Quiz - Adlerian Psychotherapy

The following are the notions proposed by Alfred Adler EXCEPT...

• Humans are motivated primarily by social relatedness.

• Unconsciousness is an essential aspect of therapy.

• Behaviour is purposeful and goal-directed.

• Consciousness is the focus of therapy.

A sense of identification with humanity, a feeling of belonging or an interest in the common good is known as:

• Lifestyle

• Community Feeling

• Social Interest

• Superiority

The awareness of being part of the human community is known as:

• Lifestyle

• Community Feeling

• Social Interest

• Superiority

The following are the life tasks as proposed in Adler's approach EXCEPT...

• Social Task

• Love-marriage Task

• Occupational Task

• Self-Development Task

Which birth order in Adler's approach is characterised with high sense of competitiveness and is always in training to surpass the older sibling?

• Second Child of Only Two

• Middle Child

• Youngest Child

• Only Child

Below are the things that caused clients to become discouraged and function ineffectively EXCEPT...

• Mistaken beliefs

• Faulty values

• Unresolved issues

• Useless or self-absorbed goals

In which phase of Adlerian Psychotherapy does the therapist attempts to gain a deeper understanding of individual lifestyle?

• Phase 1: Establish relationship

• Phase 2: Assessing Individual’s Psychological Dynamics

• Phase 3: Encourage Self-Understanding and Insight

• Phase 4: Reorientation and Re-education

The process of exploring the social and psychological structure of family system is known as...

• Early recollection

• Lifestyle assessment

• Family constellation

• Encouragement

The process that examines a one-time occurrence (usually before age of 10) that can be pictured by client in clear detail is know as...

• Early recollection

• Lifestyle assessment

• Family Constellation

• Encouragement

At which phase of the Adlerian approach that requires clients to put insights into practice?

• Phase 1: Establish relationship

• Phase 2: Assessing Individual’s Psychological Dynamics

• Phase 3: Encourage Self-Understanding and Insight

• Phase 4: Reorientation and Re-education