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The term projective assessment refers to analyzing...
Any art projects a client has made prior to the treatment intake session.
A client’s three-dimensional art project that is made at the intake session.
A client’s unconsciously revealing artwork or reactions, such as to inkblots.
A client’s unconsciously revealing artwork or reactions, such as to inkblots.
Margaret Naumberg, often called the “mother” of art therapy, referred to what she did as...
Art psychotherapy
Art in counseling
Art as therapy
Art psychotherapy
What are the 3 “P’s” of art therapy?
Product, process, portfolio
Person, process, portrait
Process, person, product
Process, person, product
A special meaning of the word container in art therapy refers to...
The set of art materials provided for an individual client.
The ability of the art to hold feelings and create safety.
The water jar or bucket used in settings without a sink.
The ability of the art to hold feelings and create safety.
Traditionally, art therapists differ from psychologists when they use art for assessment in which way? Art therapists…
Ask the client to share about the drawing.
Rely on a single drawing for assessment.
Use a special art symbol dictionary.
Ask the client to share about the drawing.
An example of nondirective artmaking would be
Superhero drawing
Healing image drawing
Scribble drawing
Scribble drawing
Which is an example of how Artist Trading Cards can be used in therapy?
Creating cards to display in a community art exhibition.
Having clients create cards to address a theme such as grief.
Having clients attend art card trading sessions or “swaps.”
Having clients create cards to address a theme such as grief.
In the text, Malchiodi names several reasons why art enhances therapy. Which of the following is one of those reasons?
Patients learn how artists with mental illness healed themselves.
Clients can express feelings that are hard to verbalize.
No one is afraid to make art in the first art therapy session.
Clients can express feelings that are hard to verbalize.
Guided visualization or guided imagery involves using...
Expressive therapies
The “talking cure”
Active imagination
Active imagination
Which of the following is NOT one of the beneficial factors of group therapy as researched by Yalom and discussed in the text?
Universality (realizing you are not alone).
Enhanced social skills and social support.
The therapeutic alliance with the therapist.
The therapeutic alliance with the therapist.
Being in a relaxed yet alert state of mind, which may be achieved through art making, is sometimes referred to as being in the
“Flow”
“Dream mind”
Subconscious
“Flow”
An art therapist who asks clients to speak as if they are the objects in their paintings (e.g., “I am a strong tree. . .”) would be working from which theoretical approach?
“Third hand”
Gestalt
Cognitive
Gestalt
The ADDRESSING model encourages therapists to look beyond ethnicity to other aspects of diversity such as...
Socioeconomic status
Personality profile
DSM-V-TR diagnosis
Socioeconomic status
According to the text, which of the following DIScourages creativity?
Working with an intention
Engaging in self-criticism
Having a permissive attitude
Engaging in self-criticism
Which psychological concept did Freud believe could be accessed through art making?
Increasing aptitude in school
Revealing internal desires
Increased fine motor skills
Revealing internal desires
Which concept from the text was attributed to Jung?
The book On Becoming a Person.
Visionary mode of creativity.
Big C and little c creativity.
Visionary mode of creativity.
The word mandala comes from Sanskrit meaning
Sacred circle
Music of the universe
Healing symbol
Sacred circle
Medical art therapists help hospitalized children by providing art experiences to help them
Keep up with schoolwork and other obligations.
Identify and enhance their stage of art development.
Experience a feeling of normality and being in control.
Experience a feeling of normality and being in control.
Professional art therapists hold which degree in art therapy?
Master of Arts or Master of Science
Associate of Arts
Bachelor of Arts
Master of Arts or Master of Science
According to the mission statement of the American Art Therapy Association as given in the text, the therapeutic experience of creativity in art making is both healing and
Life-enhancing
Enjoyable
Educational
Life-enhancing
A continuum of art media, arranged according to how easily they access emotion, might have #2 pencils at one end (most controllable/least emotion-producing) and which at the other?
Colored pencils
Markers
Finger paint
Finger paint
Which item would a family art therapist be focusing on in a session?
Parent 1’s feelings about their job.
Communication between the family members.
Family recipes passed down from grandparents.
Communication between the family members.
Which would be the appropriate response to a new art therapy client that says “I’m not artistic. I can only draw stick figures.”
“Art therapy isn’t about creating ‘beautiful’ or skilled art, it’s about making personally meaningful art and using creative expression.”
“The first several sessions will be art class, and I will be teaching you how to draw.”
“Maybe you would do better with just talk therapy, let me refer you to a talk therapist.”
“Art therapy isn’t about creating ‘beautiful’ or skilled art, it’s about making personally meaningful art and using creative expression.”
Edith Kramer, another founder of art therapy, saw its value in assisting the development of which psychological defense?
Intellectualization
Rationalization
Sublimation
Sublimation
The word “open” in the open studio model of art therapy refers to which feature?
The range of media is open from drawing and painting to ceramics.
Clients can come by and make art without an individual appointment.
Clients use studio space for their professional fine art production.
Clients can come by and make art without an individual appointment.