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Quiz on COUN106 counselling theories , created by Rebecca Taskis on 29/05/2017.
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What is a theory in counselling?
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  • a set of ideas with clearly defined terms
  • suspected pathology or diagnosis
  • a critically evaluated guide for counsellors
  • A and C
  • B and C

Question 2

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"Insight into problems is necessary before action to change can occur" is the theory of insight-oriented approach
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  • True
  • False

Question 3

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Insight-oriented approach tries to achieve...?
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  • self-awareness
  • self-understanding
  • self-revelation
  • all of the above
  • none of the above

Question 4

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Rogerian or Person-centred counselling focuses on...?
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  • direct advice
  • thoughts
  • emotions
  • getting well

Question 5

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What is congruence?
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  • genuineness
  • healthy conversation
  • empathy
  • positive regard

Question 6

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Person-centred counsellors start by...?
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  • building a solid relationship
  • identifying problems
  • getting family history
  • telling the client a little about themselves

Question 7

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An assumption of person-centred counselling is...?
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  • human beings tend toward self-actualisation
  • undesirable behaviour comes from suppressed emotions
  • a good therapist can help fix any social problem
  • people should understand themselves better

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Which theory focuses on the exploration of feelings about oneself and others?
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  • person-centred
  • freudian
  • existential
  • gestalt

Question 9

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"it's more of a way of being than any kind of special technique"
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  • person-centred
  • gestalt
  • existential
  • narrative

Question 10

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Rogerian counselling involves mutual involvement and sharing of feelings
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  • True
  • False

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Psychodynamic therapy involves active listening and reflection of feelings
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  • True
  • False

Question 12

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"Too much client responsibility and ignorant of thoughts and behaviours" is criticism of which theory?
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  • person-centred
  • Freudian
  • Gestalt
  • CBT

Question 13

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"optimistic philosophy emphasising the potential of humans to learn, grow and self-heal" is which theory?
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  • person-centred
  • gestalt
  • existential
  • CBT

Question 14

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What did Rogers emphasise as being necessary in a counselling relationship?
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  • congruence, positive regard, emphathy
  • empathetic understanding, congruence, mindset
  • warmth, positive regard, openess
  • openness, congruence, empathy

Question 15

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Being congruent sometimes means talking about your own feelings and thoughts
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  • True
  • False

Question 16

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"focus should always be on the clients needs"
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  • person-centred
  • Freudian
  • Gestalt
  • Narrative

Question 17

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Non-judgement is the same as positive regard
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  • True
  • False

Question 18

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Existential counselling prominent psychologists
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  • Freud and Jung
  • May and Yalom
  • Rogers and Beers
  • Wyn and White

Question 19

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Helping a client find the meaning of life and suffering
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  • existential
  • Psychodynamic
  • person-centred
  • narrative

Question 20

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Existential counselling is concerned with...?
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  • accepting and using anxiety constructively
  • changing undesired behaviour
  • family dynamics
  • focusing on the here and now

Question 21

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"Becoming aware of fears such as death and isolation"
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  • existential
  • Psychodynamic
  • rogerian
  • gestalt

Question 22

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Frankl attempted to make sense of pain and suffering he witnessed in Nazi Germany concentration camps
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  • True
  • False

Question 23

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"without suffering and death human life cannot be complete"
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  • Frankl
  • Yalom
  • Freud
  • Rogers

Question 24

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"focus of therapy is to help a client "transcend meaningless""
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  • May
  • Frankl
  • Freud
  • Beers

Question 25

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Existential counselling focuses on...?
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  • freedom, taking responsibility, confronting death
  • emotions, pain, making a change
  • insight, death, meaninglessness
  • fear, death, choosing to be alone

Question 26

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"not appropriate for people of low intelligence and does not deal with issues other than anxiety" is criticism for which theory of counselling?
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  • existential
  • person-centred
  • gestalt
  • narrative

Question 27

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"understanding the human condition"
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  • person-centred
  • existential
  • psychodynamic
  • gestalt

Question 28

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"feel your heartbeat; how many beats have you wasted and what are you going to do with the ones you have left?" is a technique used by which theory?
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  • existential
  • freudian
  • gestalt
  • narrative

Question 29

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Psychodynamic theory founded by...?
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  • Freud
  • Rogers
  • Yalom
  • Socrates

Question 30

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In Freud's psychodynamic theory, the unconscious mind...?
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  • contains accessible thoughts and feelings
  • holds cognitions on the edge of awareness
  • has the secrets of the soul

Question 31

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Freud attributed major importance to how the unconscious mind influences behaviour
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  • True
  • False

Question 32

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Freud studied the human psyche through analysis of...?
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  • dreams
  • slips of the tongue
  • free association of thoughts
  • A and B
  • all of the above

Question 33

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Freudian theory - the source of all drive energy is...?
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  • id
  • ego
  • super ego
  • mother issues

Question 34

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Freud's structure of the psyche is the id, the ego, and the super ego
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  • True
  • False

Question 35

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"the seething cauldron of anger and sexual desires"
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  • id
  • ego
  • super ego

Question 36

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"our understanding of the nature of right and wrong; the conscience"
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  • super ego
  • ego
  • id
  • repressed sexual desires

Question 37

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The super ego operates at which level of consciousness?
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  • consciousness
  • preconsciousness
  • unconsciousness
  • all levels
  • subconsciousness

Question 38

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The ego...?
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  • rationalises and controls impulses of the id
  • upholds morality
  • seeks to gratify the id
  • is uncompromising

Question 39

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"libido" is...?
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  • the propensity for self-preservation and the preservation of the species
  • the wish to die
  • the sexual attraction to a parent or family member
  • the distortion of reality by sexual desires

Question 40

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Freud's instinctual drives are life and death?
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  • True
  • False

Question 41

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Freud's instincts of the psyche can be...?
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  • repressed
  • expressed
  • distorted
  • all of the above

Question 42

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Freud's instinctual drives can appear altered in expression by defensive mechanisms, what are they?
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  • repression (blocked out)
  • projection (transference of your own undesirable characteristics)
  • denial (blocked on a preconscious level)
  • sublimation (converting impulses into socially acceptable behaviours)
  • reaction formation (acting the opposite to the way you are feeling)
  • objectification (seeing people as objects to overcome)
  • intimidation (belittling an instinct)
  • observation (acting as though something is happening to someone else)

Question 43

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Freud's instinctual drives can appear altered in expression by defensive mechanisms, what are they? (cont...)
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  • rationalisation (misuse of logic to justify conflict)
  • displacement (rechanneling an emotional energy from its source to somewhere undeserving)
  • disappointment (failure of emotional drive)
  • identification (exaggerated punishment of self for being "bad")
  • regression (retreat to an earlier stage of development because of fear)
  • fixation (remaining at one developmental level because of fear)
  • object relation (insensitivity to others)

Question 44

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"3 types of anxiety"
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  • neurotic
  • moral
  • objective
  • A and C
  • all of the above

Question 45

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Neurotic anxiety is due to id-ego conflicts
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  • True
  • False

Question 46

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Moral anxiety is...?
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  • id-ego confict
  • id-super ego conflict
  • due to real external threats
  • all of the above

Question 47

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Defence mechanism - Unconscious action the ego takes to prevent disturbing memories from becoming conscious thoughts
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  • repression
  • sublimation
  • denial
  • projection

Question 48

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Defence mechanism - Putting characteristics that you find undesirable in yourself onto others
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  • projection
  • repression
  • displacement
  • regression

Question 49

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Defence mechanism - Redirection of an impulse to fight with someone
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  • displacement
  • sublimation
  • denial
  • repression

Question 50

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Defence mechanism - Converting forbidden impulses into socially acceptable behaviours
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  • sublimation
  • projection
  • displacement
  • regression

Question 51

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Defence mechanism - Blocking external events from awareness, conscious decision to ignore
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  • denial
  • sublimation
  • repression
  • regression

Question 52

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Defence mechanism - Reconstruction of our reality to deal with incongruence of our experience and thoughts
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  • rationalisation
  • displacement
  • denial
  • projection

Question 53

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Client experiences anxiety from prediction of future events or overanalysing the past; focus on the here and now with which type of counselling?
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  • gestalt
  • psychoanalysis
  • person-centred
  • narrative

Question 54

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Owning the projection, double chairing, and hot seat are techniques in what type of counselling?
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  • gestalt
  • client-centred
  • narrative
  • Psychodynamic

Question 55

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In gestalt counselling, clients have to shake off responsibility
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  • True
  • False

Question 56

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In gestalt counselling, what defences do we use to prevent focusing on the here and now?
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  • interjection, projection, retroflection
  • repression, projection, displacement

Question 57

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Gestalt defence - we just do as we are told without thought
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  • interjection
  • projection
  • retroflection

Question 58

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Gestalt defence - blaming aspects of ourselves on the environment
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  • projection
  • interjection
  • retroflection

Question 59

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Gestalt defence - doing to ourselves what we desire to do to others
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  • retroflection
  • interjection
  • projection

Question 60

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"gimmicky, and manipulative counsellors" is criticism of which theory?
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  • gestalt
  • psychoanalysis
  • narrative
  • person-centred

Question 61

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"Externalising a problem"
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  • narrative
  • person-centred
  • Psychodynamic
  • gestalt

Question 62

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Creators of narrative counselling
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  • White and Epston
  • Ellis and Beck
  • Johnson and Gottmann
  • Rogers and Beers

Question 63

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Some techniques used in narrative counselling are:
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  • externalising conversations
  • naming the problem
  • identifying unique outcomes
  • free association
  • double chairing
  • owning the problem

Question 64

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Insight oriented therapy believes:
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  • if you talk about things eventually you will find a solution
  • people are inherently good
  • clear the air and people will return to good well-being
  • pointing out which thoughts and behaviour are unhelpful will help a client
  • we can fix a clients problems with a few adjustments in their thinking

Question 65

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Which therapy focuses on exploring difficulties of the past to close them and move on with life?
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  • gestalt
  • psychoanalysis
  • person-centred
  • narrative

Question 66

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"gender and culture are the central organising principles of people's lives"
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  • feminist theory
  • gestalt theory
  • person-centred theory
  • narrative theory

Question 67

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Feminist therapies focus on:
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  • dealing with issues of power for those who feel powerless
  • showing that men and women are not different in development
  • achieving self-sufficiency to show growth
  • becoming a man
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