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Art Therapy Intro Prep Final Quiz
Art Therapy Intro Prep Final Quiz
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Prep Final Quiz
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Which are examples of
character
archetypes?
battle between good and evil
the hero's journey
death and rebirth
the friendly beast
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The goal of psychoanalysis is to:
relearn unhealthy behavior
connect to spirituality
bring unconscious content to consciousness
promote free will and choice
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Music therapy addresses:
ALL
Speech: Expression, vocal volume, inflexion
Fine/gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination
Gait training, motor rehabilitation, regulates respiration
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"ACE" stands for:
assertive communication efforts
adverse cognitive events
adverse childhood experiences
assessing childhood experiences
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All are related fields to art therapy EXCEPT:
Music therapy
Song therapy
Poetry therapy
Dance therapy
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Examples of avoidance in PTSD include all EXCEPT:
Substance abuse
Avoiding triggers of trauma
Checking
Isolating
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A symptom of hypervigilence in PTSD is:
numbing through drug use
over sleeping
keeping an eye on exits
isolating
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Benefits to group art therapy include:
Can address very difficult topics privately
individualized focus on specific issues and goals
Individualized choice in art media
peer support & opportunity to work on interpersonal skills
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Vicarious trauma can be defined as:
Factors of resilience
One of the ACE factors
Empathetic distress of the therapist
Coping with trauma in a healthy manner
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Symbols can be defined as having:
no relevance to art therapy
one meaning
more than one meaning
generally two meanings
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The film on Carl Jung is entitled:
The Wisdom of Imagery
The Wisdom of Symbols
The Wisdom of the Unconscious
The Wisdom of the Dream
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What problems would an art therapist address:
ALL
Addiction
Survivors of Sexual Abuse
Anorexia
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Images with universal meaning that appear in dreams, literature, myths, religion, and art:
individuation
the soul
sign
archetype
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A therapeutic factor to group therapy is "imitative behavior" where group members:
release emotions and use self-disclosure
learn they are not alone
resolve family issues
learn to adopt coping skills of others
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The "Safe, Peaceful, or Brave" Space art task completed in class addressed what course topic?:
Related Fields
Group Work
Stress/Trauma
Jungian Approaches
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Higher ACE scores in childhood can lead to:
improved levels of coping
higher risk of disease
there is no evidence of impact
healthy emotional well being
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Goals of art therapy treating PTSD include:
Emotional numbing
Keeping trauma a secret
Eliminating bad memories
Gaining mastery over feelings
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The art task using circles to represent different aspects of the self was used to understand this topic:
archetypes
adverse childhood experiences
intersectionality
multiculturalism
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Yalom’s therapeutic factors of group therapy include all EXCEPT
altruism
transference and countertransference
installation of hope
universality
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Jung identified these personality types:
Passive/Assertive
Shadow/Light
Anima/Animus
Introvert/Extravert
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These psychological theories originally influenced the development of art therapy EXCEPT:
Cognitve Behavioral
Psychoanalysis
Behavioralism
Humanism
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Art therapist work in the following places:
Addiction Treatment
Mental Health Care
ALL
Medical Settings
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Sense of acceptance and belonging
Paraphrasing
Recapitulation of Family Relationships
Altruism
Group Cohesion
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PTSD is characterized by three groups of symptoms, EXCEPT
Avoidance
Intrusive re-experiencing
Thought distortion
Hyperarousal
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Illness developed after exposure to a traumatic event where harm/threat of harm has occurred:
Autism
Bipolar Disorder
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
PTSD
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Which theory promotes free will and choice:
Humanism
Psychoanalysis
Operant Conditioning
Behavioralism
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Cultural humility promotes the attitude of:
the therapist is the expert on all cultures
the client is the expert on their own culture
competency through learning about other cultures
attending trainings on cultures different than our own
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The "shadow" refers to :
The darker side of the self
Introvert
Masculine traits
The conscious
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Course learning objectives included:
gaining a basic understanding of art therapy
learning how symbolism relates to art therapy
ALL
understanding the origins of art therapy
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Benefits of individual art therapy include:
Individualized focus on specific issues and goals
peer feedback
use of collaborative art pieces to address social skills
decreasing social isolation
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Group art therapy typically includes
Collaborative art making
Keeping art private from peers
Participants working on separate themes
One to one therapist-client discussion