Maria reports her clinician that her legs used to tremble whenever she gave a presentation in her class. Clinician inferred that trembling in her legs is due to presentation anxiety. In this example, level of interpretation is:

• A) Level III
• B) Level I
• C) Level II
• D) Level IV

The id component of personality operates on which of the following principle?

• A) Happiness principle
• B) Satisfaction principle
• C) Pleasure principle
• D) Gratification principle

Who gave the notion of functional analysis?

• A) Lazarus
• B) Peterson
• C) B.F Skinner
• D) Barkley

How many potentially fear-arousing situations are in the fear Survey Schedule?

• A) 50
• B) 45
• C) 51
• D) 41

____________ is an ongoing process that does not cease in initial clinical sessions.

• A) Professionalism
• B) Assessment
• C) Psychotherapy
• D) Diagnosis

Which of the following is not a part of free association?

• A) Resistance
• B) Catharsis
• C) Role playing
• D) Association

Neo-Freudians do not include which of the followings?

• A) Otto-Rank
• B) Alfred Adler
• C) Carl Jung
• D) Carl Rogers

Neo-Freudians are:

• A) Norcross, Karg and Prochaska
• B) Hippocrates, Plato and Galen
• C) Rodnick, Resnick and Garb
• D) Alfred Adler, Carl Jung and Otto-Rank

Most therapists believe that patients who seem to show some respect and optimism about the utility of psychotherapy show better:

• A) Prognosis
• B) Assessment
• C) Diagnosis
• D) Interaction

Which of the following psychotherapy focuses on the connection between onset of clinical problems and current interpersonal problems (with friends, partners, and relatives)?

• A) Psychoanalysis
• B) Interpersonal psychotherapy
• C) Brief therapy
• D) Family therapy

Which movement is derived from traditional psychoanalysis?

• A) Neurotic Analysis
• B) Super Analysis
• C) Ego Analysis
• D) Defense Analysis

Assume an intervention has been designed to reduce the emotional distress and increasing emotional comfort. It targets a change in:

• A) Emotions
• B) Biological processes
• C) Thinking
• D) Behavior

The situations in which there are chances that the problem behavior will occur are estimated in:

• A) Assessment planning
• B) Problem analysis
• C) Treatment evaluation
• D) Problem identification

When the therapist sees the client’s anxiety as a sign that he has poor control over id driven sexual impulses then the therapist is:

• A) Humanist
• B) Behaviorist
• C) Psychoanalyst
• D) Cognitivist

While writing a clinical report, name of patient, sex, age and ethnicity are included in which of the following?

• A) Referral question
• B) Background
• C) Identifying question
• D) Recommendations

Who stated that patients with moderate disturbance demonstrate better therapeutic outcomes than patients with little or extreme disturbance?

• A) Anna Freud (1946)
• B) Miller and Gross (1973)
• C) Hartmann (1939)
• D) Kris (1950)

Gender Aware Therapy focuses on which of the followings?

• A) Finding the interest in opposite sex
• B) Exploring gender qualities
• C) Exploring unique gender-related experiences
• D) Developing awareness about gender difference

Which of the following term is synonymous to the release of emotions during a psycho therapy?

• A) Reduction
• B) Relaxation
• C) Catharsis
• D) Response

Psychotherapy requires which of the followings from patients?

• A) A degree of introspection
• B) To frame their problems in words
• C) All of the given options
• D) To establish connections among events

Which of the following can sometimes lead us to overlook the marked similarities among psychotherapies?

• A) Consistency
• B) Uniformity
• C) Diversity
• D) Regularity