Theory and Practice of Counseling and Psychotherapy
Corey 10th edition Chapter 002&003 Revised Quiz Bank
Q & A 2023/2024 VERIFIED
Abundant research indicates what? correct answers The centrality of the person of the therapist as a
primary factor in successful therapy.
The person of the psychotherapist is inextricably intertwined with the outcome of psychotherapy.
Wampold (2001) correct answers Conducted a meta-analysis of many research studies on therapeutic
effectiveness and found that the personal and interpersonal components are essential to effective
psychotherapy, whereas techniques have relatively little effect on therapeutic outcome.
The primary determinants of therapeutic outcome is what? correct answers The contextual factors (the
alliance), the relationship, the personal and interpersonal skills of the therapist, client agency, and the
extra-therapeutic factors.
Both therapy WHAT and therapy WHAT influence the outcomes of treatment and is essential that the
methods used to support the therapeutic relationship being formed with the client correct answers
Therapy relationship and therapy methods.
Effective therapists have an identity: correct answers They know who they are, what they are capable of
becoming, what they want out of life and what is essential.
Effective therapists respect and appreciate themselves: correct answers They can give and receive help
and love out of their own sense of self-worth and strength. They feel adequate with others and allow
others to feel powerful with them.
Effective therapists are open to change: correct answers They exhibit a willingness and courage to leave
the security of the known if they are not satisfied with the way they are. They make decisions about how
they would like to change, and they work toward becoming the person they want to become.
Effective therapists make choices that are life oriented: correct answers They are aware of early
decisions they made about themselves, others, and the world. They are not the victims of these early
decisions, and they are willing to revise them if necessary. They are committed to living fully rather than
settling for mere existence.
Effective therapists are authentic, sincere, and honest: correct answers They do not hide behind rigid
roles or facades. Who they are in their personal life and in their professional work is congruent.
Effective therapists have a sense of humor: correct answers They are able to put the events of life in
perspective. They have not forgotten how to laugh, especially at their own foibles and contradictions.
Effective therapists make mistakes and are willing to admit them: correct answers They do not dismiss
their errors lightly, yet they do not choose to dwell on misery.
, Effective therapists generally live in the present: correct answers They are not riveted to the past, nor are
they fixated on the future. They are able to experience and be present with others in the "now."
Effective therapists appreciate the influence of culture: correct answers They are aware of the ways in
which their own culture affects them, and they respect the diversity of values espoused by other
cultures. They are sensitive to the unique differences arising out of social class, race, sexual orientation,
and gender.
Effective therapists have a sincere interest in the welfare of others: correct answers This concern is based
on respect , care, trust, and a real valuing of others.
Effective therapists possess effective interpersonal skills: correct answers They are capable of entering
the world of others without getting lost in this world, and they strive to create collaborative relationships
with others. They readily entertain another person's perspective and can work together toward
consensual goals.
Effective therapists become deeply involved in their work and derive meaning from it: correct answers
They can accept the rewards flowing from their work, yet they are not slaves to their work.
Effective therapists are passionate: correct answers They have the courage to pursue their dreams and
passions, and they radiate a sense of energy.
Effective therapists are able to maintain healthy boundaries: correct answers Although they strive to be
fully present for their clients, they don't carry the problems of their clients around with them during
leisure hours. They know how to say no, which enables them to maintain balance in their lives.
Orlinsky and colleagues suggest that personal therapy contributes to the therapist's professional work in
the following three ways: correct answers 1. As part of the therapist's training, personal therapy offers a
model of therapeutic pracctice in which the trainee experiences the work of a more experienced
therapist and learns experientially what is helpful or not helpful.
2.A beneficial experience in personal therapy can further enhance a therapist's interpersonal skills that
are essential to skillfully practicing therapy.
3. Successful personal therapy can contribute to a therapist's ability to deal with the ongoing stresses
associated with clinical work.
Norcross (2005) states in his research on personal therapy for mental health professionals that: correct
answers Lasting lessons practitioners learn from their personal therapy experiences pertain to
interpersonal relationships and the dynamics of psychotherapy.
Some of the lessons learned: centrality of warmth, empathy, and the personal relationship; having a
sense of what it is like to be a therapy client; valuing patience and tolerance; and appreciating the
importance of learning how to deal with transference and countertransference.
Gold and Hilsenroth (2009) studied graduate clinicians and found: correct answers That those who had
personal therapy felt more confident and were more in agreement with their clients on the goals and
tasks of treatment than were those who did not experience personal therapy.
Also, they were able to develop strong agreement with their clients on the goals and tasks of treatment.
