TRAT 6
Understanding Emotionally Focused Therapy
Test your knowledge on Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and its principles with our engaging quiz. Whether you are a student, a therapist, or someone interested in relationship dynamics, this quiz will help enhance your understanding of EFT concepts and practices.
- 10 Thought-provoking questions
- Multiple choice answers
- Ideal for therapists and psychology enthusiasts
Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy was developed to address which of the following?
To delineate and validate humanistic couple interventions
To draw attention to the crucial significance of emotion and emotional communication in the organization of patterns of interactions and key defining experiences in close relationships
To show that affect was important as a change mechanism that arose through cognitive and behavioral means
Both B and C (to draw att. And to show...)
Characterized by a working model of self that is worthy of love and care and it confident and competent is a definition for which of the following concepts
Secure attachment
Integrated perspective
Attunement
Emotional accessibility
Which of the following is EFT most focused on?
Intrapsychic focus
Interpersonal focus
Both Intrapsychic and Interpersonal focus
Neither intrapsychic or interpersonal focus
For both children and adults there is usually one key primary person who represents a safe haven and secure base
True
False
Which of the following describes the role of the EFT therapist
Coach
Process consultant
Strategist
Sounding board
Each of the following is a type of insecure attachment EXCEPT:
Disorganized
Preoccupied
Anxious
Avoidant
What are the key factors that foster a successful reprocessing experience according to EFT theory?
Hope and optimism of the client
Listening and understanding from the partner
Safety and communication within session
Acceptance and empathy of the therapist
The time period that is the focus for change in EFT is which of the following
Past
Present
Future
Any of the above
EFT is founded on both Systemic and Experiential perspectives. These two perspectives have all of the following in common EXCEPT which of the following:
Both focus on process rather than content
Both view the client as "stuck" rather than deficient or sick
Both focus on attachment as an enabler of differentiation
Both emphasize the therapist must join or ally with the couple to create new, flexible patterns of behavior
Attachment desires are essentially unhealthy and maladaptive
True
False
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