In the Transactional Analysis theory, which ego state demonstrates behavior that would help the client to remain logical and realistic?

Which group therapy model would include a leader who provides psychoeducation, is directive, and models a variety of techniques?

The structure of ____________ groups is associated with being detailed, concrete, and problem-oriented.

Carl Rogers suggested that the foundation of the _______________ approach is a “basic trust in human beings’ tendency to realize their full potential.”

Which theory is built on a philosophical framework that emphasizes that human beings are ultimately alone in the universe and are free to take responsibility for their own choices and actions?

Name three key concepts and principles of Gestalt Therapy.

Which of the following ethical principles is going to be explained differently to a group than to individual clients?

Which of the following is the least important role for the leader of a CBT group?

From the viewpoint of existential model, what are the givens of existence that result in human anxiety?

Which therapeutic model was developed out of the dissatisfaction with psychoanalysis?

Which group theory is focused on the fact that we are social beings and are heavily influenced by the social contexts we are in?

In which group is “milling around” part of the process pattern?

Which group therapy approach is known for its confrontational “hot seat” approach?

This therapy founded by Carl Rogers emphasized the therapeutic relationship between group members and the group leader

Which group therapy values "egalitarian" and "becoming a role-model" as a leader feature?

Which therapy is using the technique guided by philosophical framework about what it means to be human?

Which of the following techniques does not belong to Gestalt Therapy?

Which group therapy approach emphasizes on trusting in the group process?

Which of the following are the different stages of group therapy?

Which theory approach utilizes strokes, injunctions, counter injunctions, and games as group applications?

Which of the following is not a key concept in Gestalt therapy?

In existential therapy, what is the primary emphasis on?

Which group uses “the buddy system?”

Which theory includes using the ego states?

Which of the following was not listed as an important trait for being an effective group leader across theories?

What is the goal of a psychoanalytic group?

What behaviors are typical of the transition stage of group therapy (stage 3)?

Which of the following is NOT a limitation of person-centered groups?

In Person-Centered group therapy, individuals and the group work toward:

What is one task in the ‘Working Stage’ of group therapy?

Which theoretical approach utilizes the A-B-C-D-E-F Paradigm to examine “activating events?”

Existential theory perceives anxiety as ______

In the A-B-C-D-E-F Paradigm, the A stands for ________?

Which one of these is not an REBT technique?

Adlerian theory takes a holistic view of the person while seeking to assist them in accomplishing three primary life tasks. These tasks are frequently identified as:

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy is often done in one of three particular types (or styles) of group therapy. Which of these is NOT one of those styles used by REBT groups?

Which of the following is not a key concept associated with the existential approach?

Which of the following is not a humanistic approach to psychotherapy?

In Adlerian theory what are one of the social tasks that they emphasize?

In Rational Emotive Behavioral Theory what is it called when the group application is to focus in on one area?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Gestalt therapy?

Which therapy model discussed in class focuses on awareness, contact and experimentation?