18 Questions
What is the core concept of Person-Centered Therapy?
View of human nature as positive and self-actualizing
What is the primary goal of Person-Centered Therapy?
To provide a safe climate for self-exploration
What is the role of the therapist in Person-Centered Therapy?
To facilitate self-discovery and growth
What is the underlying assumption of Person-Centered Therapy?
Humans are capable of self-actualization and positive growth
Which therapist approach emphasizes the importance of genuineness, warmth, and accurate empathy in the therapeutic relationship?
Person-centered Therapy
What is the focus of Person-Centered Therapy?
Focusing on the present moment and subjective experience
What is the central concept of Gestalt Therapy?
Holism figure-orientation process
What is the primary objective of the therapist in Person-Centered Therapy?
To provide unconditional positive regard
Which defense mechanism involves accepting others' views without reviewing them?
Introjection
What is the main focus of the here-and-now approach in Gestalt Therapy?
Awareness of the present moment
Which Gestalt concept refers to the process of recognizing and taking responsibility for one's own thoughts, feelings, and actions?
Personal choice
What is the term for attributing one's own undesirable qualities or behaviors to someone else?
Projection
What is the primary focus of existential therapy?
The quality of the person-to-person therapeutic relationship
According to existential therapy, what is the primary way that individuals develop a sense of self?
Through the uniqueness of each individual's experiences
What is the goal of existential therapy in terms of freedom and responsibility?
To challenge clients to recognize their freedom and responsibility
Which of the following is NOT a concept central to existential therapy?
Behavioral change
What is the role of the therapist in existential therapy?
To promote independence and self-awareness
Which of the following techniques is NOT typically used in existential therapy?
Mindfulness exercises
This quiz covers the principles of Person-Centered Therapy developed by Carl Rogers, focusing on existentialism, freedom, and responsibility. It explores the concepts of meaning, purpose, and neuroses in the context of human experience.
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