Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology

Performance-based techniques (Ex. Rorschach Inkblot Method) used to assess children are also know as...? (click all that apply)

• Intelligence

• Expressive

• Projective

• Observations

Assumptions in adolescent therapy include the client's willingness to be in therapy, willingness to change, and their ability to express feelings for long periods of time.

• True

• False

Parent training is a form of...?

• Behavioral Therapy

• Cognitive Therapy

• Psychodynamic Therapy

• Punishment

Play therapy serves which 3 basic functions? (click all that apply)

• healing

• disclosure of feelings and thoughts

• trauma

• the formation of important relationships

Play therapy must be structured.

• True

• False

What is "youth culture?"

• How adults describe new trends

• The recent surge of social media in this generation

• New adaptive slang in modern culture

• An adolescent's own set of beliefs, way of life, and customs of the current generation

What are examples of social skills training? (click all that apply)

• readjusting in a seat to be more comfortable

• how to start a conversation

• not making prolonged eye contact

• how to manage tone of voice

Humanistic play therapy is also known as...?

• adolescent focused play therapy

• self growth therapy

• positive play therapy

• child centered play therapy

Which approach would a clinician take if they were to reflect their client's feelings through play to encourage self-actualization?

• behavioral

• humanistic

• psychodynamic

• cognitive

Which approach would a clinician take if they were to attempt to make a child's unconscious thoughts become conscious as they engage in play therapy?

• cognitive

• behavioral

• humanistic

• psychodynamic