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Clinical Psych Quiz

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 4mins

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Class
Date
1.

What best describes family therapy?

a)

A theoretical approach in psychology that examines cognition and behavior from a modern evolutionary perspective

b)

Type of therapy that emphasizes that psychoanalytic theory

c)

Form of psychotherapy that focuses on the improvement of inter familial relationships and behavioral patterns

d)

Branch of humanistic psychology that focuses on behaviorism

2.

What is a common technique used in family therapy?

a)

Isolation technique

b)

Blaming technique

c)

Genogram technique

d)

Aggression technique

3.

Which is an example of a genogram?

a)

b)

c)

d)

4.

Which of the following is NOT a goal of family therapy?

a)

To improve communication between family members

b)

To resolve conflicts within the family

c)

To change dysfunctional behavior within the family

d)

To promote individualism and self-centered behavior

5.

What is the first step in family therapy?

a)

To self-reflect and figure out what is wrong with you on your own

b)

To blame your family members for everything that is wrong with you

c)

To ditch therapy since you don't need it

d)

To identify the issue or problem that is affecting the family or individuals in the family

6.

What does CBT stand for?

a)
Cognitive Behavioral Training
b)
Cognitive Behavioral Technique
c)
Cognitive Behavioral Treatment
d)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
7.

How can family therapy be effective?

a)

Not following "homework" that therapist gives your family

b)

Always communicate with one another.

c)

Hide everything from your therapist

d)

Be reluctant to work with your family

8.

What are the disadvantages of family therapy?

a)

Your therapist will favor your family

b)

You can't express your emotions

c)

Lacks the privacy of a one-on-one session

d)

Your family is boring

9.

What is a potential benefit of family therapy?

a)

Increased conflict within the family

b)

Improved understanding and empathy among family members

c)

Increased secrecy and lack of communication

d)

Increased individualism and self-centered behavior