Person-Centered Therapy

Which concept suggests that individuals move towards growth, fulfillment, and change?

• self-improvement
• self-fulfillment
• self-transformation
• self-actualization

How does person-centered therapy view the role of diagnosis and labeling?

• Person-centered therapy believes that diagnosis and labeling are essential for understanding and treating mental health issues.
• Person-centered therapy sees diagnosis and labeling as helpful tools for guiding treatment.
• Person-centered therapy considers diagnosis and labeling as the primary focus of therapy.
• Person-centered therapy views the role of diagnosis and labeling as unnecessary and potentially harmful.

1. Which of the following best describes the therapist's role in person-centered therapy?

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• The therapist's role is to diagnose and treat the client's mental health issues.
• The therapist's role is to give advice and solutions to the client's problems.
• The therapist's role is to provide a supportive and non-judgmental environment for the client.
• The therapist's role is to control and direct the therapy sessions.

In person-centered therapy, what is the therapist's attitude towards the client's feelings and experiences?

• Critical and judgmental.
• Indifferent and dismissive.
• Empathetic and accepting
• Sympathetic and controlling.

Which of the following is NOT a focus of person-centered therapy?

• Cognitive restructuring
• Solution-focused therapy.
• Psychoanalysis.
• Behavior modification.

How does person-centered therapy view human nature?

• inherently evil and incapable of change.
• neutral and unaffected by external factors.
• inherently flawed and in need of constant guidance.
• inherently good and capable of self-actualization

Who is the primary founder of person-centered therapy?

• Carl Rogers
• B.F. Skinner
• Sigmund Freud
• Albert Ellis

Which term describes when a therapist's external behavior matches their internal feelings and thoughts?

• congruence
• dissonance
• empathy
• projection

11. What is the primary goal of person-centered therapy?

• To provide advice and guidance to clients.
• To provide a supportive and non-judgmental environment for clients to explore their feelings and experiences.
• To diagnose and treat mental disorders.
• To challenge and confront clients' beliefs and behaviors.

Which of the following is NOT a core condition of person-centered therapy?

• advise giving

• empathy
• unconditional positive regard
• Congruence