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Jay Haley
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which title from Chapter 1 shows how indirect communication can be better therapy in some cases?
(a) "Avoiding Self-Exploration".
(b) "Causing Change by Communicating in Metaphor".
(c) "Emphasizing the Positive".
(d) "Encouraging Resistance".

2. The one condition on which Erickson allows couples to fight was that they genuinely seek to what?
(a) Resolve the disagreement in a conclusive and definitive manner.
(b) Not involve their children in their disputes.
(c) Not shout.
(d) Not speak to the therapist as a third party.

3. In a nonviolent case, Erickson often encourages _____ within a couple.
(a) Letter-writing.
(b) Spying.
(c) Dissent.
(d) None of the answers is correct.

4. There may be fears, insecurities and inadequacies involved, but Erickson is not so interested in these or in explaining all about the shortcomings to the client, but rather Erickson focuses on helping the client to work towards what?
(a) Success in other areas of life.
(b) Releasing pent-up emotions.
(c) Discussing their family.
(d) Unveiling their past.

5. The first heading of Chapter 1 is titled _____________; wherein, the individual in therapy is re-educated to view resistance as a form of cooperation in its own right.
(a) "Avoiding Self-Exploration".
(b) "Emphasizing the Positive".
(c) "Encouraging Resistance".
(d) "Providing a Worse Alternative".

Short Answer Questions

1. In what technique does Erickson use trance to release people from deep-seated behavior patterns, some of which have been counter productive or relied upon to reduce fears?

2. Harold became negative about the _______ with whom he had had been sexually involved in a limited sense.

3. Under which heading in Chapter 2 does Haley explain that what occurs here is that couples are faced with dynamic challenges?

4. Haley points out that Erickson had suffered from _____ twice and had been debilitated by it/them.

5. One marital trouble that can occur was exemplified in Chapter 5 as the case of a young wife with a _____ hand.

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Haley's description of "Middle Marriage Difficulties"?

2. What progress does Harold make educationally in his work with Erickson?

3. Describe the first case scenario set up in Chapter 4.

4. Give an example of a case where trance was used by Erickson in Chapter 5.

5. How does Erickson address Harold's issues with women?

6. What is remarked by Haley regarding a "love triangle" in Chapter 2?

7. What does Jay Haley remark about Erickson's contribution to the progression of psychotherapy in the beginning of the book?

8. What friendship does Erickson instigate in Chapter 4?

9. How does Haley describe Erickson's approach to adolescents in Chapter 3?

10. How does Erickson approach the sexual orientation of the client in Chapter 4?

(see the answer keys)

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