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Which of the following interventions is not commonly used in Interpersonal Therapy (IPT)?

  1. Discussion of patterns in a client's relationships
  2. A detailed past history of the client
  3. Exploration of the therapist/client relationship
  4. The ABC Model

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Interpersonal Therapy is a short term, solution focused treatment mainly for clients who have depression. The ABC Model is a cognitive behavioral therapy technique developed by Albert Ellis to use when clients hold irrational beliefs.



If someone is thinking about committing suicide, asking them whether they are thinking about suicide will not cause them to commit suicide.

  1. True
  2. False

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Research shows that talking about suicide does not increase the likelihood of someone committing suicide. Talking about suicide and educating people about it can be one of the most effective ways of preventing it from happening.



You are using the ABC model of cognitive therapy. Which model are you trying to promote in your clients after a negative event?

  1. Negative Event leads to irrational belief leads to positive thought
  2. Negative Event leads to rational belief leads to healthy negative thought
  3. Negative Event leads to irrational belief leads to unhealthy negative thought
  4. None of the above

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Albert Ellis developed the ABC model to help replace unhealthy, irrational beliefs with rational ones following a negative event.



Carl Jung's Theory of Archetypes is still very influential, and several of them are listed below. Choose the one that is not correct.

  1. The Shadow
  2. The Hero
  3. The Wise Old Woman
  4. The Self-Made Person

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

The Shadow represents sex and life instincts and consists of repressed ideas and desires. The Hero represents a champion defender. The Wise Old Woman is helpful and a symbol of female nature.






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