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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What had Joan been doing before she found herself at the window?
(a) She had been grading papers.
(b) She had been on a business conference call.
(c) She had been on the telephone with a friend.
(d) She had been working on a typewriter at her desk.

2. By the middle of August, how often did Joan have sessions?
(a) They met every weekday afternoon.
(b) Seven days a week.
(c) Once a month.
(d) Three times a week.

3. What were Jo's early memories of her mother like?
(a) She had no early memories of her mother.
(b) Her mother was evil and scary.
(c) Her mother hated her.
(d) Her mother was filled with love and security.

4. How did Jo react when Lynn suggested that she listen to the tapes of the therapy sessions?
(a) The idea of listening to herself scared her.
(b) She didn't want to listen to the tapes.
(c) She destroyed the tapes.
(d) She thought it was a wonderful idea.

5. What happened when Jo decided to be the person that she felt Lynn wanted her to be?
(a) She became suicidal again.
(b) She became ill from the stress.
(c) A new personality emerged.
(d) Her personalities merged.

6. What did Joan think about her thoughts of jumping out the window?
(a) She was horrified and was scared to be alone.
(b) She thought it was common.
(c) She thought there were better ways to die.
(d) She thought it would show Keith how much she needed him.

7. Joan knew that she would stop seeing Lynn in a few weeks. How did this make her feel?
(a) She decided that maybe she should continue seeing Lynn longer than she usually saw therapists.
(b) She thought maybe she should break off the sessions sooner.
(c) She was frustrated with herself for letting herself become attached to the therapist.
(d) She was looking forward to the break.

8. What did Joan see herself representing to Lynn?
(a) She represented ambivalence.
(b) She represented characterizations unlike the real her.
(c) She represented agitation.
(d) She represented anger.

9. What did Jo do to progress in treatment?
(a) She interviewed Sybil.
(b) Nothing.
(c) She took medicine.
(d) She read the summary Lynn prepared for Dr. Wilbur.

10. What did Joan call herself privately?
(a) Incompetent.
(b) Missy.
(c) Jo.
(d) Renee.

11. How did Jo feel about the possibility that her father abused her?
(a) She cried whenever she thought about it.
(b) She refused to believe it.
(c) She already knew that.
(d) She accepted the idea reluctantly.

12. What do Robin and Reagan think about the disorder?
(a) They thinks it doesn't exist.
(b) They won't even listen to the possibility be because they thinks that it is betraying her mother if she accepts the diagnosis.
(c) They don't care as long as they feel safe and loved.
(d) They freely admit to the diagnosis.

13. What is Renee's character like?
(a) She watches over all the other characters as if it's a stage production.
(b) She is a real advocate for her mother.
(c) Flirty.
(d) She is the little girl that likes being touched, but is afraid of talking.

14. What did Jo find in her purse in high school that startled her?
(a) A note from a friend she didn't know.
(b) An engagement ring.
(c) Marijuana.
(d) Keys to a car she couldn't find.

15. How did Jo react when she finally acknowledged that Lynn truly loved her?
(a) She had many questions about love.
(b) The thought terrified her, and she lashed out.
(c) She was finally at peace.
(d) She didn't trust it so she ran away.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Renee feel about sharing session time with the other personalities by the middle of August?

2. What was Jo's main goal for therapy?

3. How did Jo feel about birthdays?

4. What did Joan think about therapists?

5. How often did Joan go to see Lynn?

(see the answer keys)

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