A quiz on counselling: psychology trivia! The human mind can be considered to be one of the most complex organs to understand. One of the best ways to understand how people behave under different circumstances is by studying the human mind. This knowledge comes in handy when learning how to help people through a process. Do you think you have what it takes to be a good therapist? This quiz will test out how true that is.
Evidence based practice in psychology
Code of ethics
Meta-analytical research
None of the above
Neither b nor c
Efficacy
Clinical utility
Both b and c
Being present to clients
Being accessible to clients
Focusing on immediate experience
Being real in the r'ship with the client
All of the above
Congruence
Unconditional positive regard
Accurate empathic understanding, whereby helpers attitudes are more important than their knowledge
All of the above
Trust
Warmth
Acceptance
All of the above
2 therapists
The notion of agreement between therapist and client
Neither a nor b
Respectful, reasonable
Honest,knowledgeable
Reliable,competent
Fair,diligent
All of the above
Diligence
competence
Respect
Fairness
None of the above
Sympathy
Focusing
Empathy
Trusting
None of the above
Attending carefully sometimes
Listening for core or basis messages
Not responding tentatively
Not being gentle but helping the client to focus
None of the above
Manipulate
Use self-disclosure too much
Ignore the problem
Act too soon
All of the above
Passive
Competitive
Combative
Empathetic
They all are
Paraphrasing
Summarising
Reflecting
B and c
A and b
Sitting square on to them
Lean forward very slightly
Being alert
Looking uneasy
None of the above
BT
IPT
CBT
NT
None of the above
Providing clear rationale for techniques
Establishing agenda for sessions
Listening carefully
Provide feedback from client
All of the above
Testing ideas, suggestions or approaches
Focusing on evidence and testing out together with client
Collaborating with client to form a hypothesis
Finding out what does work and what doesn't work with the client
All of the above
Collaboration = empiricism
Collaborative empiricism is about sharing the work and testing the ideas
None of the above
Both a and b
The client has the knowledge to answer
Attention to information which is outside of the clients current focus
Generally moving from the concrete to the abstract
Applying the new info to either re-evaluate a previous conclusion OR construc ta new idea
All of the above
Asking few informational questions
Infrequent summarising
Empathic listening
Not synthesising or asking analytical questions
Applying new information to the clients original concern
A chance for the client to discover something unexpected
A chance to re-evaluate a previous conclusion or construct a new idea
The hardest thing for the therapist to do
All of the above
The clients ability to reason
The client needs to analyse
The clients ability to compare
Moving from abstract to concrete to abstract to concrete
All of the above
Unwillingness
A clients anxiety
Push back coming from client
All of the above
A fear of emotional intensity
A lack of trust
Fear of disorganization
Shame about what they are discussing
All of the above