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WorksheetsGestalt and Behaviour Therapy combined Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 14mins
Explain how Gestalt therapy techniques can enhance client self-awareness in the mid-phase of therapy. Explain in two or three sentences.
The principle of Gestalt therapy that views the person as a whole is called:
Field Theory
Holism
Awareness
Contact
In Gestalt therapy, “figure–ground formation” refers to:
The need for balance in relationships
Awareness of unconscious desires
Focus shifting between attention and background experience
The conflict between id and ego
Which technique in Gestalt therapy involves speaking to an imagined person or part of self?
Free association
Dream interpretation
Empty chair technique
Systematic desensitisation
The first phase of Gestalt therapy is:
Awareness raising
Integration
Engagement / Establishing contact
Experimentation
Which of the following is a main goal of Gestalt therapy?
Focus on dream symbols
Encourage responsibility
Suppress negative emotions
Analyse childhood trauma only
One limitation of Gestalt therapy is:
It avoids the use of creativity
It is too focused on the past
It may overlook deeper psychological conditions due to focus on the present moment
It ignores awareness of emotions
Behavioural therapy mainly focuses on:
Unconscious conflicts
Observable behaviour and present-oriented change
Dream analysis
Childhood experiences
In Pavlov’s classical conditioning, a neutral stimulus becomes a:
Reinforcement
Conditioned stimulus
Punisher
Response
Bandura’s Social Learning Theory highlights:
Reinforcement schedules
Observational learning (modelling)
Free association
Dream analysis
Explain the four phases of Gestalt therapy in four sentences.
What are the four processes of observational learning in Bandura’s theory? Explain in four sentences.
