
Poderes Curativos del Juego
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Ana Isabel Brito Sanchez
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What are the therapeutic powers of play?
Enhances creativity
Improves physical health
Reduces stress
Increases academic performance
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What are the factors listed by Irving Yalom (2005) that extend the list of therapeutic factors?
Universality
Vicarious learning
Catharsis
Interpersonal learning
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What are the therapeutic powers of play according to Schaefer (2012)?
Emotional regulation
Stress management
Self-esteem
Change agents
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What are the stages of the transtheoretical model of play therapy?
Precontemplation
Contemplation
Action
Maintenance
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What are the main therapeutic powers of play as illustrated in the image?
Facilitates communication
Enhances personal strengths
Improves social relationships
Promotes emotional well-being
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Which of the following can negatively impact a child's emotional wellbeing?
Consistent routines
Lack of sleep
Supportive relationships
Healthy diet
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Which of the following is a strategy to support a child's emotional wellbeing?
Criticising their mistakes
Praising their efforts
Ignoring their achievements
Comparing them to others
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Which factor can enhance a child's emotional wellbeing?
Inconsistent discipline
Supportive family environment
Lack of boundaries
Excessive screen time
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How can caregivers support a child's emotional wellbeing?
Ignoring their feelings
Encouraging them to express their emotions
Discouraging them from crying
Telling them to always be happy
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What role does play have in therapeutic effects according to the text?
It hinders communication
It allows expression of ideas
It is not important
It only entertains
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What are the characteristics of the game that facilitate self-expression?
Natural language
The possibility of speaking in the third person
Its character 'as if'
All of the above
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What can children express through play according to the text?
Their internal world
Their feelings, thoughts, and desires
Their fears and anxieties
Their dreams and aspirations
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What is the purpose of fantasy play in allowing children to express their feelings?
To express feelings directly
To act out difficult emotions
To avoid reality completely
To communicate with others
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What are some creative arts that can help express feelings when words are not enough?
Drawing
Dancing
Singing
All of the above
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What is the significance of a safe play environment for children in terms of their emotional expression?
It encourages children to be more reserved.
It allows children to express their internal self.
It has no impact on children's behavior.
It makes children less likely to play.
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In the context of play and dream work, what mechanisms are avoided to prevent the consensus of the superego?
Projection
Displacement
Symbolization
All of the above
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What did Sigmund Freud define as the process of transforming unacceptable unconscious desires into acceptable conscious images?
Dream work
Conscious thought
Unconscious impulses
Defense mechanisms
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What is the significance of symbolism in therapy as mentioned in the image?
Using concrete things to present abstract concepts
Expressing feelings through toys
Attributing unacceptable parts to oneself
None of the above
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What does displacement imply according to the image?
Taking frustrations out on toys
Using toys to express feelings
Attributing parts of oneself to others
None of the above
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What is the process of projection as described in the image?
Attributing unacceptable parts to oneself
Expressing feelings through toys
Using concrete things to present abstract concepts
None of the above
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What does compensation in fantasy refer to?
Satisfying unmet needs through imagination
Ignoring real-life problems
Focusing solely on reality
Avoiding responsibilities
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What is the concept of sublimation in psychology?
Channeling aggressive impulses into socially acceptable activities
Ignoring aggressive impulses
Expressing aggressive impulses through art
Suppressing aggressive impulses
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What are the strategies mentioned that the therapist uses to impart knowledge or skills?
Instruction
Guided practice
Positive reinforcement
All of the above
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3. A student expresses concern about participating in discussions because they fear making mistakes. How should a teacher respond?
Ignore their concerns and require them to answer anyway
Encourage participation by reassuring them that mistakes are part of learning
Only let confident students answer and avoid calling on hesitant students
Replace discussions with written tests to avoid participation issues
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What is the role of metaphors in indirect teaching according to the text?
To provide direct answers
To stimulate learning
To confuse the students
To avoid difficult topics
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What is the concept of catharsis as described in the text?
A release of negative emotions
A method of meditation
A psychological disorder
A type of therapy
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What are the ways in which play contributes to the effectiveness of catharsis?
By providing a safe environment
By offering psychological distance
By activating positive emotions
By encouraging negative feelings
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What is the process of abreacting as described in the image?
A mental process of repressing memories
A process of bringing repressed memories to consciousness
A method of avoiding traumatic events
A technique for emotional suppression
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How does active control and mastery in play contribute to cognitive restructuring in children?
It makes children more aggressive
It helps children gain control over their trauma
It has no effect on children's learning
It is only beneficial for social skills
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What is the significance of miniaturization of experiences in play therapy?
It helps children forget their trauma
It allows children to recreate traumatic experiences
It has no impact on children's emotions
It is only for entertainment purposes
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What are the benefits of positive emotions in children according to the image?
They manifest more positive affections while playing
They have no effect on children's health
They only affect adults
They are irrelevant to emotional well-being
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What is the definition of contracondicionamiento?
Reduction of an undesired response
Extinction of a desired response
Replacement of a stimulus
Combination of desensitization
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What is the main goal of stress involvement according to the text?
To help clients avoid stress
To prepare clients for stressful events
To increase anxiety levels
To reduce resilience in challenging situations
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How do fun and playful rehearsals affect negative emotions during play?
They increase negative emotions
They have no effect
They reduce negative emotions
They make the child more anxious
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What skills does the child learn to face stressful events?
Social skills
Coping skills
Physical skills
Creative skills
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How does the experience of strange events become less intimidating for the child?
It becomes predictable and familiar
It is ignored by the therapist
It is avoided during play
It is not addressed at all
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What is the role of the therapist in guiding a child's play according to the image?
To provide toys related to stressful events
To observe the child without intervention
To play with the child
To teach the child new skills
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What is the role of play in managing childhood stress according to the text?
It increases stress levels
It helps children develop self-concept
It has no effect on stress
It is only for entertainment
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Name three coping mechanisms for dealing with stress.
Ignore stress, avoid responsibilities, isolate yourself
Identify stressor, practice relaxation techniques, seek social support
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Why is imaginative play important in early childhood?
It helps children learn to cook.
It fosters creativity and problem-solving skills.
It ensures children sleep longer.
It teaches children to drive.
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Which of the following is a key benefit of play in early childhood?
It helps children learn to read faster.
It develops social and emotional skills.
It ensures children eat more.
It reduces the need for sleep.
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