Therapeutic Approach Comparison Game

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Froggy Jumps Therapeutic Approach Comparison GameOnline version A game on the Person-Centered and Cognitve Behavioural Therapy by FRANK KAARON CASTILLO 1 Psycotherapy is also known as what? a Therapy b Talking c Talking Therapy 2 Who developed Person-Centered Therapy? a Sigmund Freud b Erik Erikson c Carl Rogers 3 The Person-Centered therapy is based upon the belief that a every individual is entitled to their own goal. b every individual is capable of achieving a goal and self growth. c every individual is capable of controlling their own emotions. 4 Both of the approaches are dependent on what factor? a Client's ability to be open. b Therapeutic relationship c Skill of the therapist. 5 What is self actualization? a The capacity for everyone to have the desire for growth and chance. b Empathy that empowers and motivates the client. c Every human being has the capability of achieving their own full potential. 6 Which of the two therapeutic approaches are more structured? a Person-Centered Therapy b Cognitive Behavioural Therapy c None of the Above 7 What is most important for the therapist to achieve during the cognitive behavioural therapy? a Help the client can learn to adopt healthier thinking patterns and habits. b Ensures that the client takes a look at their thoughts and emotions. c Gain an understanding of the client’s thinking. 8 Which form of therapy builds a relationship with the client in order for them to feel comfortable and confident? a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy b Person Centered Therapy c None of the above 9 Both of the approaches aim to improve what function of the client? a Cognitive b Motor c Psychological 10 Which therapy offers support, guidance and structure in order for the client to discover solutions at their own pace. a Person-Centered Therapy b Cognitive Behavioural Therapy c None of the above 11 Which therapy focuses on current issues and how to challenge them? a Person-Centered Therpay b Cognitve Behavioural Therapy c None of the above

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Therapeutic Approach Comparison Game

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Therapeutic Approach Comparison GameOnline version

by FRANK KAARON CASTILLO

Psycotherapy is also known as what?

Who developed Person-Centered Therapy?

The Person-Centered therapy is based upon the belief that

Both of the approaches are dependent on what factor?

What is self actualization?

Which of the two therapeutic approaches are more structured?

What is most important for the therapist to achieve during the cognitive behavioural therapy?

Which form of therapy builds a relationship with the client in order for them to feel comfortable and confident?

Both of the approaches aim to improve what function of the client?

Which therapy offers support, guidance and structure in order for the client to discover solutions at their own pace.

Which therapy focuses on current issues and how to challenge them?