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

Who attempted to develop a method of therapy that was derived from the Pavlovian tradition?

• A) Kris (1950)
• B) Salter (1949)
• C) Hartmann (1939)
• D) Gross (1973)

Who was the author of the book “Social Learning and Clinical Psychology”?

• A) Albert Bandura (1969)
• B) Julian Rotter (1954)
• C) Salter (1949)
• D) Lazarus (1971)

Who developed psychodrama?

• A) Elbert Ellis
• B) Jacob Moreno
• C) Eric Berne
• D) William Wundt

Which one of the following is a form of existential therapy?

• A) Empty chair technique
• B) Psychodrama
• C) Logo therapy
• D) Role playing

ABC’s of REBT does not include which of the followings?

• A) Control
• B) Consequences
• C) Beliefs
• D) Activating events

Which of the followings is a techniques used for clients to get in touch with feelings that they may not be unaware of ?

• A) Dream work
• B) Avoidance behavior
• C) Self-dialogue
• D) Guided fantasy

Which of the following technique encourages members to play the parts of significant individuals in their lives to help them solve interpersonal conflicts?

• A) Psychodrama
• B) Mirroring
• C) Enactment
• D) Empty chair technique

Systematic desensitization has been shown to be effective for all of the followings EXCEPT:

• A) Public speaking anxiety
• B) Schizophrenia
• C) Animal phobias
• D) Social anxiety

Which of the followings therapy is used to describe a behavior technique that is a refinement of a set of procedures originally known as flooding or implosion?

• A) Disclosure
• B) Exposure
• C) Shared
• D) Experience

Client's own drive toward growth and development as the most important factor in healing is core idea of which of the following phenomenological therapy?

• A) Psychodrama
• B) Person-centered therapy
• C) Transactional analysis
• D) Gestalt group therapy

Successive approximation is another name of:

• A) Shaping
• B) Contingency Contracting
• C) Grandma’s Rule
• D) Time Out

Which of the following is one of the most durable characterizations of the behavioral movement?

• A) Stimulation
• B) Sterile
• C) Conceptualization
• D) Generalization

According to Rotter, cognitive behavioral therapy is a kind of:

• A) Social adjustment
• B) Social interaction
• C) Social understanding
• D) Social sympathy

Albert Bandura advocated the use of all of the followings for altering behavior patterns EXCEPT:

• A) Modeling
• B) Imitation
• C) Reinforcement
• D) Observational learning