Which of the following approach refers to developing systematic blends of therapy by drawing ideas, concepts, and practices from a variety of sources?

• A) Psychoanalytic
• B) Eclectic
• C) Existential
• D) Behavioral

All of the followings are the weaknesses of psychoanalysis EXCEPT:

• A) Reflects the complexity of human nature
• B) Deterministic approach
• C) Lack of cross-cultural support
• D) Time consuming and expensive

According to Adler, which of the following is the “great upward drive”?

• A) Social interest
• B) Striving for actualization
• C) Creative self
• D) Striving for Superiority

All of the following are major categories of grouping of contemporary philosophical systems proposed by Blocher (1966), EXCEPT:

• A) Existentialism
• B) Essentialism
• C) Behaviorism
• D) Progressivism

According to Jung, which of the following, tend to be sociable, outgoing, an interested in parties and group activities.

• A) Extroverts
• B) Introverts
• C) Moving against people
• D) Moving away people

According to which of the following psychologist, dreams are the royal roads to the unconscious?

• A) J. B. Watson
• B) Alfred Adler
• C) Sigmund Freud
• D) Carl Rogers

Which of the following is a blockage in the flow of free association causing anxiety and repression?

• A) Reluctance
• B) Resistance
• C) Counter Transference
• D) Initiation

Fritz Perls’ name is associated with which of the following approach?

• A) Psychodynamic
• B) Gestalt
• C) Behaviorism
• D) Cognitive

Which of the following approach emphasizes on increasing accurate perception of reality?

• A) Psychoanalysis
• B) Behaviorism
• C) Structuralism
• D) Gestalt Therapy

Sullivan’s view of development emphasized on social factors and consisted of how many stages?

• A) Three
• B) Eight
• C) Six
• D) Nine

Feminine side of the male personality is called:

• A) Persona
• B) Anima
• C) Shadow
• D) Ego

In which category of grouping contemporary philosophical systems, the question "What is true?" is less important than "What will work?”?

• A) Existentialism
• B) Behaviorism
• C) Progressivism
• D) Essentialism

Which of the following element is constant striving for wholeness, integration of the personality, and realization of the self?

• A) Interpretation
• B) Prediction
• C) Assessment
• D) Transcendence

A Philosophical Model, which states that a responsible and free individual is one who has narrowed the gap between attitudes and behaviors, who has no need to impose himself or his ideas on others. Identify who gave this model?

• A) Corey
• B) Cavanagh
• C) Arbuckle
• D) Blocher

Who gave the concepts of striving for superiority and fictional finalism?

• A) Carl Jung
• B) Abraham Maslow
• C) Alfred Adler
• D) Karen Horney

According to Karen Horney, which kind of personality develops, due to faulty parental child relationship?

• A) Neurotic
• B) Shy
• C) Psychotic
• D) Introvert

Which of the following is a positive form of displacement refers to channeling the drive into constructive activities?

• A) Sublimation
• B) Denial
• C) Undoing
• D) Reaction Formation

Which of the following is the last stage of psychiatric interview?

• A) Resistance
• B) Residual
• C) Transference
• D) Termination

What kind of anxiety a child experiences when he/she could not control sexual impulses or aggressive desires?

• A) Realistic
• B) Social
• C) Moral
• D) Neurotic

Which of the following element is associated with Carl Rogers?

• A) Basic anxiety
• B) Striving for superiority
• C) Conditions of worth
• D) Reinforcement