WorksheetsInner Dialogue & Role Reversal
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
Which of the following examples best defines the term role reversal?
The child assumes a caregiver role toward the caregiver.
The good child takes on a bad child role.
A person who has been a good provider quits his or her job.
A lazy person becomes very productive in the family.
Which group of adults must accept role reversal with their parents?
Younger adults
Old young adults
Middle-aged adults
Older-aged adults
_______________ is a vehicle for the technique of role reversal when an auxiliary ego may not be available, or the actual person is too threatening to engage in an encounter.
Doubling
The magic shop
The empty chair
The mirror technique
Exercises such as the empty chair and role reversal are techniques primarily associated with
REBT.
Gestalt.
IPT.
person-centered therapy.
The counselor should not to become actively involved when using the role reversal
intervention with clients.
True
False
Inner dialogue:
your thoughts
little voice in your head
what you are thinking consciously or sub-consciously.
All of these
Managing your inner dialogue includes all EXCEPT
Becoming Aware of Your Internal Dialogue
Changing Your Internal Dialogue
Thinking Positive
Always have negative thoughts.
Being able to have a positive internal dialogue, and ‘look on the bright side’, CAN help you feel more positive and improve your mood.
True
False
Changing your internal dialogues Includes:
Think Positively, not Negatively
Try to Live in the Present
Be Grateful for What You Have
All of these.
Internal dialogue is part of what makes us human, and particularly gives us the ability to reason and think about situations.
True
False
