Personal Assessment Inventory consists of how many items?

• A) 344
• B) 376
• C) 356
• D) 333

Treatment is a process of:

• A) Measurement
• B) Change
• C) Identification
• D) Assessment

Which of the followings encounter difficulty in understanding and applying unwritten societal rules and shows socially naïve behavior?

• A) Individuals with Antisocial personality disorder
• B) Individuals with Asperger’s syndrome
• C) Individuals with blindness
• D) Individuals with hearing deficiencies

As a forensic psychologist, if a child’s intellectual functioning is significantly below average, which of the following best describes his/ her condition?

• A) Moron
• B) Stupid
• C) Mental retardation
• D) Bad student

Who among the followings introduced the process of drawing or art making in his treatments?

• A) Sigmund Freud
• B) Erick Erickson
• C) Anna Freud
• D) Carl Jung

In which of the following therapeutic technique, the therapist becomes the patient’s surrogate parent to make up for the terrible job her real parents did?

• A) Free Association
• B) Dream Analysis
• C) Re-parenting
• D) Role Reversal

In which of the following techniques, client is asked to express whatever comes in mind without any censor?

• A) Re-parenting
• B) Role reversal
• C) Free Association
• D) Dream Analysis

Which of the following cannot be considered as one of the humanistic concept?

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

Which of the following is solely designed to use with the forensic population with legal concerns, although many techniques are borrowed from other psychotherapies?

• A) Forensic Psychotherapy (FPT)
• B) Narrative Therapy (NT)
• C) Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)
• D) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

In forensic setting, in which of the following techniques, offenders are asked to draw paint color the externalized object like uncontrollable/impulsive anger and other emotions?

• A) Extension
• B) Exploring contradictions
• C) Motivational interviewing
• D) Externalization

Which of the following is an intensive family and community based treatment that addresses the multiple determinants of serious antisocial behavior?

• A) Art Therapy
• B) Systemic Interventions Therapy
• C) Music Therapy
• D) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

In forensic psychotherapy different techniques have been used, which of the following is not an important ingredient of FTP?

• A) Drama therapy
• B) Art therapy
• C) MRI
• D) Music therapy

These are some boundaries which should keep in mind while working is Forensic settings EXPECT:

• A) Temporal
• B) Physical
• C) Psychological
• D) Emotional

Limits in forensic setting can be enforced in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

• A) Not seeing out of turn or taking a client in extra slot
• B) Not promising privileges like extra TV watching time etc.
• C) Visiting outside professional locations
• D) Not granting extra time, ending session with in time and not extending the session

Temporal boundaries in forensic setting are related to:

• A) Feelings
• B) Emotions
• C) Space
• D) Time

Drama therapy is extremely varied in its use, based on the practitioner, the setting and the client from fully-fledged performances which may include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Role-play
• B) Empty chair technique
• C) Systematic desensitization
• D) Role reversals

All of the following can be linked to high-risk violent offenders EXCEPT:

• A) Resistance to treatment
• B) Lack in motivation
• C) Non-compliance
• D) No history of institutional misconduct

Which of the following is an emerging exciting new development in psychology particularly developed only for psycho-legal types of problems?

• A) Narrative Therapy (NT)
• B) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• C) Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)
• D) Forensic Psychotherapy (FPT)

The Violence Reduction Program (VRP) was developed by Wong & Gordon designed to address the treatment needs of:

• A) Drug addicts
• B) High-risk violent offenders
• C) Schizophrenics
• D) Narcissists

The primary objectives of the Violence Reduction Program (VRP) include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) To assist the program participants to acquire appropriate interpersonal skills
• B) To decrease the frequency of assertive behaviors
• C) To decrease the frequency and intensity of violent behaviors
• D) To decrease/eliminate the antisocial beliefs and attitudes that support the use of aggression