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what is our textbook's definition of play therapy? - correct answers an approach to counseling young
children in which the counselor uses toys, art supplies, games, and other play media to communicate
with clients using the 'language' of children
why involve play when counseling children? - correct answers play can be a means for...
*establishing rapport with children
*help counselors understand kids and their interactions
*help children reveal feelings that they may not be able to verbalize
*constructively act out bad feelings
*allow children to test limits, gain insight about their behavior, and learn about consequences
what are the powers of play? - correct answers *self-expression
*access to the unconscious
*direct/indirect teaching
*abreaction
*stress inoculation
*mastering of fears and counterconditioning of negative affect
*catharsis
*positive emotion
*competence/self-control
*sublimation
*attachment formation
*rapport building and relationship enhancement
*empathy and perspective taking
, *moral judgement and behavior rehearsal
*power/control
*sense of self
*creative problem solving
*reality testing
*fantasy compensation
self-expression - correct answers because young children lack the ability to express themselves through
language, play allows them to express themselves and communicate their thoughts and feelings
access to the unconscious - correct answers ability to access unconscious desires and impulses into
conscious and express them symbolically
direct teaching - correct answers gives art and play to teach children skills needed in a direct way
indirect teaching - correct answers uses storytelling and play narratives to encourage children to explore
new perspectives
abreaction - correct answers the process of relieving stressful and negative thoughts and emotions
attached to painful experiences
stress inoculation - correct answers when a child is given an opportunity to reduce anxiety about an
upcoming event through play so they can handle to stress of it in real-life
mastering of fears and counterconditioning of negative affect - correct answers through play children
can counteract fear and its negative effects, therefore recognizing their coping skills
catharsis - correct answers emotional release to express pent up hidden feelings through a growing
experience
positive emotion - correct answers can provide an accepting environment where kids can experience
and express positive emotions, they were not able to process before