#1
Which psychologist is associated with the development of Gestalt therapy?
Sigmund Freud
Carl Rogers
Fritz Perls
Abraham Maslow
#2
In Gestalt therapy, what does 'unfinished business' refer to?
Tasks left incomplete in daily life
Unresolved issues from the past
Future goals yet to be achieved
Personal projects needing attention
#3
Which of the following is a key concept in Gestalt therapy?
Regression
Transference
Projection
Contact
#4
What is the primary goal of Gestalt therapy?
To eliminate unwanted behaviors
To explore past traumas
To promote self-awareness and personal growth
To provide unconditional positive regard
#5
In Gestalt therapy, what is the role of the therapist?
To diagnose and prescribe treatment
To offer unconditional positive regard
To facilitate awareness and growth
To provide reassurance and support
#6
Which principle of Gestalt therapy emphasizes the importance of focusing on the 'here and now'?
Holism
Field theory
Existentialism
Present-centered awareness
#7
What is the term used in Gestalt therapy to describe the process of expressing thoughts or feelings aloud, often directed towards an absent or imaginary person?
Role-playing
Empty-chair technique
Active listening
Catharsis
#8
Which technique in Gestalt therapy focuses on exaggerating a behavior or movement to increase awareness?
Role reversal
Exaggeration
Reframing
Paradoxical intervention
#9
What is the term used in Gestalt therapy to describe the integration of conflicting parts of the self?
Dissociation
Projection
Integration
Splitting
#10
What does the term 'contact boundary' refer to in Gestalt therapy?
The point of connection between therapist and client
The boundary between conscious and unconscious mind
The interface between self and environment
The line between acceptable and unacceptable behavior
#11
According to Gestalt therapy, what is the purpose of 'dreamwork'?
To analyze the symbolism in dreams
To interpret hidden meanings in dreams
To integrate fragmented aspects of the self
To control dream content for therapeutic benefit
#12
Which of the following Gestalt therapy techniques involves exploring the polarities of a conflict or issue?
Empty-chair technique
Two-chair technique
Role-playing
Socratic dialogue
#13
What is the main emphasis of Gestalt therapy on past experiences?
To dwell on unresolved traumas
To reinterpret childhood memories
To integrate past experiences into the present
To avoid discussing the past altogether
#14
In Gestalt therapy, what does 'creative adjustment' refer to?
Adapting to societal norms
Repeating past behaviors
Expressing oneself authentically
Avoiding change and growth
#15
What is the purpose of 'experiments' in Gestalt therapy?
To maintain the status quo
To challenge existing beliefs and behaviors
To avoid taking responsibility
To impose authority