Question 9

It seems as if the ideal number of play therapy sessions is between five and ten.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

According to relationship therapists, the main reason why children need psychotherapy is because they

Accepted Answer

A)  have never been fully accepted by those around them. 
B)  have unresolved sexual conflicts. 
C)  have been raised in hostile homes. 
D)  are unable to relate to their peers. 
E)  have been physically or sexually abused. 
A)  have never been fully accepted by those around them. 
B)  have unresolved sexual conflicts. 
C)  have been raised in hostile homes. 
D)  are unable to relate to their peers. 
E)  have been physically or sexually abused.

Question 11

Therapy with children seems to be most effective if

Accepted Answer

A)  a directive rather than a non-directive approach is used. 
B)  the child attends for at least 50 sessions. 
C)  the child can play freely rather than have restrictions placed on the play. 
D)  a psychodynamic rather than a relationship approach is used. 
E)  the therapist is acquainted with the child before the therapy begins. 
A)  a directive rather than a non-directive approach is used. 
B)  the child attends for at least 50 sessions. 
C)  the child can play freely rather than have restrictions placed on the play. 
D)  a psychodynamic rather than a relationship approach is used. 
E)  the therapist is acquainted with the child before the therapy begins.

Question 12

Freud observed that children have difficulty achieving transference when they are in therapy because

Accepted Answer

A)  they already have loyalties to significant adult figures in their lives. 
B)  it is not they but their parents who decide that the therapy is needed. 
C)  they lack the necessary verbal skills. 
D)  they see the therapist as a powerful and intimidating figure. 
E)  they won't admit that anything is wrong with them. 
A)  they already have loyalties to significant adult figures in their lives. 
B)  it is not they but their parents who decide that the therapy is needed. 
C)  they lack the necessary verbal skills. 
D)  they see the therapist as a powerful and intimidating figure. 
E)  they won't admit that anything is wrong with them.

Question 13

It has been discovered that therapy conducted by parents has been more effective by therapy conducted by professionals.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Which therapist is most likely to argue that therapy should never be hurried, and should proceed at the child's own pace?

Accepted Answer

A)  Klein 
B)  Freud 
C)  Gardner 
D)  Hug-Hellmuth 
E)  Axline 
A)  Klein 
B)  Freud 
C)  Gardner 
D)  Hug-Hellmuth 
E)  Axline

Question 15

Which of the following conditions is not seen as essential to the success of psychoanalytic therapy?

Accepted Answer

A)  The patient must really want to change. 
B)  The patient must be able to achieve transference. 
C)  The patient must be willing to "substitute" the therapist for some other important person in his or her life. 
D)  The patient must be able to free associate. 
E)  The patient's problem must have first appeared during childhood. 
A)  The patient must really want to change. 
B)  The patient must be able to achieve transference. 
C)  The patient must be willing to "substitute" the therapist for some other important person in his or her life. 
D)  The patient must be able to free associate. 
E)  The patient's problem must have first appeared during childhood.

Question 16

Play Analysis was an approach to therapy developed by ________ ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Play Analysis was an approach to therapy...

Question 17

Claire was unable to open up, to express her innermost thoughts freely and openly to her therapist. She was obviously having trouble with

Accepted Answer

A)  transference. 
B)  free association. 
C)  cathexis. 
D)  motivation. 
E)  reaction formation. 
A)  transference. 
B)  free association. 
C)  cathexis. 
D)  motivation. 
E)  reaction formation.

Question 18

Which of the following statements would Virginia Axline disagree with?

Accepted Answer

A)  The therapist must completely accept the child who is in therapy. 
B)  The therapist should never criticize the child in therapy. 
C)  The therapist should provide a good deal of praise and encouragement. 
D)  The therapist must establish a climate of permis?siveness. 
E)  The therapist recognizes the child's feelings and attempt to reflect them back to the child. 
A)  The therapist must completely accept the child who is in therapy. 
B)  The therapist should never criticize the child in therapy. 
C)  The therapist should provide a good deal of praise and encouragement. 
D)  The therapist must establish a climate of permis?siveness. 
E)  The therapist recognizes the child's feelings and attempt to reflect them back to the child.

