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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4, Character Revision of the Young Adult.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. A fear of women that had been troubling Erickson's client in Chapter 3 was overcome but Erickson never even discussed that fear with this client, as the problem was solved through his what?
(a) Hypnosis.
(b) Direct approach.
(c) Indirect approach.
(d) Quitting smoking.

2. Haley states in Chapter 2, there is a need for the ______ to make a major adjustment towards the relationship of another family member but also to another family.
(a) Siblings.
(b) Parents.
(c) Friends.
(d) Entire family.

3. Erickson does not tell Harold there is anything wrong with _________; he tells Harold that he wants to put Harold into a position to be open to changing or keeping his ideas about himself.
(a) His emotions.
(b) His appearance.
(c) His intellect.
(d) His sexual orientation

4. Erickson was responsible for the development and introduction into therapies of _____.
(a) "Family orientation".
(b) "Providing a Worse Alternative".
(c) "Encouraging Resistance".
(d) "Strategic Therapy".

5. Therapy is meant to facilitate the transition of a person from the situation of being a child into being what?
(a) A codependent adult.
(b) A functioning adult.
(c) An independent adult.
(d) None of the answers is correct.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which heading in Chapter 1 involves subjective aspects of time?

2. After other deep work is done and Harold has some very enjoyable experiences with women he does what of his own accord?

3. In one example in Chapter 3, a client's intense fear is eventually overcome by Erickson's encouragement and relating to the patient's _____.

4. Which heading in Chapter 1 cultivates a response until a goal is reached?

5. Haley explains that in the most severe cases, Erickson would consider long-term therapy; otherwise, his relationship with clients lasted how long?

(see the answer key)

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