Mind Body Pt. 1 Flashcards
The Western approach to yoga is more ________ than the Eastern approach.
Select one:
a. fitness oriented
b. focused on self realization
c. calming
d. flexibility oriented
a. fitness oriented
What are the requirements to become a yoga instructor?
Select one:
a. A standard certification
b. A license
c. There are no requirements
d. A diploma or associate’s degree
c. There are no requirements
In yoga, disorders can be brought on by which of the following?
Select one:
a. nuts and legumes
b. obsessive cleanliness
c. insufficient life force
d. long-term exposure to the elements
c. insufficient life force
Every yoga session ends with which of the following?
Select one:
a. complete relaxation
b. mental rehearsal of poses
c. chanting
d. bowing to the instructor
a. complete relaxation
A typical yoga session lasts from ________.
Select one:
a. 10-15 minutes
b. 15-20 minutes
c. 20 minutes to an hour
d. 60-90 minutes
c. 20 minutes to an hour
Meditation mainly concerns __________________.
Select one:
a. awareness of surroundings
b. awareness of one’s own feelings
c. forgiving oneself and others
d. being who one is in the here and now
d. being who one is in the here and now
A ________helps people focus their attention.
Select one:
a. manta
b. small bell
c. mantra
d. soft music
c. mantra
A residual effect of meditation is ________.
Select one:
a. improved stress-coping abilities
b. increased heart rate
c. better adherence to exercise
d. workplace success
a. improved stress-coping abilities
Which of the following is a way to decrease muscle tension?
Select one:
a. take a cold shower
b. meditate while driving
c. use electrical stimulation
d. perform a progressive body relaxation
d. perform a progressive body relaxation
A form of heightened concentration in hypnotherapy is called ___________?
Select one:
a. activation-arousal
b. The zone of optimal functioning
c. a trance
d. selective attention
c. a trance
Which law or principle explains that events tend to be realized when attention is focused on them repeatedly?
Select one:
a. Yerkes-Dodson Law
b. Law of Suggestion
c. Specificity Principle
d. Power Law of Practice
b. Law of Suggestion
At which point does hypnotic suggestion begin?
Select one:
a. As soon as the relationship with the client is established
b. After the introduction phase
c. When the client enters the trance experience
d. When the client begins progressive body relaxation
c. When the client enters the trance experience
Symptoms of disease may be addressed with______________ imagery.
Select one:
a. energetic
b. cellular
c. physiologic
d. psychological
a. energetic
______ introduced the concept of therapeutic dreamwork.
Select one:
a. Freud
b. Hobson
c. Sewell
d. Berkowitz
a. Freud
Which of the following is the active phase of sleep?
Select one:
a. Delta
b. Induction
c. Gamma
d. REM
d. REM