Theory In Psychotherapy
A test that queries various random questions that are designed to test your knowledge on a specific subject matter like psychotherapy. It might not be as easy as you think but just try it out to see how you will do.
- 1.
According to the Lambert and Barley (2001) article, specific therapy techniques account for what percentage of improvement in psychotherapy patients?
- A.
50%
- B.
40%
- C.
14%
- D.
15%
- E.
80%
Correct Answer
D. 15% -
- 2.
In person-centered therapy, being who you really are as a therapist without pretenses, fictions, roles, or veiled images is called____________.
- A.
Genuineness
- B.
Therapeutic honesty
- C.
Empathic transference
- D.
Unconditional truth
Correct Answer
A. Genuineness -
- 3.
According to Lambert and Barley (2001) article, 40% of improvement in psychotherapy patients can be attributed to
- A.
Common factors
- B.
Skill level of therapist
- C.
Extratherapeutic change
- D.
Luck
- E.
Specific therapy techniques
Correct Answer
C. Extratherapeutic change -
- 4.
In therapy, when the therapist's verbal and non-verbal messages do not match (e.g. the therapist states they are listening, but they are looking at the clock), the client is most likely to believe _______________
- A.
The nonverbal message
- B.
A combination of the nonverbal and verbal messages
- C.
The message that most agrees with what the client is thinking
- D.
The verbal message
Correct Answer
A. The nonverbal message -
- 5.
According to the Lambert and Barley (2001) article, the therapeutic alliance is often conceptualized as having which of the following three components
- A.
Tasks, ties, and bonds
- B.
Tasks, bonds, and goals
- C.
Goals, ties, and bonds
- D.
Relationship, tasks, and barriers
Correct Answer
B. Tasks, bonds, and goals -
- 6.
Effective therapist factors found in the Lambert and Barley (2001) study are similar to the three facilitative conditions proposed by which theory?
- A.
Cognitive behavioral theory
- B.
Gestalt theory
- C.
Psychodynamic theory
- D.
Person centered theory
- E.
None of these theories
Correct Answer
D. Person centered theory -
- 7.
As a therapist, sharing a thought or feeling as it occurs in the helping session is called ______________
- A.
Transference
- B.
Reacting
- C.
Emotional responding
- D.
Immediacy
Correct Answer
D. Immediacy -
- 8.
Which of the following is NOT one of the six necessary and sufficient counseling conditions that produce client personality change?
- A.
Positive counter-transference
- B.
Unconditional positive regard
- C.
Counselor genuineness
- D.
Accurate empathy
Correct Answer
A. Positive counter-transference -
- 9.
Which of the following therapist factors has NOT been shown (according to Lambert & Barley, 2001) to be related to successful psychotherapy treatment?
- A.
The therapist's affirmation of the patient
- B.
The therapist's credibility
- C.
The therapist's attractiveness
- D.
The therapist's skill
- E.
The therapist's ability to engage the patient
Correct Answer
C. The therapist's attractiveness -
- 10.
Selective attending to the cognitive part of a client's message, with the client's key words and ideas rephrased into other words in a shortened and clarified form is called _______________
- A.
Parroting
- B.
Reflecting
- C.
Paraphrasing
- D.
Restating
Correct Answer
C. Paraphrasing -
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