Psychologists with different theoretical training will use group therapy for many different types of psychological problems including all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Free Association
• B) Sex Offender Treatment
• C) Music Therapy
• D) Anger Management

Which of the following is a type of talking therapy that is based upon social constructionist philosophy?

• A) Solution Focused Brief Therapy
• B) Narrative Therapy
• C) Music Therapy
• D) Art Therapy

The therapeutic relationship in the forensic setting is typically not a dyad but a triad, involving all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) The therapist
• B) The client
• C) Criminal justice system
• D) All family members

Which of the following is a method of questioning that a therapist uses to aid the client to envision how the future will be different when the problem is no longer present?

• A) The narrative question
• B) The new question
• C) The miracle question
• D) The formal question

If the therapist tries to appreciate the client's situation from the client's point of view, showing an emotional understanding of and sensitivity to the client's feelings, it is known as:

• A) Unconditional positive regard
• B) Free association
• C) Dream analysis
• D) Empathy

Psychodrama was introduced by ______________.

• A) Dr. Alice Cash
• B) J.L Moreno
• C) Weiner and Sacks
• D) Nordoff Robbins

Which of the following is not an important step of stages of change?

• A) Pre contemplation
• B) Maintenance
• C) Performance
• D) Contemplation

Therapist needs to have control over therapy room and seating arrangements should not block the way out to ensure:

• A) Staff’s safety
• B) Safety of office stuff
• C) Client’s safety
• D) Therapist’s safety

Who among the following theorized that we all are living out our stories and a criminal’s story is full of aggression and violence.

• A) Ronald Ross
• B) William Hegel
• C) Michael White
• D) Lev Vygotsky

All of the following are the tecniques of psychodrama EXPECT:

• A) Role playing
• B) Role reversal
• C) Token economy
• D) Role rehearsal

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

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

All of the following can be considered as the salient features of family therapy EXCEPT:

• A) Interaction is observed
• B) The whole family becomes the client
• C) Stories and scripts are written
• D) Therapy is provided

After devising all ways, if the therapist is, doubtful then it is his responsibility to break the confidentiality if:

• A) Client is getting obsessed with the idea of redemption
• B) There is a serious threat to some one’s life
• C) Client is getting attracted towards the therapist
• D) Client has been raped

While working in a forensic setting, all of the following can be the challenges faced by a therapist, EXCEPT:

• A) Extremely difficult client group
• B) Lack of trust
• C) Willingness
• D) Lack of motivation

Forensic psychotherapy is based on which of the following approaches?

• A) Psychodynamic
• B) Constructive
• C) Functionalist
• D) Biological

In the context of forensic psychology, SFT is an abbreviation of what?

• A) Solution Focused Therapy
• B) Science Fiction Technique
• C) Switch Fault Tolerance
• D) Secure File Transfer

A form of psychotherapy where there are multiple patients led by one or more therapists is called:

• A) Group Therapy
• B) Flooding
• C) Systematic Desensitization
• D) Empty Chair

The house drawing in HTP test is representative of which of the followings?

• A) Narcissism
• B) Strength of ego
• C) Intellectual abilities
• D) Family

All of the following can be considered techniques of Psychodynamic EXCEPT:

• A) Empty Chair
• B) Re-parenting
• C) Free Association
• D) Dream Analysis

On violence reduction scale, the sum of the ratings of the static and dynamic variables reflects the client’s level of:

• A) Aggression Reduction
• B) Social Isolation
• C) Anger Management
• D) Violence Risk