Is there any evidence that humans can live in secure societies if social expectations are rejected as significant consequences for helping direct human behavior? This criticism of gestalt therapy would be leveled by:
a. behavioral therapy.
b. cognitive therapy.
c. person-centered therapy.
d. psychoanalysis.
Q. 2That Gestalt therapy is a reverse dualism that overvalues the body at the expense of the mind is a criticism leveled by:
a. contextual therapies.
c. behavioral therapies.
b. humanistic therapy.
d. integrative therapies.
Q. 3If applied inappropriately, one of the following can be seen as haranguing the client
a. behavior therapy.
b. existential therapy.
c. person centered therapy.
d. REBT.
Q. 4Which of the following statements would most likely be characteristic of a gestalt view of the ideal individual?
a. Ideal patients accept that in spite of all their manipulations to the contrary, they have the inner strength to stand on their own and be themselves.
b. The ideal client is a scientist.
c. The ideal for the good life is found in a fully functioning, organismically trusting person.
d. The ideal goal for therapy is the ideal individual.
Q. 5Which of these therapies is likely to have the most sessions?
a. Adlerian
b. cognitive
c. person-centered
d. psychoanalytic
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