Perls believed that the most important areas of concern are:
a. the person's thoughts and feelings in the present
b. the person's dreams.
c. the person's past relationships.
d. the person's goals for the future.
a
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When reliability is measured as consistency by using an alternate form approach, the best statistic to use to measure it is which of the following?
a. Kuder-Richardson K-R20 b. Cronbach ? c. Spearman-Brown r S-B d. Coefficient Kappa ?
Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for CPA?
a. being male b. being female c. being born premature d. having developmental disabilities
Understanding the client's problems often requires that the counselor:
a. Understand the client's culture. b. Have a broad understanding of cultures c. Have a very specific understanding of one's own culture. d. None of the above.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Freud believed that shadowy memories inhabiting a realm beneath consciousness often retained enough emotional power to create and energize an ongoing neurotic reaction. 2. Many of Freud’s concepts, such as death drive, is logical from a psychoanalytic perspective, but is difficult to study scientifically. 3. Personality is defined as a complex system that encompasses both unseen dynamic functions that organize various processes to mediate reactions to perceived inner and outer reality, and those publically displayed qualities that mark the person as distinct from others. 4. While Freud was relatively nondirective, he claimed it was important for the therapist to utilize formal assessment tools and specific types of questions to gauge a potential client’s ego strength. 5. Psychoanalysis was rarely available to members of middle and lower socioeconomic classes.