MGG2601 240 Questions and Anwers
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This paper consists of three sections:
Section A- twenty multiple choice questions based on the included case
study
Section B- ten True or False questions
Section C- thirty multiple-choice questions
Section A: Case Study Multiple Choice Questions
Carefully read the case study presented and answer the
twenty questions that follow. Your answers should be based on
this case. Select the most appropriate answers for the options
provided.
The Case of Al and Wanda
(Adapted from Brown and Brown 200 :p to )
Therapist: I am glad we could get together.
Wanda: Yes. I am sorry that I cancelled our last appointment, but I
could not get time off work.
Therapist: Okay….and I asked that both you and Al attend the
session.
Wanda: Yes…I know. When I called, you wanted to see both of us…but
I just wanted to see you by myself during the first session.
Therapist: So, Al doesn’t know you are here?
Wanda: That’s right.
Therapist: Well tell me what’s going on- why you decided to come.
Wanda: (Sighs) Well, this is hard for me to do.
Therapist: Yes.
Wanda: Al and I have drifted apart and just don’t have anything in
common anymore.
Therapist: Has this been gradual or can you think of when the change
occurred?
,Wanda: Oh … maybe two years or so…I ‘m not sure.
Therapist: Maybe longer?
Wanda: Um…I think two years.
Therapist: That’s when you first recognized that you were drifting
apart?
Wanda: Yes.
Therapist: What seemed different?
Wanda: I’m not sure. It seemed different when Charles-our youngest
son-left for university.
Therapist: Then it was just the two of you.
Wanda: Yes. The one thing we always had in common was our
children, particularly Charles.
Therapist: Why Charles?
Wanda: He was into sports…so we were together a lot to go to his
games.
Therapist: Where those the only times you went out together?
Wanda: Pretty much. Occasionally, we go to a movie, but that’s about
it.
Therapist: So now you don’t do much together?
Wanda: Right.
Therapist: How has this affected your relationship?
Wanda: Well as I said, we have just drifted apart. I think the kids were
about all we had in common.
Therapist: Is that why you’re here- you want to reconnect with Al?
Wanda: I guess.
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Therapist: If that’s the case, I’m not sure why you wanted to see me
alone.
Wanda: I ‘m not sure where I am with the marriage and …(sighs) I’ve
been seeing someone else.
Therapist: How long have you been seeing this person?
Wanda: Oh, about three months. I didn’t intend for this to happen, but
… I met him at work and one day he asked me if I wanted to go to
lunch. We then started going to lunch together several times a week.
Then… I started seeing him after work. I don’t know. I wish it never
happened, but it did. I’m sure you’ve seen situations like this before.
Therapist: Yes. Each one is different, however.
Wanda: I guess.
Therapist: So what are you wanting to do about this?
Wanda: I don’t know.
Therapist: I assume Al doesn’t know.
Wanda: That’s right.
Therapist: I guess the real issue here is whether or not you want to
work on the marriage.
Wanda: Yes… I wish it could work out…but I have my doubts.
Therapist: Why is that?
Wanda: I don’t know. I’m not sure he would want to do anything about
it.
Therapist: What makes you so sure?
Wanda: Well… maybe he would…but he just doesn’t seem interested
in anything anymore.
Therapist: Does that include you?
Wanda: Yeah.
Therapist: What have you done to try to get him interested?
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, JANUARY 2014 EXAM
This paper consists of three sections:
Section A- twenty multiple choice questions based on the included case
study
Section B- ten True or False questions
Section C- thirty multiple-choice questions
Section A: Case Study Multiple Choice Questions
Carefully read the case study presented and answer the
twenty questions that follow. Your answers should be based on
this case. Select the most appropriate answers for the options
provided.
The Case of Al and Wanda
(Adapted from Brown and Brown 200 :p to )
Therapist: I am glad we could get together.
Wanda: Yes. I am sorry that I cancelled our last appointment, but I
could not get time off work.
Therapist: Okay….and I asked that both you and Al attend the
session.
Wanda: Yes…I know. When I called, you wanted to see both of us…but
I just wanted to see you by myself during the first session.
Therapist: So, Al doesn’t know you are here?
Wanda: That’s right.
Therapist: Well tell me what’s going on- why you decided to come.
Wanda: (Sighs) Well, this is hard for me to do.
Therapist: Yes.
Wanda: Al and I have drifted apart and just don’t have anything in
common anymore.
Therapist: Has this been gradual or can you think of when the change
occurred?
,Wanda: Oh … maybe two years or so…I ‘m not sure.
Therapist: Maybe longer?
Wanda: Um…I think two years.
Therapist: That’s when you first recognized that you were drifting
apart?
Wanda: Yes.
Therapist: What seemed different?
Wanda: I’m not sure. It seemed different when Charles-our youngest
son-left for university.
Therapist: Then it was just the two of you.
Wanda: Yes. The one thing we always had in common was our
children, particularly Charles.
Therapist: Why Charles?
Wanda: He was into sports…so we were together a lot to go to his
games.
Therapist: Where those the only times you went out together?
Wanda: Pretty much. Occasionally, we go to a movie, but that’s about
it.
Therapist: So now you don’t do much together?
Wanda: Right.
Therapist: How has this affected your relationship?
Wanda: Well as I said, we have just drifted apart. I think the kids were
about all we had in common.
Therapist: Is that why you’re here- you want to reconnect with Al?
Wanda: I guess.
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Therapist: If that’s the case, I’m not sure why you wanted to see me
alone.
Wanda: I ‘m not sure where I am with the marriage and …(sighs) I’ve
been seeing someone else.
Therapist: How long have you been seeing this person?
Wanda: Oh, about three months. I didn’t intend for this to happen, but
… I met him at work and one day he asked me if I wanted to go to
lunch. We then started going to lunch together several times a week.
Then… I started seeing him after work. I don’t know. I wish it never
happened, but it did. I’m sure you’ve seen situations like this before.
Therapist: Yes. Each one is different, however.
Wanda: I guess.
Therapist: So what are you wanting to do about this?
Wanda: I don’t know.
Therapist: I assume Al doesn’t know.
Wanda: That’s right.
Therapist: I guess the real issue here is whether or not you want to
work on the marriage.
Wanda: Yes… I wish it could work out…but I have my doubts.
Therapist: Why is that?
Wanda: I don’t know. I’m not sure he would want to do anything about
it.
Therapist: What makes you so sure?
Wanda: Well… maybe he would…but he just doesn’t seem interested
in anything anymore.
Therapist: Does that include you?
Wanda: Yeah.
Therapist: What have you done to try to get him interested?
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