Corey 10th edition Chapter 002&003 Revised Quiz Bank
Q & A 2023/2024 VERIFIED
Abundant research indicates what? correct answers The centrality of the person of the therapist as a
primary factor in successful therapy.
The person of the psychotherapist is inextricably intertwined with the outcome of psychotherapy.
Wampold (2001) correct answers Conducted a meta-analysis of many research studies on therapeutic
effectiveness and found that the personal and interpersonal components are essential to effective
psychotherapy, whereas techniques have relatively little effect on therapeutic outcome.
The primary determinants of therapeutic outcome is what? correct answers The contextual factors (the
alliance), the relationship, the personal and interpersonal skills of the therapist, client agency, and the
extra-therapeutic factors.
Both therapy WHAT and therapy WHAT influence the outcomes of treatment and is essential that the
methods used to support the therapeutic relationship being formed with the client correct answers
Therapy relationship and therapy methods.
Effective therapists have an identity: correct answers They know who they are, what they are capable of
becoming, what they want out of life and what is essential.
Effective therapists respect and appreciate themselves: correct answers They can give and receive help
and love out of their own sense of self-worth and strength. They feel adequate with others and allow
others to feel powerful with them.
Effective therapists are open to change: correct answers They exhibit a willingness and courage to leave
the security of the known if they are not satisfied with the way they are. They make decisions about how
they would like to change, and they work toward becoming the person they want to become.
Effective therapists make choices that are life oriented: correct answers They are aware of early
decisions they made about themselves, others, and the world. They are not the victims of these early
decisions, and they are willing to revise them if necessary. They are committed to living fully rather than
settling for mere existence.
Effective therapists are authentic, sincere, and honest: correct answers They do not hide behind rigid
roles or facades. Who they are in their personal life and in their professional work is congruent.
Effective therapists have a sense of humor: correct answers They are able to put the events of life in
perspective. They have not forgotten how to laugh, especially at their own foibles and contradictions.
Effective therapists make mistakes and are willing to admit them: correct answers They do not dismiss
their errors lightly, yet they do not choose to dwell on misery.
, Effective therapists generally live in the present: correct answers They are not riveted to the past, nor are
they fixated on the future. They are able to experience and be present with others in the "now."
Effective therapists appreciate the influence of culture: correct answers They are aware of the ways in
which their own culture affects them, and they respect the diversity of values espoused by other
cultures. They are sensitive to the unique differences arising out of social class, race, sexual orientation,
and gender.
Effective therapists have a sincere interest in the welfare of others: correct answers This concern is based
on respect , care, trust, and a real valuing of others.
Effective therapists possess effective interpersonal skills: correct answers They are capable of entering
the world of others without getting lost in this world, and they strive to create collaborative relationships
with others. They readily entertain another person's perspective and can work together toward
consensual goals.
Effective therapists become deeply involved in their work and derive meaning from it: correct answers
They can accept the rewards flowing from their work, yet they are not slaves to their work.
Effective therapists are passionate: correct answers They have the courage to pursue their dreams and
passions, and they radiate a sense of energy.
Effective therapists are able to maintain healthy boundaries: correct answers Although they strive to be
fully present for their clients, they don't carry the problems of their clients around with them during
leisure hours. They know how to say no, which enables them to maintain balance in their lives.
Orlinsky and colleagues suggest that personal therapy contributes to the therapist's professional work in
the following three ways: correct answers 1. As part of the therapist's training, personal therapy offers a
model of therapeutic pracctice in which the trainee experiences the work of a more experienced
therapist and learns experientially what is helpful or not helpful.
2.A beneficial experience in personal therapy can further enhance a therapist's interpersonal skills that
are essential to skillfully practicing therapy.
3. Successful personal therapy can contribute to a therapist's ability to deal with the ongoing stresses
associated with clinical work.
Norcross (2005) states in his research on personal therapy for mental health professionals that: correct
answers Lasting lessons practitioners learn from their personal therapy experiences pertain to
interpersonal relationships and the dynamics of psychotherapy.
Some of the lessons learned: centrality of warmth, empathy, and the personal relationship; having a
sense of what it is like to be a therapy client; valuing patience and tolerance; and appreciating the
importance of learning how to deal with transference and countertransference.
Gold and Hilsenroth (2009) studied graduate clinicians and found: correct answers That those who had
personal therapy felt more confident and were more in agreement with their clients on the goals and
tasks of treatment than were those who did not experience personal therapy.
Also, they were able to develop strong agreement with their clients on the goals and tasks of treatment.
