For the interpersonal therapist, all psychological disorders:
a. are caused by failures of the past or current social environment.
b. result from social skill deficits.
c. occur within an interpersonal context.
d. are the result of biological vulnerability.
Q. 2For the interpersonal therapist, healthy adult interpersonal relationships:
a. are based on stable personality patterns.
b. are predisposed by healthy early life attachments.
c. would emerge if the self-actualizing potential of individuals was not disrupted by loss.
d. depend on whether or not a person is depressed.
Q. 3The theory of personality from which interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) is derived:
a. is not well-elaborated compared to older systems of psychotherapy.
b. is, like many therapy systems, less well-elaborated than psychoanalysis, but more detailed thanmany newer theories of therapy.
c. is a detailed elaboration of Bowlby's attachment theory.
d. is from the same concepts as person-centered therapy.
Q. 4Interpersonal psychotherapy was initially developed as a treatment for:
a. personality disorders. c. interpersonal conflicts.
b. anxiety. d. depression.
Q. 5Which of the following interpersonal therapies is derived from a psychodynamic heritage?
a. Interpersonal Reconstructive Therapy (IRT) c. Gestalt Therapy (GT)
b. Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) d. Attachment Style Therapy (AST)
Q. 6Meta-analysis has shown which of the following to be generally the best match for insight-oriented and interpersonal therapies?
a. High resistance and externalizing patients
b. Low resistance and externalizing patients
c. High resistance and internalizing patients
d. Low resistance and internalizing patients
Q. 7Meta-analysis has shown which of the following to be generally the best match for cognitive-behavioral/skill building therapies?
a. High resistance and externalizing patients
b. Low resistance and externalizing patients
c. High resistance and internalizing patients
d. Low resistance and internalizing patients
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