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Multicultural Counselling Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
  1. Who is the founder of Psychoanalytic Theory?

a)

Carl Jung

b)

Carl Rogers

c)

Aaron Beck

d)

Sigmund Freud

2.

What is the main goal of psychoanalysis therapy?

a)

To give advice

b)

To bring unconscious conflict to awareness

c)

To interpret religious texts

d)

To analyze future goals

3.

Which technique in psychoanalysis involves interpreting dreams?

a)

Free association

b)

Transference

c)

Dream analysis

d)

Defense mechanisms

4.

According to Freud, which part of the mind stores desires and fears outside awareness?

a)

Ego

b)

Id

c)

Unconscious mind

d)

Superego

5.

Why must psychoanalysis be culturally adapted in Malaysia?

a)

To make it easier to explain

b)

Because clients reject Freud's work

c)

Because therapy is too long

d)

Because Western models ignore cultural and religious values

6.

Who developed Person-Centered Therapy?

a)

Sigmund Freud

b)

Carl Rogers

c)

Aaron Beck

d)

B.F. Skinner

7.

What is the actualizing tendency in PCT?

a)

A desire to obey rules

b)

A natural drive toward growth

c)

Obeying authority

d)

Repressing emotions

8.

Which concept in PCT refers to the therapist's emotional honesty?

a)

Congruence

b)

Empathy

c)

Unconditional positive regard

d)

Defense mechanisms

9.

What is unconditional positive regard?

a)

Praising clients

b)

Complete acceptance without judgment

c)

Therapist advice

d)

Rejecting negative thoughts

10.

In PCT, how should the therapist treat spiritual struggles of Muslim clients?

a)

By ignoring them

b)

By acknowledging faith-based meanings

c)

Avoiding religion in therapy

d)

By advising them to forget it

11.

What is the focus of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?

a)

Unconscious motives

b)

Past experiences

c)

Emotional instincts

d)

Thoughts, emotions, and behaviors

12.

What are automatic thoughts?

a)

Deliberate thoughts

b)

Quick spontaneous thoughts

c)

Childhood memories

d)

Memories of dreams

13.

What is the negative cognitive triad composed of?

a)

Self, family, society

b)

Self, world, future

c)

Self, parents, community

d)

Self, emotions, religion

14.

Which CBT technique involves identifying and challenging distorted thoughts?

a)

Dream analysis

b)

Cognitive restructuring

c)

Behavioral experiments

d)

Free association

15.

What is the purpose of thought records in CBT?

a)

To keep clients busy

b)

To entertain the client

c)

To avoid negative behavior

d)

To collect data

16.

How should CBT be adapted for Malay clients?

a)

Use Islamic proverbs and religious values

b)

Use proverbs and integrate religious beliefs

c)

Challenge traditional values

d)

Focus on independence

17.

How do Chinese clients typically express emotional distress?

a)

Open confrontation

b)

Through body language and metaphors

c)

Through writing assignments

d)

By using assertive verbal expression

18.

Which value is emphasized in Indian culture that aligns with behavioral activation?

a)

Personal freedom

b)

Dharma and family duty

c)

Karma and rituals

d)

Guilt and shame

19.

For Indigenous clients in Sabah/Sarawak, what therapeutic method is especially effective?

a)

Journaling

b)

Storytelling and ritual memory

c)

Meditation only

d)

Art and music only

20.

Why is cultural sensitivity important in multicultural counselling?

a)

Because all clients are similar

b)

Because it promotes client respect and relevance

c)

Because it helps the therapist feel better

d)

Because Western theories are perfect