CPHIMS EXAMS COMPREHENSIVE TEST PAPER
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
EXPERT VERIFIED GRADED A+
◉ J.P. Guilford. Answer: individual differences and intellect;
creativity
◉ Developed the first intelligence test. Answer: Alfred Binet and
Theophilus Simon
◉ Rorschach. Answer: Inkblot test
◉ Most researched test in history. Answer: MMPI; Minnesota
Multiphasic Personality Inventory
◉ Psychometrics. Answer: Psychological measurement; measures
the inner workings of the mind and behavior
◉ Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Answer: Personality test
◉ You say a word to your client and he answers back with the first
thing that comes to mind. What theorist developed the method
you're using. Answer: Carl Jung
,◉ A career test that tests one's ABILITY. Answer: An aptitude test
◉ When did group counseling begin to be done more regularly.
Answer: After the 1960s
◉ Which early theorist engaged in group therapy. Answer: Alfred
Adler
◉ Group therapy session that will be open only to patients suffering
from depression, and will not allow new patients to join once the
sessions have started. What type of group therapy are you offering?.
Answer: Homogenous closed groups (members share similarity;
does not add new members once the session has begun)
◉ Closed group. Answer: Stronger cohesiveness within the group
and less cost-effective
◉ A common weakness in group therapy. Answer: Not setting firm
goals for the group
◉ Why did R.K. Conyne create the "Group Work Grid". Answer: to
expand practical understanding of group work
, ◉ E-therapy. Answer: Online Psychological Treatment
◉ You're concerned about how your group therapy sessions are
progressing?. Answer: Have an outsider observer assess the group
◉ When counseling young children in a group setting, it is helpful to
enlist the involvement. Answer: Parents
◉ In a group therapy setting, what is a gate keeper. Answer: a role
assumed by a group therapy member
◉ Someone who always agrees with anything the other group
members say is. Answer: nonassertive
◉ There are various stages in group therapy. Answer: Forming,
Storming, Norming, performing, and adjourning
◉ In group therapy, what is a blocker. Answer: Group member who
blocks new ideas
◉ Clients who are in the midst of a personal crisis are often not good
candidates for group therapy. They would need.... Answer:
Medication and individual psychotherapy
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
EXPERT VERIFIED GRADED A+
◉ J.P. Guilford. Answer: individual differences and intellect;
creativity
◉ Developed the first intelligence test. Answer: Alfred Binet and
Theophilus Simon
◉ Rorschach. Answer: Inkblot test
◉ Most researched test in history. Answer: MMPI; Minnesota
Multiphasic Personality Inventory
◉ Psychometrics. Answer: Psychological measurement; measures
the inner workings of the mind and behavior
◉ Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Answer: Personality test
◉ You say a word to your client and he answers back with the first
thing that comes to mind. What theorist developed the method
you're using. Answer: Carl Jung
,◉ A career test that tests one's ABILITY. Answer: An aptitude test
◉ When did group counseling begin to be done more regularly.
Answer: After the 1960s
◉ Which early theorist engaged in group therapy. Answer: Alfred
Adler
◉ Group therapy session that will be open only to patients suffering
from depression, and will not allow new patients to join once the
sessions have started. What type of group therapy are you offering?.
Answer: Homogenous closed groups (members share similarity;
does not add new members once the session has begun)
◉ Closed group. Answer: Stronger cohesiveness within the group
and less cost-effective
◉ A common weakness in group therapy. Answer: Not setting firm
goals for the group
◉ Why did R.K. Conyne create the "Group Work Grid". Answer: to
expand practical understanding of group work
, ◉ E-therapy. Answer: Online Psychological Treatment
◉ You're concerned about how your group therapy sessions are
progressing?. Answer: Have an outsider observer assess the group
◉ When counseling young children in a group setting, it is helpful to
enlist the involvement. Answer: Parents
◉ In a group therapy setting, what is a gate keeper. Answer: a role
assumed by a group therapy member
◉ Someone who always agrees with anything the other group
members say is. Answer: nonassertive
◉ There are various stages in group therapy. Answer: Forming,
Storming, Norming, performing, and adjourning
◉ In group therapy, what is a blocker. Answer: Group member who
blocks new ideas
◉ Clients who are in the midst of a personal crisis are often not good
candidates for group therapy. They would need.... Answer:
Medication and individual psychotherapy
