Theory

Question 1

Name the (3) “Core Conditions”

Answer 1

• Congruence
• UPR
• Empathy

Question 2

Name the 3 Ego states in T.A.?

Answer 2

• Parent
• Adult
• Child

Question 3

Name the (3) parts of a Personality? (Psychodynamic)

Answer 3

• Ego
• Superego
• Id

Question 4

What does the ‘Id’ do? (Psychodynamic)

Answer 4

The Id is impulsive, wild, and irrational. It’s ancient, like a caveman.

Question 5

What does the ‘Superego’ do? (Psychodynamic)

Answer 5

The superego is mechanically rational, and wants to “do the right thing.” It’s built for the modern world.

Question 6

What does the ‘Ego’ do? (Psychodynamic)

Answer 6

The Ego balances the conflicting demands of the Superego and the Id.

Question 7

What does Rogerian “UPR” stand for?

Answer 7

Unconditional Positive Regard

Question 8

Name the (6) Core Conditions?

Answer 8

• Congruence
• UPR
• Congruence of the therapist
• Incongruence of the client
• Psychological contact
• Qualities be reached by client

Question 9

2 Subdivisions of the ‘Parent’ Ego State…

Answer 9

Controlling parent, and Nurturing parent

Question 10

2 Subdivisions of the ‘Child’ Ego State…

Answer 10

Free child, and Adaptive child

Question 11

What does PAC often stand for?

Answer 11

Parent, Adult, Child (Transactional Analysis)

Question 12

4 Popular Methods of Integration

Answer 12

1) Common Factors
2) Technical Eclecticism
3) Theoretical Integration
4) Assimilative Integration