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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A assessing specific behavior problems
B providing reinforcement for clients
C all of these
D teaching the client useful information and skills
Question #2
A exposure to anxiety-producing stimuli for a prolonged period of time.
B All of these
C intensive avoidance of fears.
D intensive exposure to relaxing stimuli.
Question #3
A Skills training
B Systematic Desensitization
C Functional Assessment
D Mindfulness
Question #4
A I want to explore my feelings of emptiness and loneliness.
B I want to focus on understanding my emotions around why I tend to overeat.
C I want to develop a meaningful life.
D I want to learn to tell others what I need in an assertive manner.
Question #5
A punishment procedures
B selection of specific goals
C self-monitoring
D self-reinforcement procedures
Question #6
A current problems and the factors influencing them
B focus on exploring internal emotional states
C concrete and objective goals
D focus on environmental factors
Question #7
A I want to develop a meaningful life.
B I want to explore my feelings of emptiness and loneliness.
C I want to process my feelings and gain more awareness of why I feel what I do.
D I want to learn to tell others what I need in an assertive manner.
Question #8
A In vivo exposure
B Social Learning
C Systematic desensitization
D Self-management
Question #9
A Positive reinforcement
B All of these
C Extinction
D Social learning
Question #10
A systematic desensitization
B negative punishment
C positive punishment
D classical conditioning
Question #11
A classically conditioned
B negatively reinforced
C positively punished
D positively reinforced
Question #12
A classical conditioning
B positive reinforcement
C negative punishment
D positive punishment
Question #13
A Reinforcement
B Self-Monitoring
C Negative Punishment
D Translating goals into target behaviors
Question #14
A Rehearsal Exercise
B Reversal Exercise
C Introjection Exercise
D Contact Exercise
Question #15
A to explore feelings or other experiences
B to learn to project confidence
C to develop bodily relaxation
D all of these
Question #16
A Confluence
B Introjection
C Projection
D Deflection
Question #17
A Planning actions for immediately after the session
B Discussing childhood experiences to understand the why a person is currently upset
C Exploring current societal problems that impact the client’s life
D A client who expresses their feelings at this moment
Question #18
A Experiments
B Free Contact Associations
C Reversal techniques
D Exaggeration exercises
Question #19
A Confrontation
B Projection Exploration
C Reversal Technique
D Resistance to Contact
Question #20
A Contact
B Introjection
C Deflection
D Confrontation
Question #21
A Fritz Perls
B Victor Frankel
C Carl Rogers
D B.F. Skinner
Question #22
A intensified experiencing.
B working through unconscious material from the past.
C rational judgments of behavior.
D freedom from specific behavioral symptoms.
Question #23
A Retroflection
B Confluence
C Deflection
D Introjection
Question #24
A Empty Chair
B Figure Formation
C Confluence
D Exaggeration Exercise
Question #25
A the historical reasons for current problems
B integrating different parts of the personality
C taking responsibility for ones’ experiences
D the here-and-now
Question #26
A internal congruence
B actualizing tendency
C positive growth drive
D self-acceptance
Question #27
A all of these
B an internal source of evaluation.
C self-acceptance.
D openness to experiences.
Question #28
A Providing motivational interviewing
B Providing answers to her questions about what to do with her daughter
C Encouraging her to practice social skills through training
D Providing active listening and reflections
Question #29
A We all have potential to naturally develop in positive directions.
B We must alone face the harsh realities of human experience such as anxiety and meaninglessness.
C Anxiety is a normal human condition.
D Environmental conditions determine our personality development
Question #30
A inferiority feelings
B healthy self-direction
C anxiety
D irrational forces
Question #31
A caring, compassion, empathy.
B congruence, unconditional positive regard, empathic understanding.
C caring, unconditional positive regard, faith in a client
D congruence, conditional acceptance, faith in a client.
Question #32
A the therapist’s technical skills
B direction and homework
C confrontation
D the relationship between the client and therapist
Question #33
A accurate empathic understanding
B congruence
C unconditional positive regard
D All of these
Question #34
A Congruence
B Self-actualization
C Immediacy
D Presence
Question #35
A All of these
B highlights deeper meanings in what the client has said
C shares knowledge to help a client learn
D provides advice on correct behavior
Question #36
A unconditional positive regard
B openness to experience
C authenticity
D presence
Question #37
A objectively gather information about the client to build understanding.
B sense the inner world of the client’s subjective experience.
C accurately diagnose and label the client’s central problem.
D be fully present with the client.
Question #38
A All of these
B Neurotic dependence
C Connection to fill areas of emptiness or deprivation
D Being able to stand alone
Question #39
A Assessment and diagnosis guides treatment planning and expected outcomes.
B Standardized application of theory and techniques leads to healing.
C Therapists are known as “people who repair psyches.”
D Therapists draw from many techniques, but share a set of key assumptions and attitudes.
Question #40
A Existential Anxiety
B Neurotic Anxiety
C Existential Vacuum
D Awareness of Nonbeing
Question #41
A Awareness of Being
B Search for Meaning
C Responsibility and Choice
D Identity Development
Question #42
A merging and connecting with others
B trusting the self and searching within
C finding ways to exist in a doing mode rather than a being mode
D confidence that we are eternal and unchanging
Question #43
A Neurotic Anxiety
B Existential Anxiety
C Bad Faith
D Choice Fear
Question #44
A a philosophic approach
B an approach focusing on social justice and societal change
C an approach focusing primarily on behavior change
D defined by a core set of techniques
Question #45
A healthiest when they avoid anxiety
B essentially the product of their environments
C sometimes burdened with freedom to choose
D able to escape anxiety through self-awareness
Question #46
A beginning to introject and accept values from trusted others
B finding meaning through engagement with what is valued
C going through a period of time without values
D evaluating and discarding old values
Question #47
A is a problematic and needs to be eliminated
B is unavoidable and can be a stimulus for growth
C decreases as we accept responsibility and make choices
D can be reduced through self-awareness and freedom
Question #48
A closeness and connection
B active presence
C objectivity and professional distance
D being real
Question #49
A Identity Struggles
B Lack of Freedom
C Bad Faith
D Existential Anxiety
