MCQ 7 – for validation of acquired knowledge

Why is the therapeutic relationship important in CBT?

It provides a platform for purely social interaction.
It is irrelevant to the process of CBT.
It forms the foundation of trust necessary for effective therapy.
It's primarily for the therapist's benefit.

What characterizes effective communication in a therapeutic setting?

Only the therapist talking about potential solutions.
Active listening and empathy.
Avoiding difficult topics to keep the client comfortable.
Using complex psychological terms to impress the client.

Resistance to change is seen as:

A sign of client non-compliance.
A natural part of the change process that can be valuable for therapeutic insight.
A reason to terminate therapy.
Something unique to CBT clients.

Managing resistance in CBT includes:

Ignoring it in hopes it will go away.
Identifying underlying fears or beliefs contributing to the resistance.
Punishing clients for their resistance.
Focusing solely on resistance in every session.

Which of the following is a method for building a strong therapeutic alliance?

Establishing authority over the client.
Sharing personal stories as a therapist.
Setting clear, collaborative goals.
Advising clients based on personal opinion.

In CBT, feedback is:

Discouraged to maintain professional boundaries.
Important for adjusting therapy to better meet the client's needs.
Only given by the therapist to the client.
Considered irrelevant.

Empathy in therapy is shown through:

Telling clients what they want to hear.
Understanding and reflecting the client's feelings.
Giving clients gifts.
Agreeing with everything the client says.

Collaboration between therapist and client is crucial for:

Compliance with therapy protocols.
Making therapy a one-sided process.
Creating a personalized and effective treatment plan.
Establishing the therapist’s superiority.

Active listening involves:

Formulating a response while the client is talking.
Fully concentrating on and understanding the client's words.
Waiting for pauses to offer advice.
Listening for key words to use against the client.

How should therapists respond to non-verbal cues?

Ignore them since only verbal communication matters.
Use them to guide the pace and focus of therapy sessions.
Assume they understand what these cues mean without clarification.
Discourage clients from expressing any non-verbal cues.

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