Counselling Psychology 1 Set 4
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This set of Counselling Psychology 1 Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Counselling Psychology 1 Set 4
Q1 | In Freudian theory, Anxiety
- reduces repression
- triggers repression
- increases repression
- is unrelated to repression
Q2 | With this defense mechanism, a repressed desire finds an opposite and exaggerated expression
- fixation
- reaction formation
- sublimation
- undoing
Q3 | A completely weaned child goes back to the bottle after a younger sister is born. This return to amore infantile pattern of behaviour expresses a
- reaction formation
- fixation
- regression
- projection
Q4 | Mohan has great admiration for his teacher. He attempts to imitate this teacher’s lifestyle andmannerisms. This is an example of
- displacement
- sublimation
- projection
- introjection
Q5 | A type of repression in which the ego attempts to do away with unpleasant experiences and theirconsequences is called
- undoing
- suppression
- reaction formation
- forgetting
Q6 | This defence mechanism, unlike others, usually results in some benefit to society.
- undoing
- fixation
- sublimation
- regression
Q7 | To Freud, the most crucial stage of development is
- infancy
- latency
- genital
- maturity
Q8 | The anal triad consists of all these characteristics EXCEPT
- miserliness
- aggressiveness
- stubbornness
- compulsive neatness
Q9 | For boys, the Castration complex
- takes the form of penis envy
- shatters the oedipus complex
- comes before the oedipus complex
- both a and c
Q10 | Freud believed that, for girls
- the oedipus complex precedes the castration complex
- the castration complex takes the form of castration anxiety
- the oedipus complex is solved when they identify with their father, at around age 5 or 6
- none of the above
Q11 | With few exceptions, the unconscious meaning of dreams expressed
- early childhood traumas
- wish-fulfillments
- experiences of the day before
- feelings of inferiority
Q12 | Psychoanalytic therapy is most likely to include this technique
- homework assignments
- free association
- interpretation of early collections
- an active, aggressive therapist
Q13 | 2. According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the first level of needs that must be met are:
- physical needs
- safety needs
- social needs
- esteem needs
Q14 | Psychologist wrote about the hierarchy of needs
- albert bandura
- arthur jensen
- sigmund freud
- abraham maslow
Q15 | The humanistic approach understands us in terms of:
- the unconscious
- the self
- the environment
- the ego
Q16 | Physiological, safety, love and belongingness and esteem are all examples of our ______.
- sexual needs
- deficiency needs
- growth needs
- all of the above
Q17 | Physiological needs are our
- emotional needs
- cognitive needs
- bodily needs
- growth needs
Q18 | When we find ourself excluded from groups we want to join, we
- value ourselves more
- value ourselves the same
- value ourselves less
- neglect
Q19 | Who in childhood influence our self esteem the most
- parents
- teachers
- friends
- visitors
Q20 | All individuals should give other individuals their:
- unconditional positive regard
- unconditional surrender
- unconditional stimulus
- all of the above
Q21 | Genuineness, empathy and unconditional positive regard are used to create:
- conditions of growth
- conditions of worth
- conditions of release
- conditions of love
Q22 | The purpose of humanistic psychotherapy is to allow the individual to move from:
- ideal self to perceived self
- ego defence to ego ideal
- perceived self to ideal self
- ego ideal to ego defense
Q23 | The humanistic approach uses:
- the experimental method
- the case study method
- the observational method
- both b and c