Deck 11: The Expressive Arts Therapies

Question 1

This phase of Adlerian play therapy focuses on building an egalitarian, caring relationship between the child and the therapist.

A) first
B) second
C) third
D) fourth

Answer 1

A

Question 2

Adamson collected and displayed over 100,000 pieces of art made by patients.

A) 1000
B) 10000
C) 100000
D) 50000

Answer 2

C

Question 3

Who is the founder of psychodrama?

A) Gaston
B) Moreno
C) Kottman
D) Hill

Answer 3

B

Question 4

There were also major theoretical influences on the development of play therapy including all but who?

A) Freud
B) Klein
C) Klaff
D) Rogers

Question 5

Art therapy did not emerge as a profession until the ________.

A) 1920s
B) 1930s
C) 1940s
D) 1950s

Question 6

During the late 1600s, people became interested in using the arts as an adjunct to medical treatment.

Question 7

The earliest American reference to music therapy appeared in 1789 in an unsigned article that appeared in Columbian Magazine titled "Music Physically Considered".

Question 8

In 1944, this university established the first academic program in music therapy.

A) Michigan State University
B) Harvard University
C) Yale University
D) University of Kansas

Question 9

Margaret Naumburg and Edith Kramer were two pioneers of art therapy in the United States.

Question 10

Art therapists who operate from an _________ perspective use the concepts of transitional space.

A) Adlerian
B) client-centered
C) object relations
D) Psychoanalytic

Question 11

This was the first instrument to test non-verbal IQ in preschool and older-children populations.

A) Goodenough Scale
B) Kottman Scale
C) Hill Scale
D) McNeil Scale

Question 12

_________ is best known for her classic case study of Dibs (1971), which is still one of the best-selling books on play therapy.

A) Axiline
B) Klein
C) Freud
D) Klaff

Question 13

Music therapy developed during ___________ when physicians became aware that soldiers suffering from mental illness associated with combat responded positively to music.

A) World War II
B) World War I
C) Civil War
D) Revolutionary War

Question 14

During this phase of Adlerian play therapy, the therapist engages in assessment and gathers information about the child's lifestyle from a variety of sources.

A) first
B) second
C) third
D) fourth

Question 15

Expressive arts therapy is founded on the assumption that people can represent their own individual life experiences and recover from psychological hurts by using various forms of creative expression.

Question 16

Hill's interest in art as a therapeutic medium rose as a result of his being treated in a sanatorium for HIV.

Question 17

In England, _______ was one of the first persons to refer to the therapeutic benefit of clients' artwork.

A) Freud
B) Hill
C) Smith
D) McNeil

Question 18

Freud theorized that a patient's artwork consisted of productions of fantasy that revealed a significant amount of information about his or her unique inner world.

Question 19

One product of the early ______ was moral therapy, which mobilized the arts to treat clients with mental illness.

A) 1500s
B) 1600s
C) 1800s
D) 1900s

Question 20

Who is the "Mother of Art Therapy"?

A) Naumburg
B) Kottman
C) Kramer
D) Klein

Question 21

Discuss behavioral music therapy.

Question 22

Discuss the expressive arts therapy process.

Question 23

Briefly discuss the impact expressive arts therapy has on mind-body connection.

Question 24

In terms of curative results, play therapy has been found to help children (Reddy, Files-Hall, & Schaefer, 2005) to what:

Question 25

Discuss the "draw or paint your emotion technique".

Question 26

Discuss the fourth phase of Adlerian play therapy

Question 27

What materials are commonly used in music therapy?

Question 28

Natalie Rogers (1993), the daughter of Carl Rogers, is one of the most well-known expressive arts therapists.

Question 29

Briefly discuss the impact expressive arts therapy has on imagination.

Question 30

What materials are commonly used in art therapy?

Question 31

Briefly discuss the impact expressive arts therapy has on self-expression.

Question 32

What materials are commonly used in play therapy?

Question 33

Landreth (1991) has used the acronym ACT to conceptualize the process in limit setting. Discuss the ACT acronym and provide examples.

Question 34

In 1950, the National Association for Music Therapy (NAMT) was organized.

Question 35

Bruscia (1998) has identified five internationally recognized models of music therapy that have a specific orientation in a theory of psychology. Name three of these.

Question 36

In the Adlerian approach to art therapy, the client, the art work, and the therapist form part of the overall Gestalt.

Question 37

Research evidence suggests that music helps Alzheimer clients remember things better.

Question 38

Briefly discuss the impact expressive arts therapy has on active participation.

Question 39

What are some of the limitations of expressive arts therapy?