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Psychology · UNIT 09 · MOCK TEST

Mock 3 – Therapies & Interventions

Unit 9: Human Development & Interventions · 29 questions · about 34 minutes. Press End Mock any time to see your score and the correct answers.

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Q1.

Which of the following are goals of humanistic therapy?

A. Increase self-awareness

B. Promote personal growth

C. Develop coping skills

D. Promote interpersonal growth

Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

Rahul, a 22-year-old university student, had always feared public speaking. As a child, he once froze on the stage during a school recital, and since then the thought of speaking in front of an audience made him anxious. In college, his fear became a serious obstacle when he had to give presentations for his classes. His palms would sweat, his heart would race and his mind would go blank. After discussing his problem with a counselor, Rahul learned that he was experiencing performance anxiety. He was advised by the therapist to start with simple steps like speaking in front of a mirror, and then to a small group of friends. Gradually, he progressed to deliver short talks in his classroom. Over time, Rahul gained confidence and even began to enjoy public speaking. He learned to challenge negative thoughts and replace them with positive self-talk.

Q2.

Speaking in front a mirror by Rahul is an example of which therapy?

Rahul, a 22-year-old university student, had always feared public speaking. As a child, he once froze on the stage during a school recital, and since then the thought of speaking in front of an audience made him anxious. In college, his fear became a serious obstacle when he had to give presentations for his classes. His palms would sweat, his heart would race and his mind would go blank. After discussing his problem with a counselor, Rahul learned that he was experiencing performance anxiety. He was advised by the therapist to start with simple steps like speaking in front of a mirror, and then to a small group of friends. Gradually, he progressed to deliver short talks in his classroom. Over time, Rahul gained confidence and even began to enjoy public speaking. He learned to challenge negative thoughts and replace them with positive self-talk.

Q3.

Which psychological theory is most associated with gradual exposure and behavioral change?

Q4.

A key element in all therapeutic process is the development of an effective -

Q5.

Arrange the following stages of therapy advocated by Adler

A. Building therapeutic relationship

B. Gathering information

C. Developing new skill

D. Gaining insight

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Q6.

Reality Therapy in counselling

A. Is based on principles of choice

B. Emphasises self-evaluation

C. Focuses on the way we live and exist

D. Views empowerment from a strength-based perspective

E. Follows the stages of Wants, Direction, Evaluation and Planning (WDEP)

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Q7.

Which of the following are included in the steps of Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy?

A. Assessment

B. Cognitive restructuring

C. Installation

D. Skill Acquisition

E. Body scan

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Q8.

Match List-I with List-II

List IList II
A. Gestalt TherapyI. Five universal human needs
B. Reality TherapyII. You are the architect of your life
C. ExistentialismIII. Empty chair technique
D. Solution-focused TherapyIV. Steve de Shazer and Insoo Kim Berg
Q9.

Match List-I with List-II

List IList II
A. Non-maleficenceI. Response to stress
B. HPA AxisII. Encountering paradoxes of life
C. Art TherapyIII. Counselling ethics
D. ExistentialismIV. Intervention for emotional release
Q10.

Socrates questioning isa :

Q11.

'Miracle Question' is a technique used in :

Q12.

Which of the following are the influencing skills of counselling :

(A) Self disclosure

(B) Information giving

(C) Confrontation

(D) Smart-goals

Choose the correct answer from the options given below :

Jeevan, a twelve-year-old boy, was brought to the psychologist because he hated school. When the teacher was contacted, she informed that Jeevan was unpopular in the class because of his show-off behaviour that even disrupted the class. Apparently, the parents at home used to find such behaviour entertaining and laughed and enjoyed it. The psychologist drew out a programme to bring a change in Jeevan's behaviour. She first helped the parents to understand what is show-off behaviour and what is not. His parents were instructed by the psychologist to avoid paying attention to Jeevan's show-off behaviour; the teacher was instructed to praise other children whenever anyone helped a classmate in any way. The psychologist also added that each time Jeevan manifested show-off behaviour, the loud noise of bore-well digging be played to him by the teacher. In fact, the psychologist used therapeutic interventions.

