Foundations
Who created Reality Therapy?
William Glasser
Name one of the five basic needs.
Survival, Love & Belonging, Power, Freedom, Fun
List one of the four components of Total Behavior.
What does WDEP stand for?
Wants, Doing, Evaluation, Planning
Name one setting where Reality Therapy is applied.
Schools, prisons, counseling centers, organizations
What is the central idea of Choice Theory?
All behavior is chosen to meet needs.
Which need does friendship most closely meet?
Love & Belonging
Which two parts of Total Behavior do we have most direct control over?
Doing and Thinking
Which WDEP step asks “What do you want?”
W – Wants
One strength of Reality Therapy is that it is ______ and action-oriented.
Practical (or clear/structured)
In what decade was Reality Therapy first introduced?
1960s
Which need is linked to autonomy and independence?
Freedom
Which part of Total Behavior involves emotions?
Feeling
Which step involves asking “Is it working?”
E – Evaluation
Critics argue that Reality Therapy downplays what?
Unconscious processes or deep emotions
What does Glasser reject from Freud’s model?
Focus on unconscious and the past
Which need is often met through achievement or recognition?
Power
A racing heartbeat during anxiety belongs to which category?
Physiology
Which step emphasizes action-oriented strategies?
P – Planning
What model is used for effective planning in Reality Therapy?
SAMIC
What institute did Glasser found to train professionals?
The William Glasser Institute
True or False: “Fun” is considered an essential human need.
True
True or False: Total Behavior components always work independently.
False (they are interconnected)
Who created the WDEP model?
Robert Wubbolding
One multicultural critique is that it may overemphasize ______ when systemic barriers exist.
Individual choice