Understanding Person-Centred Therapy

Who is the founder of Person-Centred Therapy?

• Sigmund Freud

• Carl Rogers

• Albert Ellis

• B.F. Skinner

What year did Carl Rogers publish "On Becoming a Person"?

• 1942

• 1961

• 1977

• 1980

Which of the following is NOT one of the core conditions of Person-Centred Therapy?

• Empathy

• Unconditional positive regard

• Confrontation

• Congruence

Empathy in Person-Centred Therapy refers to:

• Agreeing with the client’s perspective

• Understanding the client’s feelings and experiences

• Analysing the client’s behaviour

• Teaching the client new skills

Unconditional positive regard means:

• Judging the client based on their actions

• Accepting and valuing the client without conditions

• Criticising the client to promote growth

• Encouraging the client to change

Congruence in Person-Centred Therapy is best described as:

• The therapist being genuine and authentic

• The therapist agreeing with everything the client says

• The therapist hiding their true feelings

• The therapist providing solutions to the client

Which of the following is a key concept of Person-Centred Therapy?

• Behaviour modification

• Self-actualisation

• Dream analysis

• Cognitive restructuring

In Person-Centred Therapy, the role of the therapist is to:

• Direct the client towards specific goals

• Diagnose and treat mental disorders

• Facilitate the client’s self-discovery and personal growth

• Provide expert advice and solutions

The term "self-concept" in Person-Centred Therapy refers to:

• The therapist’s perception of the client

• The client’s view of themselves

• The client’s future goals

• The therapist’s professional identity

Which of the following best describes the therapeutic environment in Person-Centred Therapy?

• Structured and directive

• Authoritative and controlling

• Non-directive and supportive

• Analytical and interpretative