Question 19

Anna Freud believed that she could work effectively with a child even if that child had no motivation to bring about change.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Reading about the experiences of others often helps people gain insights into their own lives, and this phenomenon forms the rationale for ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Reading about the experiences of others often...

Psychoanalytic therapist today focus on present realities rather than on __________ mechanisms rooted in the past.

Unlike other forms of therapy, art therapy can be conducted by anyone who knows how to draw pictures.

Which of the following therapists maintained that play is to the child what free association is to the adult?

According to Anna Freud, why should play not be seen as the childhood equivalent of free association?

List and describe in a sentence or two each of Virginia Axline's eight basic principles of relationship therapy.

Virginia Axline believed that children have an internal motivation to help themselves in therapy.

Anna Freud's therapy was influenced by the pioneering work of Carl Rogers.

Which is not a limit set by a relationship therapist? Children may not

It seems as if the ideal number of play therapy sessions is between five and ten.

According to relationship therapists, the main reason why children need psychotherapy is because they

Therapy with children seems to be most effective if

Freud observed that children have difficulty achieving transference when they are in therapy because

It has been discovered that therapy conducted by parents has been more effective by therapy conducted by professionals.

Which therapist is most likely to argue that therapy should never be hurried, and should proceed at the child's own pace?

Which of the following conditions is not seen as essential to the success of psychoanalytic therapy?

Play Analysis was an approach to therapy developed by .

Claire was unable to open up, to express her innermost thoughts freely and openly to her therapist. She was obviously having trouble with

Which of the following statements would Virginia Axline disagree with?

Anna Freud believed that she could work effectively with a child even if that child had no motivation to bring about change.

Reading about the experiences of others often helps people gain insights into their own lives, and this phenomenon forms the rationale for ___________.

Historical and Theoretical Viewpoints

Ethological and Cultural Perspectives

The First 2 Years of Life

The Preschool Years: From 2 to 5

Play in Later Childhood and Adolescence

Gender Differences in Play

Play in Special Populations

Play and Intellectual Development

The Social Benefits of Play

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Exam 10: The Uses of Play in Therapy

Psychoanalytic therapist today focus on present realities rather than on __________ mechanisms rooted in the past.

Unlike other forms of therapy, art therapy can be conducted by anyone who knows how to draw pictures.

Which of the following therapists maintained that play is to the child what free association is to the adult?

According to Anna Freud, why should play not be seen as the childhood equivalent of free association?

List and describe in a sentence or two each of Virginia Axline's eight basic principles of relationship therapy.

Virginia Axline believed that children have an internal motivation to help themselves in therapy.

Anna Freud's therapy was influenced by the pioneering work of Carl Rogers.

Which is not a limit set by a relationship therapist? Children may not

It seems as if the ideal number of play therapy sessions is between five and ten.

According to relationship therapists, the main reason why children need psychotherapy is because they

Therapy with children seems to be most effective if

Freud observed that children have difficulty achieving transference when they are in therapy because

It has been discovered that therapy conducted by parents has been more effective by therapy conducted by professionals.

Which therapist is most likely to argue that therapy should never be hurried, and should proceed at the child's own pace?

Which of the following conditions is not seen as essential to the success of psychoanalytic therapy?

Play Analysis was an approach to therapy developed by ________ ________.

Claire was unable to open up, to express her innermost thoughts freely and openly to her therapist. She was obviously having trouble with

Which of the following statements would Virginia Axline disagree with?

Anna Freud believed that she could work effectively with a child even if that child had no motivation to bring about change.

Reading about the experiences of others often helps people gain insights into their own lives, and this phenomenon forms the rationale for ___________.

Historical and Theoretical Viewpoints

Ethological and Cultural Perspectives

The First 2 Years of Life

The Preschool Years: From 2 to 5

Play in Later Childhood and Adolescence

Gender Differences in Play

Play in Special Populations

Play and Intellectual Development

The Social Benefits of Play

Filters

Play Analysis was an approach to therapy developed by .