Uncommon Therapy: The Psychiatric Techniques of Milton H. Erickson, M.D. Quiz | One Week Quiz A

Jay Haley
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Uncommon Therapy: The Psychiatric Techniques of Milton H. Erickson, M.D. Quiz | One Week Quiz A

Jay Haley
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7, Marriage & Family Dilemmas.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. A prominent concern is a family entanglement in which Harold needs to alter the dynamic with himself and one of his siblings who is one member of what kind of couple?
(a) Abusive.
(b) Dishonest.
(c) All answers are correct.
(d) Alcoholic.

2. In some cases, Erickson offers patients the option to make more complete changes in a shorter time span. In these cases, he assures them that they can, but the greater the transformation, the greater the _________ associated with the changes that will be facilitated by hypnosis.
(a) Composure.
(b) Psychological shock.
(c) Rehabilitation.
(d) Resentment.

3. In Chapter 5, Haley shows how Erickson applied therapy when the challenge was to help new parents over into the ______ of being parents.
(a) Involvement.
(b) Evolution.
(c) Phase of life.
(d) Regression.

4. When the client's real need is _______, Erickson goes out of his way to actually artificially create relationships for his patients.
(a) Sexual contact.
(b) Parenting.
(c) Social contact.
(d) Friends.

5. Erickson is _____ if a husband goes so far as to show up to set the therapist straight on some ways that the therapist has been wrong.
(a) Angry.
(b) Discontent.
(c) Content.
(d) Upset.

Short Answer Questions

1. One client in Chapter 5 received therapy for a few months and then simply lost or stuffed down her symptoms and is written of as having _______ since.

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

3. Either Harold wasn't truly homosexual in the first place, but had other troubles with women, or was a bisexual who was turned on to women once what?

4. Erickson at times uses his own what to facilitate the husband's willingness to meet the therapist and to experience some therapy?

5. In cases where only the wife comes in, the husband has often implied that the therapist is having some kind of relationship with his wife, therefore _____ the relationship.

(see the answer key)

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