Personality
a person who's friendly and enjoys being with other people
S______
OUT_______
sociable, outgoing
Make an adjective:
anxiety: I feel _____.
Make an adjective:
anxiety: I feel ANXIOUS.
Which is correct?
He was too TIRING / TIRED to study.
Which is correct?
He was too TIRED to study.
The therapist's approach was _____ (effective) than expected.
The therapist's approach was more effective than expected.
Make a question:
"______________ (you/ever/try) using art therapy with your patients?"
"Have you ever tried using art therapy with your patients?"
a person, who's willing to wait without complaining or feeling annoyed
Patient
Make a noun:
INSPIRE
Make a noun:
INSPIRATION
Which is correct?
Peter is very SATISFIED/SATISFYING with his new car.
Which is correct?
Peter is very SATISFIED with his new car.
This research study is _____ (significant) than the previous one.
This research study is more significant than the previous one.
Fill in the blank with the appropriate form of the verb:
"She __________ (just/complete) her training in cognitive-behavioral therapy."
"She has just completed her training in cognitive-behavioral therapy."
He's a _______ person, you can trust him and depend on him.
RELIABLE
Provide synonyms for 'be AFRAID of sth':
Provide synonyms for 'be AFRAID of sth':
frightened
scared
terrified
fearful
Which is correct?
These instructions are extremely CONFUSED/CONFUSING. Can you help me?
Which is correct?
These instructions are extremely CONFUSING. Can you help me?
Use the correct form:
They performed _______ (well) in the competition.
They performed better in the competition.
Form a negative sentence:
"He __________ (not/attend) any workshops on trauma therapy recently."
"He hasn't attended any workshops on trauma therapy recently."
strongly motivated to succeed, going to their goal (2-3 variants)
determined
decisive
goal-oriented
ambitious
Provide synonyms for the word SAD:
Provide synonyms for the word SAD:
gloomy
miserable
upset
unhappy
What's the meaning of:
GUT FEELING
gut feeling = intuition
Use 2 comparative forms:
She speaks English _______ (fluently) than her sister.
Her sister doesn't ____________ her.
She speaks English more fluently than her sister.
Her sister doesn't speak as fluently as her.
- I __________ (work) as a psychologist for five years.
- What /your first job? (be)
- I've worked as a psychologist for five years.
- What was your first job?
Name 4 types of temperaments and their main qualities.
choleric: determined, logical, independent, fact-based, disagreeable
sanguine: enthusiastic, social, enjoys meeting new people, charismatic
melancholic: serious, deep, sensitive, easily gets disappointed
phlegmatic: peaceful, easy-going, care about others, hide their emotions, unambitious
Replace the emotion with the synonyms:
She was so happy that she could hardly contain her excitement.
She was so glad/joyful/cheerful/pleased that she could hardly contain her excitement.
What's the meaning of the word
PERCEIVE
make a noun
PERCEIVE = to notice, see, or recognize something
PERCEPTION
Use the correct forms:
It was the ___________ (exciting) movie I ____ (see).
It was the most exciting movie I've seen.
How long / you / (be) familiar with schema therapy?
When / you first hear about it?
How long have you been familiar with schema therapy?
When did you first hear about it?