CSLB C10 EXAM SCRIPT WITH VERIFIED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
●● In which setting is reality therapy typically NOT popular?
Answer: State mental health hospitals.
●● How is reality therapy best described?
Answer: As a short-term therapy that deals with conscious behavioral
problems.
●● What does the acronym WDEP stand for in reality therapy?
Answer: Wants, Doing, Self-evaluation, Planning.
●● What is 'Total Behavior' in reality therapy?
Answer: The concept that all behavior is made up of four inseparable
components: acting, thinking, feeling, and physiology.
●● What is the primary focus of a reality therapist?
Answer: Present behavior.
●● What is a key contribution of choice theory/reality therapy?
, Answer: It is a relatively short-term approach focused on dealing with
conscious behavioral problems.
●● What is the central idea of reality therapy?
Answer: We choose our behavior and are responsible for what we do,
think, and feel.
●● What is a belief that feminist therapists generally reject?
Answer: That human development and interaction are similar across all
races, cultures, and nations.
●● What is at the core of feminist therapy?
Answer: The egalitarian relationship, which is marked by authenticity,
mutuality, and respect.
●● What premise is feminist counseling built upon?
Answer: It is essential to consider the social, cultural, and political
context that contributes to a person's problems.
●● What is NOT a goal of feminist therapy?
Answer: Resolving intrapsychic conflicts from early childhood.
●● What theme are clients in feminist therapy least likely to explore?
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
●● In which setting is reality therapy typically NOT popular?
Answer: State mental health hospitals.
●● How is reality therapy best described?
Answer: As a short-term therapy that deals with conscious behavioral
problems.
●● What does the acronym WDEP stand for in reality therapy?
Answer: Wants, Doing, Self-evaluation, Planning.
●● What is 'Total Behavior' in reality therapy?
Answer: The concept that all behavior is made up of four inseparable
components: acting, thinking, feeling, and physiology.
●● What is the primary focus of a reality therapist?
Answer: Present behavior.
●● What is a key contribution of choice theory/reality therapy?
, Answer: It is a relatively short-term approach focused on dealing with
conscious behavioral problems.
●● What is the central idea of reality therapy?
Answer: We choose our behavior and are responsible for what we do,
think, and feel.
●● What is a belief that feminist therapists generally reject?
Answer: That human development and interaction are similar across all
races, cultures, and nations.
●● What is at the core of feminist therapy?
Answer: The egalitarian relationship, which is marked by authenticity,
mutuality, and respect.
●● What premise is feminist counseling built upon?
Answer: It is essential to consider the social, cultural, and political
context that contributes to a person's problems.
●● What is NOT a goal of feminist therapy?
Answer: Resolving intrapsychic conflicts from early childhood.
●● What theme are clients in feminist therapy least likely to explore?
