When clients first contact the clinic or enter the clinician's office, they often expect which of the following?

• A) A belief to be cured
• B) A warm welcome
• C) Do not know exactly what to expect
• D) A good relationship with the clinician

Which of the following is NOT included in respondents?

• A) Emotional reactions
• B) Somatic reflexes
• C) Sensations
• D) Actions

All of the followings are common elements of psychotherapy EXCEPT:

• A) Active listening
• B) Release of emotions
• C) Restoration of morale
• D) Holism

Which of the following connects to marital problems, family disputes, problems at work, loneliness or troubled social relationships?

• A) Behavioral crisis
• B) Emotional crisis
• C) Cognitive crisis
• D) Rational crisis

Which of the following is not included in this process when the client's reason for coming to the clinician has been discussed?

• A) Matter of fees
• B) Confidentiality
• C) Staff information
• D) Diagnosis

Which of the following approach typically seeks patient data based on personal observation or on direct reports from the patient?

• A) Behavioral
• B) Humanistic
• C) Psychometric
• D) Psychodynamic

Which of the followings held that classical psychoanalysis overemphasized unconscious of ego processes?

• A) The ego analysis movement
• B) The ego stress movement
• C) The ego conflict movement
• D) The ego resistance movement

Denying the diagnostic significance of an occasion in the client's life because it has also happened to us is an example of:

• A) Uncle George's pancakes fallacy
• B) Sick-sick fallacy
• C) Me-too fallacy
• D) Multiple Napoleons fallacy

A fear that will not conform to the standards of the conscience is known as:

• A) Moral anxiety
• B) Generalized anxiety
• C) Reality anxiety
• D) Neurotic anxiety

In the most general way, psychological intervention is a method of inducing changes in a person's:

• A) Behavior, thoughts or emotions
• B) Behavior, thoughts or feelings
• C) Behavior, emotions or feelings
• D) Personality, thoughts or feelings

Which of the following therapist hypothesizes that client holds negative beliefs about his ability to cope?

• A) Psychoanalytic
• B) Humanistic
• C) Cognitivist
• D) Behaviorist

Anxiety based on a real danger from the outside world is known as:

• A) Moral anxiety
• B) Neurotic anxiety
• C) Generalized anxiety
• D) Reality anxiety

The unexpressed feelings that are associated with distinct memories and fantasies are defined as:

• A) Holism
• B) The figure formation
• C) Unfinished business
• D) Organismic self-regulation

Who developed systematic desensitization?

• A) Wundt
• B) Wolpe
• C) Rogers
• D) Chambless

Watson and Rayner (1920) conducted the widely cited laboratory study of:

• A) Anna and the laboratory rat
• B) Kris and the laboratory rat
• C) Miller and the laboratory rat
• D) Albert and the laboratory rat

Which of the following provides an opportunity for members to improve their ability to relate with others and spend their lives more satisfactory?

• A) Operant Learning
• B) Imitative Behavior
• C) Altruism
• D) Interpersonal Learning

In which of the following interactions, the various aspects of the people in the group are analyzed?

• A) Content analysis
• B) Personality analysis
• C) Factor analysis
• D) Transactional analysis

Asma has a great influence on the communication pattern of her therapeutic group members. Her behavior indicates to which curative factor of group therapy?

• A) Generous
• B) Imitative
• C) Unselfish
• D) Altruistic

Which of the following is a mean of altering behavior patterns particularly in children?

• A) Role reversal
• B) Grandma’s rule
• C) Role playing
• D) Modeling

Which of the following movement was associated with person-centered therapy in the beginning of 1960s?

• A) Human potential
• B) Human parallel
• C) Human political
• D) Human partial