Theories Of Personality Quiz 3

It is based on a personal relationsihp between client and therapist

It stresses personal freedom in deciding one's fate

It places primary value on self-awareness

It is based on a well-defined set of techniques and procedures

All of the above

Develop a specific treatment plan that can be objectively appraised

Challenge the client's irrational beleifs

Understand the client's subjective world

Explore the client's past history in detail

Assist the client in working through transference

Result of repressed sexuality

Part of the human condition

Neurotic symptom that needs to be cured

Result of faulty learning

An approach to understanding humans

A school of therapy

A system of techniques designed to create authentic humans

A strategy for uncovering dysfunctional behavior

Teh therapist's knowledge of theory

The therapist's skill in using techniques

The therapist's ability to diagnose effectively

The therapsist's authenticity

The final decisions and choices rest wtih teh client

People redefine themselves by their choicse

A person can go beyond early conditioning

Making choices can create anxiety

All of the above

Freedom and responsibility

Resistance

Transference

Examining irrational beliefs

Makes life absurd

Makes life meaningless and hopeless

Gives significance to living

Should not be discussed or explored in therapy

A basic goal of existential therapy

Possible only with a few clients

Not given emphasis in existential therpay

Not possible beacasue of our unconscious resistance

People are thrust into a meaningless and absurd world and that they are basically alone

People must create their own meangings through their choices

Freedom is merely an illusion

Human destiny is mainly determined by external forces and social coniditioning

Both (a) and (b)

Destiny

Life situation

Problems

All of the above

All but (b)

Is jus ta neurotically dependent attachment

Shoudl be based on our needs and theirs

Can be therapeutic

Is not necessary, since we are basically alone

All but (c)

Discarding old values

Meaninglessness

Creating our own value system

Exploring unfinished business

The struggle for significance in life

Death

Freedom

Isolation

Meaninglessness

All of the above

Naturally I am this way, because I grew up in an alcoholic family

I will not consider others in the choices that I make

I mus tlive by commitments I make

I am responsible for the choices that I make

None of the above

Following the norms of our social group

Being true to our own evaluation of what constitutes a meaningful existence

Accepting responsibility for the fact that we create our lives by the choices that we make

Both (b) and (c)

It does nto have a well-defined set of techniques

It stresses the I/Thou encounter in the therapy process

It focuses on the use of the therapist's self as the core of therapy

It allows for incorporation of techniques from mnay other approaches

All of the above

Not keeping up to date with paying ones therapist

Leading in inauthentic existence

The failure to cooperate with the therapeutic venture

The experience of aloneness

The unwillingness to search for meaning in life

True

Faulse

True

False