Solution-Focused Therapy

1. The founders of Solution-focused Therapy

a. Wilhelm Wundt & Francs Galton

b. Steve de Shazer & Insoo Kim Berg

c. Laura Perls & Melanie Klein

d. William Glasser & Jacob Moreno

2. Which one is a similarity of CCT & Solution-focused therapy?

a. Both CCT and SFT trust the client to be the expert in resolving the client’s own issues.

b. Both of them depends on the client’s pace in the therapy

c. Both a and b

d. None of the above

3. The solution-focused therapy was first developed in the

a. Late 1960’s & Early 1970’s

b. Late 1970’s & Early 1980’s

c. Early 1970’s & Late 1960’s

d. Late 1980’s & Early 1990’s

4. What are the techniques used in SFT?

a. Miracle Questions, Scaling, Exceptions

b. Empty Chair, Exaggeration

c. Systematic Desensitization, Aversion, Token Economy

d. Discrepancy, Schema analysis

5. A technique that counselors can use to assist clients to think outside the square in regard to
new possibilities and outcomes in the future.

a. Exception Questions

b. Scaling Questions
c. Paradoxical Intention

d. Miracle Questions

6. What is the difference between Solution-focused therapy and Client-centered therapy?

a. CCT focuses on the pathology while SFT does not.

b. SFT directs the client what to do while CCT focuses on listening to the client’s issues

c. CCT talks about the past to find the origin the problem while SFT talks about the past to find
exceptions.

d. None of the statements are true.

7. What does solution-focused therapy mainly focuses on?

a. Therapist’s wants & goals to address the client’s issues.

b. Client’s view about the problem and contemplate about it.

c. Client’s issues, wants and goals.

d. Therapist’s issues, wants and goals toward the client.

8. Mrs. Murray is seeing her therapist and after numbers of sessions, Mrs. Murray noticed that
her therapist have little to no interest about her problem history.

a. Goal-Talk

b. Solution-Talk

c. Wants-Talk

d.Problem-Talk

9. Solution-focused practitioners believed that prolonged problem focus can be?

a. Detrimental

b. Can be time-consuming but useful

c. Incremental

d. Essential

10. It is what the therapist wants to highlight when using exception questions technique in SFT

a. Client’s goal in the future

b. Client’s wants and plans to deal the present problem and reach a solution.

c. Client’s exceptions

d. All of the above.

Answers:

1. b.

2. c.

3. b.

4. a.

5. d.

6. c.

7. c.

8. b.

9. a.

10. c.

Group Members

Pantaleon, Christine Marie

Pingos, Jessa Mae

Plaza, Rhaya

Quijano, Semhre

Teves, Renah

BA-Psychology Block C