The central theme running through the works of Viktor Frankl is:
a. that freedom is a myth.
b. the will to meaning.
c. selfdisclosure as the key to mental health.
d. the notion of selfactualization.
Q. 2As we look into the treatment room, Sasha is having her clients work with drawings of her family in order to come to terms with their trauma. Sasha is probably a a(n):
A. registered art therapist.
B. certified art counselor.
C. certified expressive therapist.
D. registered art counselor.
Q. 3The Adlerian approach is basically a
a. growth model; our destiny is never fixed as we are always in the process of becoming.
b. deterministic; fixed and we are constantly struggling to become who we are destined to be.
c. linear; fulfilled when we follow a linear path to becoming the individuals we are meant to be.
d. curricular; fulfilled when we follow a pre-established curriculum that guides us to meet our life goals.
Q. 4Therapy is viewed as a ___________________in the sense that the interpersonal and existential problems of the client will become apparent in the here and now of the therapy relationship.
a. social microcosm
b. touchy feely encounter
c. living laboratory
d. tension-filled encounter
Q. 5Donato is seeing a professional therapist for symptoms of both depression and generalized anxiety disorder. This treatment provider is a board-certified physician who has had specialized training beyond his regular medical school classes. What kind of professional is Donato seeing?
A. Psychologist
B. Psychiatrist
C. Psychiatric-mental health advanced practice registered nurse
D. Endorsed clinical social worker
Q. 6Adler stressed
a. the value of transference for group therapy.
b. the purposeful nature of behavior.
c. the role of biological determinants of behavior.
d. the central role of mindfulness in his theory.
Q. 7According to existentialists, our search for meaning involves all of these except:
a. discarding old values.
b. meaninglessness.
c. creating our own value system.
d. exploring unfinished business.
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