Question 1

The narrative therapist is seen as a(n)

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A)   expert
B)   consultant
C)   master storyteller
D)   none of the above B

Question 2

Doan (1998)  suggested that the two central narratives that are common to all people are:

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A)   love and sex
B)   love and fear
C)   love and friends
D)   love and food

Question 3

In a narrative therapy session, whose language is used?

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A)   the client's
B)   the counselor's
C)   both the client's and counselor's
D)   the other therapists who are observing and helping

Question 4

A major influence of the evolution of narrative therapy was due to the fact that the founder(s)  was/were

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A)   not intensively trained in the psychoanalytic tradition
B)   intensively trained in the psychoanalytic tradition
C)   excellent at writing letters and describing their experiences
D)   fun to hang out with

Question 5

Discuss the evaluation of narrative therapy in terms of outcome and theory-testing.

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Question 6

The type of story that brings clients to counseling is called the

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A)   problem-saturated story
B)   alternate story
C)   depressing story
D)   b and c

Question 7

Narrative therapists see life as a process of_________

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A)   events
B)   storytelling
C)   lies
D)   meetings with our friends

Question 8

Which of the following is true regarding the empirical validity of narrative therapy?

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A)   many of the studies are qualitative
B)   there are no quantitative studies
C)   research beginning to emerge is not supportive of narrative thearpy
D)   there is now a large body of quantitative studies

Question 9

Evaluate narrative therapy's utility for clients who are of diverse backgrounds. What are its strengths and drawbacks?

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Question 10

In regard to the concept of power, narrative therapists align MOST closely with what other group of therapists?

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A)   Psychoanalysts
B)   Feminists
C)   Adlerians
D)   Existentialists

Question 11

When clients are given the opportunity to share their experiences with others, this is called:

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A)   Taking it back practice
B)   Outsider Witness practice
C)   Reflection practice
D)   Accountability practice

Question 12

A criticism of narrative therapy is that

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A)   it is too difficult to read and understand
B)   it loses the family
C)   it does not include a more defined theoretical structure
D)   all of the above

Question 13

White's (2007)  category of inquiry in externalizing conversation include

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A)   negotiating experience-near definition of the problem
B)   justifying the evaluation
C)   evaluating the effects of the problem's activities
D)   all of the above D

Question 14

The term that refers to culturally-based "truths" is called

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A)   cultural discourse
B)   cultural narrative
C)   cultural stories
D)   cultural accounts A

Question 15

The name(s)  most associated with narrative therapy is/are

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A)   Michael White
B)   David Epston
C)   a and b
D)   none of the above

Question 16

________ technique is so important in narrative therapy that Madigan (2011)  admits using them 99% of the time in therapy.

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A)   Double listening
B)   Questioning
C)   Visualization
D)   Outsider Witness Practice

Question 17

Assessment in a narrative therapy model is

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A)   seen as a continuous process that is focused on understanding the client's perspectives on their lives
B)   not likely to use formal means
C)   inconsistent with narrative therapy philosophy
D)   all of the above

Question 18

These adjectives refer to the qualities of the stories clients tell

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A)   good and bad
B)   interesting and boring
C)   thinness and thickness
D)   short and long

Question 19

Narrative therapists approach clients from a perspective that emphasizes__________ and __________.

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A)   fun; friends
B)   honesty; writing
C)   health; strength
D)   none of the above

Question 20

One of the founders of narrative therapy refers to himself as a

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A)   therapist
B)   conversational host
C)   counselor
D)   a and c

Exam 15: Narrative Therapy

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