____________________________ refers to the process that occurs when group members identify with an interaction between the therapist and another group member, and are aware of their own inner responses to what went on.
a. Storming
b. Universality
c. Member checking
d. Spectator learning
e. Conditioning
Q. 2With what famous establishment in California was Fritz Perls associated from 1964 until 1969?
a. Esalen Institute
b. UCLA
c. Cal Berkeley
d. Noetic Sciences
e. Blau Project in San Francisco
Q. 3In psychodrama, the client whose experience is being dramatized as the ______________________.
a. counselor
b. main character
c. director
d. producer
e. audience
Q. 4How does Gestalt dream work primarily differ from psychoanalaytic or Jungian dream work?
a. Gestalt therapists reenact the dream in the present.
b. There is no interpretation of meaning in Gestalt dream work.
c. Gestalt counselors do not typically bring dream work into their practice.
d. Dream work plays more of a central role in Gestalt therapy.
e. Only Gestalt therapists who have special training utilize dreams, whereas any psychoanalytic or Jungian therapist might.
Q. 5Which of the following is NOT identified in the text as a counselor skill necessary for utilization of the empty chair technique?
a. An ability to stay in touch with the process.
b. To keep the dialogue going in a therapeutic direction.
c. To uncover hidden meaning in the client dialogue.
d. An ability to deal with clients reluctance.
e. Sensitivity to nonverbal cues.
Q. 6The _______________________ technique has been credited with facilitating depth of experiencing, integrating polarities, and providing conflict resolution.
a. role-playing
b. psychodrama
c. empty chair
d. dream journaling
e. theatre
Q. 7Who pioneered the use of psychodrama?
a. Fritz Perls
b. Miriam Polster
c. Carl Jung
d. Virginia Axline
e. J. L. Moreno
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