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SCHOOL OF DISTANCE EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT
SCHOOL OF DISTANCE EDUCATION
VI SEMESTER
B.Sc. COUNSELLING PSYCHOLOGY
(2011 ADMISSION ONWARDS)
ELECTIVE COURSE
COUNSELLING SKILLS AND THERAPUTIC TECHNIQUES
QUESTION BANK
1. Role of counselor is
a) Remedial
b)preventive
c) educative
d) developmental
e) all the above
2. A repetition of past conflicts with significant others replaced on to the counselor
a) Working alliance b) therapeutic alliance c)rapport
d) transference e) counter transference
3. ………………..pertains to how things are said rather than what things are said.
a) Paralanguage b)introspection c) kinesics d) aversion d) retrospection e) both a and c
4. A person is rewarded for successively closer approximations of the desired behavior or end
state.
a) Reinforcement b) token economy c) shaping d) desensitization e) gift
5. Behavior is controlled by its consequences.
a) Operant conditioning b) classical conditioning c) reinforcement d) punishment e) reward
6. A version of CBT, called rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) proposed by …………
a) Aaron T Beck b) Ellis c) Skinner d) Joseph Wolpe e) Pavlov
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7. …………… gave major contributions to Cognitive therapy.
a)Aaron T Beck
b) Ellis
c) Skinner
d) Joseph Wolpe
e) Pavlov
8. Counselor asks the client to create a visual image of the problem situation and verbalize
a) Guided imagery b) modeling c) cognitive restructuring d) day dreaming e) visualization
9. The client keeping a careful daily record of events to indicate the main problem
a) Note making b) autobiography c) self-monitoring
d) vicarious learning e) none of the above
10. Behavior intervention for extinguishing anxiety and other fear based responses.
a) Shaping b) behavior therapy c) systematic desensitization
d) relaxation e) guided imagery
11. Systematic desensitization include
a) Construct visual hierarchies b) relaxation c) desensitization
d) all the above e) a and d only.
12. Repeated exposure to high anxiety scenes, in the absence of any actual harm, to extinguish
anxiety
a) Systematic desensitization b) anxiolitics c) emotive therapy d) flooding e) shaping
13. Clients who are inhibited in expressing their emotions and who do not stand up for
themselves require
a) Social skill training b) assertiveness training c)meditation
d) emotive therapy e) desensitization
14. A behavior management technique in which the rewards and punishments for desired and
undesired behaviors are established in advance
a) Token economy b) contingency contracting c) REBT d) CBT e) flooding
15. Fundamental aspect of RET is
a)ABC theory b) CBT c) REBT d) operant conditioning e) classical conditioning.
16. Abstracting a general rule from a few instances and applying it too broadly
a) Overgeneralization b) selective abstraction c) arbitrary interference d) maximization
e) minimization
17. Attributing blame for some events to oneself without any evidence
a) Overgeneralization b) magnification c) personalization d) minimization e) abstraction
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18. Therapist carefully develops series of questions that they ask client to promote learning.
The purpose is to help client to arrive at logical conclusions
a) Questionnaire b) Socratic dialogue c) restructuring d) de-catestrophising e) redefining
19. Specific cognitive technique
a) Reattribution b) redefining c) reattribution d) all the above e) none of the above
20. The author of the book ‘psychotherapy by reciprocal inhibition’
a)Aaron T Beck b) Ellis c) Skinner d) Joseph Wolpe e) Pavlov
21. Behavior and cognitive counselors use
a) Psychological testing b) checklist c) questionnaires
d) all the above e) none of the above.
22. Much of the behavior is learned by observing others, doing what they do
a) Modeling b) imitative learning c) vicarious learning d) all the above e) only a and b
23. Learning theory proposed by Pavlov
a) Operant conditioning b) classical conditioning c) observational learning
d) modeling e) reinforcement
24. Process through which a person generalizes from a specific conditioned or reinforced stimulus
to others.
a) Stimulus generalization b) classification c) stimulus discrimination
d) over generalization e) conclusion
25. Leading spokesman to social learning theory
a) B. F. Skinner b) Albert Bendura c) Sigmund Freud d) Beck e) Ellis
26. Study of the problems of the normal people and the prevention of the incidence of serious
emotional difficulties
a) Hygiology b) counseling c)psychotherapy d) behavior therapy e) cognitive therapy
27. A systematic collection of fact about the clients’ current and past life
a) Observation b) longitudinal study c) case history d) retrospection e) analysis
28. Warm, friendly understanding condition which is essential for an effective relationship between
the interviewer and the interviewee.
a) Rapport b) transference c) counter-transference d) attitude e) relationship
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29. The imaginative transposing of oneself in to the thinking, feeling and acting of another and so
structuring the world as he does
a) Sympathy b) empathy c) rapport d) counseling e) psychotherapy
30. An introspective report of one’s own experience
a) story b) autobiography c)memory d) interview e) listening
31. Measure of interpersonal preferences among the members of a group in reference to a criterion
a) Sociometric technique b) group counseling c)group therapy
d) intervention e) personalization
32. The unconscious opposition in bringing material from the domain of the id into the ego.
a) reattribution b) reference c) resistance d) magnification e) orientation
33. The person is rewarded with some form of a token every time a desired behavior is exhibited.
a) Token economy b) reinforcement c) gift d) sociometry e) reward
34. A stimulus that increase the probability of repetition or reoccurrence of a behavior
a) Punishment b) conditioning c) reinforcement
d) stimulus generalization e) discrimination.
35. Behavior modification is based on …………………… principle
a) operant conditioning b) social learning c) cognitive restructuring
d) imitation e) psychopathology
36. When the reinforcer is withheld the response rate decreases and finally no response is shown
a) Extinction b) stoppage c) punishment d) acquisition e) withdrawal
37. The warmth, respect and accepting atmosphere created by the therapist for the client in person
centered therapy.
a) Empathy b) openness c) unconditional positive regard d) clarity e) subjectivity
38. The genuine, open and honest response of the therapist to the client
a) Empathy b) openness c) unconditional positive regard d) clarity e) authenticity
39. Form of behavior therapy in which an undesirable behavior is paired with an aversive stimulus
to reduce the frequency of the behavior.
a) CBT b) REBT c) ABC model d) aversion therapy e) psychoanalytic therapy
40. Therapy in which the focus is helping client recognize distortions in their thinking and replace
distorted, unrealistic beliefs with more realistic and helpful thoughts
a) Humanistic therapy b) psychoanalytic therapy c) existential therapy d) cognitive therapy
e) behavior therapy.
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ANSWER KEY
1. e
21. d
2. d
22. d
3. a
23. b
4. c
24. a
5. a
25. b
6. b
26. a
7. a
27. c
8. a
28. a
9. c
29. b
10. c
30. b
11. d
31. a
12. d
32. c
13. b
33. a
14. b
34. c
15. a
35. a
16. a
36. a
17. c
37. c
18. b
38. e
19. d
39. d
20. d
40. d
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