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WorksheetsPERSON-CENTERED THERAPY (CARL ROGERS)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
A central goal of Person-Centered therapy is to:
Promote stronger defense mechanisms
Help clients live up to the ideals that they have introjected.
Promote congruence between the person's experienced self and ideal self
Encourage clients to look at themselves more objectively and realistically.
The most important function of the Person-Centered therapist is to:
Be willing to enter into an authentic relationship with a client.
To identify the obstacles to self-actualization.
Help clients examine their past relationships and feelings.
Clarify the client's experience for them
What 3 things are necessary to be an effective Therapist in Person-Centered Therapy, according to Carl Rogers?
Sympathy, positive regard, and feedback are necessary and sufficient conditions for change.
Congruence, empathy, and positive regard are necessary and sufficient conditions for change.
Congruence, feedback, and sympathy are necessary and sufficient conditions for change.
Congruence, feedback, and humility are necessary and sufficient conditions for change.
Who should lead the sessions in Person-Centered Therapy?
Therapist
Supervisor
Client
Client's spouse
Rogers believed his method was...
reconstructive
supportive
confrontational
confuting
What is a crucial part of the process of Person-Centered Therapy?
Asking question about client's past.
Giving appropriate advice.
The concept of understanding.
Empowering clients to make healthy decisions
What is one primary principle of Person-Centered Therapy?
The therapist knows best.
The client is always wrong.
The therapist has the knowledge to direct therapy sessions.
The client knows more about themselves than anyone else.
Person-Centered therapeutic techniques include...
Exposure Therapy
Questioning
Reframing
None of the above
What is the goal of Person-Centered Therapy?
To facilitate the client's journey toward full potential.
To reduce or eliminate maladaptive behavior.
To help client work, play, and love more freely.
To help clients change relationship patterns that have proven problematic enough to get them to therapy.
What is the most important factor related to progress in person-centered therapy?
Defining concrete and measurable goals
The therapist’s technical skills
The relationship between the client and therapist
The therapist’s ability to think logically and to scientifically solve problems
