#1
Who is the founder of Person-Centered Therapy?
Sigmund Freud
Carl Rogers
Albert Ellis
Aaron Beck
#2
What is the primary goal of Person-Centered Therapy?
Uncovering unconscious conflicts
Challenging irrational beliefs
Providing symptom relief
Facilitating self-actualization
#3
Which of the following best describes the concept of 'unconditional positive regard' in Person-Centered Therapy?
Accepting and valuing the client without judgment or evaluation
Providing praise and reinforcement for desired behaviors
Setting clear boundaries and expectations for the client
Challenging the client's irrational beliefs
#4
In Person-Centered Therapy, what is the primary focus of the therapeutic relationship?
Resolving unconscious conflicts
Challenging dysfunctional behaviors
Creating a safe and supportive environment
Teaching coping skills
#5
What is the primary focus of Person-Centered Therapy?
Addressing past traumas
Modifying maladaptive behaviors
Facilitating growth and self-discovery
Providing symptom relief
#6
Which of the following is NOT a key principle of Person-Centered Therapy?
Unconditional positive regard
Empathy
Directive interventions
Congruence
#7
In Person-Centered Therapy, what does 'congruence' refer to?
The therapist's genuine, authentic response to the client
The client's ability to adapt to social situations
The therapist's ability to interpret unconscious motives
The client's ability to reframe negative thoughts
#8
According to Person-Centered Therapy, what is the role of the therapist?
To diagnose and treat mental disorders
To provide guidance and advice
To create a supportive environment for self-exploration
To challenge and confront the client's beliefs
#9
What is the term used in Person-Centered Therapy to describe the process of the therapist understanding the client's experience from the client's perspective?
Empathy
Sympathy
Projection
Transference
#10
What role does reflection play in Person-Centered Therapy?
It involves mirroring the client's behavior to create insight
It helps the therapist provide interpretations of the client's unconscious conflicts
It encourages the client to challenge irrational thoughts
It facilitates deeper exploration of the client's thoughts and feelings
#11
Which of the following techniques is commonly used in Person-Centered Therapy to encourage self-exploration?
Cognitive restructuring
Behavioral experiments
Reflection
Systematic desensitization
#12
Which of the following is a common challenge in Person-Centered Therapy?
Resistance to change
Overreliance on interpretation
Emphasis on symptom relief
Directive interventions
#13
According to Person-Centered Therapy, what is the primary source of psychological distress?
Unconscious conflicts
Maladaptive behaviors
Incongruence between self and experience
Inability to control thoughts
#14
What is the main difference between Person-Centered Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
Focus on unconscious motives
Emphasis on symptom reduction
Use of directive techniques
Belief in deterministic principles