Deck 6: Integrative and Eclectic Therapies

Question 1

The three zones of awareness in Gestalt therapy are ...

A) thinking, feeling and behaving
B) past, present and future
C) inner, middle and outer
D) self, others and the world

Answer 1

C

Question 2

Boundary disturbances include ...

A) introjection, projection and deflection
B) sensation, retroflection and deflection
C) confluence, projection and mobilisation
D) projection, deflection and sensation

Answer 2

A

Question 3

In TA, the aim of autonomy is achieved through the three connected areas of ...

A) awareness, action and completion
B) awareness, spontaneity and intimacy
C) awareness, spontaneity and completion
D) awareness, action and intimacy

Answer 3

B

Question 4

A crossed transaction is one in which ...

A) the ego state addressed is not the one that responds
B) communication will feel uncomfortable
C) one or both people in the transaction will need to change ego states to get communication back to complementary
D) all of the above

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT an injunction?

A) Don't be you
B) Don't feel
C) Don't show off
D) Don't exist

Question 6

In REBT, 'musturbatory' beliefs ...

A) relate to the behaviour of the self
B) relate to the behaviours of others
C) relate to life
D) all of the above

Question 7

Which of the following is NOT a derivative of 'musts'?

A) Generalising
B) Awfulising
C) Low frustration tolerance
D) Self/other/life downing

Question 8

In MMT, which of the following is NOT associated with the creation of psychological problems?

A) Misinformation
B) Missing information
C) Misinterpretation
D) Lack of self-acceptance

Question 9

'Tracking' refers to ...

A) monitoring the client's progress through the therapy
B) measuring the perceived value of the relationship
C) ordering the significant events that led to the creation of the problem
D) identifying the specific modality sequence when the problem occurs

Question 10

Auditory submodalities include ...

A) pitch, volume and tone
B) volume, pitch and brightness
C) volume, weight and mono/stereo
D) pitch, tone and texture

Question 11

Outline two of the main disturbances of the contact boundary in Gestalt therapy.

Question 12

Explain one of the 'games people play' from transactional analysis and outline one of the ways to create the antithesis of this game.

Question 13

Briefly describe the three 'neurosis-inciting musts' of irrational beliefs in rational emotive behaviour therapy.

Question 14

Briefly explain how assessment forms the basis of the initial formulation in cognitive behaviour therapy.

Question 15

Briefly explain how modality profiling is used in multimodal therapy.

Question 16

Describe the swish technique used in neurolinguistic programming.

Question 17

Explain the paradoxical theory of change in Gestalt therapy by discussing the importance of the here and now for therapeutic interventions.

Question 18

Describe and evaluate the ego state model of transactional analysis with reference to the Parent, Adult and Child.

Question 19

Outline the ABCDE model of rational emotive behaviour therapy. Discuss methods for disputing irrational beliefs in your answer.

Question 20

Explain how cognitive therapy and behaviour therapy are integrated to create cognitive behaviour therapy. Evaluate this integration in your answer.

Question 21

Describe the BASIC ID of multimodal therapy and explain how therapeutic interventions can be used to target specific parts of the BASIC ID.

Question 22

Discuss the controversies associated with neurolinguistic programming.