One of the most useful concept for a solution-focused therapy is the 0 to 10 scale, where 7 is:

• A) The achievement of all goals/perfect solution
• B) Where the client is now
• C) Worst possible scenario/ disaster
• D) A good but realistic outcome

Violence reduction program helps to control the emotions like anger and which of the following technique is not used in program?

• A) Electro convulsive therapy
• B) Coping statements
• C) Role playing
• D) Anger management skills

Which of the following is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish therapeutic goals by a qualified professional?

• A) Art therapy
• B) Fantasy and Imagery Exercise
• C) Music therapy
• D) Drama therapy

Solution focused therapy and narrative therapy belong to the same tree of:

• A) Behavioral approach
• B) Humanistic approach
• C) Cognitive approach
• D) Psychoanalytic approach

Which of the following groups are based on class room format, people are taught about their emotions, difficulties and their remedies?

• A) Gestalt Groups
• B) Psycho-education Groups
• C) Social Skill Groups
• D) Psychodynamic Groups

Training to control emotions like anger is provided during violence reduction program through all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Anger management skills
• B) Hypnosis
• C) Role playing
• D) Coping statements

Specific goals of music therapy in forensic settings include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Increase impulsivity through practical techniques
• B) Improve reality testing and problem-solving skills
• C) Increase self-awareness
• D) Develop healthy verbal and non-verbal communication skills

All of the following are disadvantages of Group therapies in forensic settings EXCEPT:

• A) Group therapy is not suitable for conducting CBT
• B) Much gain is not available if offender is not willing/ready for group therapy
• C) Group Therapy is not beneficial with the group of severe mental disorders
• D) Group Therapy is absolutely not recommendable for individuals with Asperger’s syndrome

In limit setting a forensic therapist is supposed to practice all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Impose and enforce boundaries for clients
• B) Making those boundaries clear to the client as adherent to therapeutic process
• C) Give easy access to the clients to meet him anywhere
• D) Setting boundaries for self

Unwillingness refers to a client’s _______________ to change.

• A) Inclination
• B) Resistance
• C) Readiness
• D) Enthusiasm

Michael White believed that we live in our stories and make small scripts throughout the life so he developed:

• A) Narrative Therapy
• B) Music Therapy
• C) Play Therapy
• D) Art Therapy

Research evidences support the notion that because of the phenomenon of transference, a client who enters sexual relationships whether in marriage or out of it, have effects that are usually experienced by:

• A) Narcissists
• B) Schizophrenics
• C) Drug addicts
• D) Victims of incest

The approach usually focuses on difficulties in the here and now, and relies on the therapist and client developing a shared view of the individual’s problem. This is known as:

• A) Social Skills Groups
• B) Psychodynamic Groups
• C) Assertiveness training
• D) Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Based Groups

In forensic psychotherapy, which of the following is not used as a tool to assess personality rather for the exploration of personality?

• A) Drama therapy
• B) Art therapy
• C) Fantasy and imagery exercise
• D) Music therapy

In which of the following, client is asked to arrange/maintain a Life story book, majorly a positive one?

• A) Music therapy
• B) Art therapy
• C) Narrative therapy
• D) Solution focused brief therapy

A narrative therapy assists persons to resolve problems by:

• A) All of the given options
• B) Enabling them to separate their lives and relationships from those knowledge and stories that they judge to be depriving
• C) Encouraging persons to re-author their own lives
• D) Assisting them to challenge the ways of life that they find quashing

Which of the following helps to reduce suspiciousness and facilitate healthy interaction among inmates and staff?

• A) Social Skills Training
• B) Assertiveness Training
• C) Cognitive Behavior Therapy
• D) Empty Chair Technique

If the therapist accepts the client totally for who he or she is without evaluating or censoring, and without disapproving of particular feelings, actions, or characteristics, it is:

• A) Reflection for understanding
• B) Unconditional positive regard
• C) Free association
• D) Empathy

Identify the challenge which is not faced by a forensic psychologist while working with prisoners?

• A) Willingness
• B) Lack of interest
• C) Lack of rapport
• D) Lack of motivation

A polite ‘no’ to excessive requests from other is known as:

• A) Systematic desensitization
• B) Flooding
• C) Empty chair technique
• D) Assertiveness techniques