1. One extreme example of dependency in Chapter 8 is when a young woman goes off to college and her parents build an addition to the house so she can live there while she is an adult, including when?
(a) After college.
(b) After marriage.
(c) After they've died.
(d) After she's disowned them.

2. Who is the patient Mesmer took in Chapter 8?
(a) Miss Paradis.
(b) Miss Sarah.
(c) Miss Duonet.
(d) Miss Chatworth.

3. Erickson would use his position to effect a beneficial ______ that leaves the couple reoriented into their new and improved dynamic and empowers them to go back to leaving out the therapist.
(a) Contact.
(b) Intervention.
(c) Contraception.
(d) Association.

4. 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) Rehabilitation.
(b) Resentment.
(c) Psychological shock.
(d) Composure.

5. Often enough, if the woman did not have a good experience with what from the beginning would she seek an annulment of the marriage?
(a) With children.
(b) With sex.
(c) With respect.
(d) With romance.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which technique is also part of intentional hypnotic conditioning (here it is observed that uniformly siding with one family member and the creating of factions by the therapist is discouraged)?

2. Which heading in Chapter 1 has the most hypnotic focus?

3. Haley writes of one case in which a woman was directly threatened with death by her husband over what?

4. Harold would finally happen into a heterosexual relationship with whom?

5. Chapter 7 deals with issues of what?

(see the answer key)

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