Q13.

By instructing the teacher to play the loud noise of bore-well digging the psychologist intraduced :

Jeevan, a twelve-year-old boy, was brought to the psychologist because he hated school. When the teacher was contacted, she informed that Jeevan was unpopular in the class because of his show-off behaviour that even disrupted the class. Apparently, the parents at home used to find such behaviour entertaining and laughed and enjoyed it. The psychologist drew out a programme to bring a change in Jeevan's behaviour. She first helped the parents to understand what is show-off behaviour and what is not. His parents were instructed by the psychologist to avoid paying attention to Jeevan's show-off behaviour; the teacher was instructed to praise other children whenever anyone helped a classmate in any way. The psychologist also added that each time Jeevan manifested show-off behaviour, the loud noise of bore-well digging be played to him by the teacher. In fact, the psychologist used therapeutic interventions.

Q14.

The approach of the psychologist in handling the problem of Jeevan can be summarised as :

Q15.

There are three types of post-modern therapies, Which out of the following is not a part of post- modern therapy.

Q16.

Which therapeutic approach to counselling is based on the premise "You are the architect of your life'?

Q17.

Which of the following is not correct about REBT?

Q18.

Given below are two statements : One is labelled as Assertion A and the other is labelled as Reason R.

Assertion A : There are five universal human needs according to reality therapy

Reason R: These needs are - survival, love & belonging, power, freedom and fun

In the light of the above statements. choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

Q19.

Systematic desensitization involves

A. Aversion therapy

B. Reciprocal inhibition

C. Anxiety hierarchy

D. Time out

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Q20.

Victor Frankl stated that the survivors of Nazi concentration camps could do so because they hanged on to a sense of meaning and purpose in their life. Which psychotherapy is based on this?

Q21.

The fourth force in counselling is indicated by which approach ?

Q22.

Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion A and the other is labelled as

Reason R

Assertion A : Counsellors generally follow eclectic approach to counselling suitable to specific context.

Reason R: When counsellor and client differ in their cutural background, it requires multicultural counselling skills.

In light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below

Q23.

Communication of the understanding of the 'internal frame of reference' to client by a therapist pertains to which type of counseling skills?

Q24.

New Mood Therapy:-

(A) is a cognitive therapy

(B) is meant for treatment of depression

(C) involves many behavioural interventions

(D) was originated by Ellis

(E) is action commitment therapy

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:-

Q25.

Match List I with List II

List I – Type of communication in family therapyList II – Description
A. CongruentI. Carries an air of self-importance
B. PlacatingII. Placing others above oneself
C. BlamingIII. Seeing the world with a lens of objectivity and coolness
D. Super-reasonableIV. Reasonably flexible with a sense of connection
Q26.

Client: (Silent and shifting nervously in her chair. She is facing the counselor, but her eyes scan anxiously about) Counselor: It must be difficult for you to decide what you are going to do here with me This response is an example of:

Q27.

Which of the following dimensions are essential to be mastered in multicultural counseling, as per McFadden's transcultural perspective?

A. Cultural-Historical

B. Historical hostility management

C. Scientific-Ideological

D. Minority identity management

E. Social

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Q28.

In cognitive therapy by Elis, arrange the sequence of following after recognising the activating event

A. Discriminating the new emotional/behavioural consequences

B. Recognising the emotional/behavioural consequences of belief

C. Understanding the corresponding beliefs

D. Challenging and counteracting these beliefs

E. Recognising new feelings

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Q29.

Given below two statements, one is labelled as Assertion A and the other is labelled as

Reason R

Assertion A: Schertzer and Stone (1974) specified that acceptance requires respect for the individual as a person of warmth

Reason R: Therapists relate to their patients/clients in a non-judgemental, non-critical and non-punitive way

In light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below: