Stress Management- Art Therapy – Flashcards
Unlock all answers in this set
Unlock answersquestion
It was not until this decade that art therapy emerged as its own discipline. 1940s 1970s 1960s 1950s
answer
NOT 1970's, 1960s,
question
This statement is not true about the interpretation of art therapy. Catharsis is more important than interpretation. Although each color seems to be archetypal, there are different meanings. In the hands of a qualified expert, interpretation is rather obvious. The most important factor is the patient/client's impressions.
answer
NOT The most important factor is the patient/client's impressions, Although each color seems to be archetypal, there are different meanings, In the hands of a qualified expert, interpretation is rather obvious,
question
Among the coping techniques listed below, this is known to offer promising relief to war veterans with PTSD.
answer
Art therapy
question
It is believed that the professional roots of art therapy originated from the works of:
answer
NOT Dr. Carl Jung, Dr Bernie,
question
Dr. Carl Simonton is credited with introducing art therapy to this population of people.
answer
Cancer patients
question
According to Dr. Bernie Siegel, who used art therapy with his cancer patients, the color red typically suggests: emotional peaks, anger, and love. a change in one's health status. a greater sense of spirituality. vibrant energy.
answer
emotional peaks, anger, and love.
question
This medium is thought to be the best to elicit feelings and emotions for non-verbal self-expression. Crayons Clay Pastels Colored pencils All of the above
answer
NOT All of the above, Crayons, Colored pencils,
question
The archetypal use of this color in art therapy is suggested to represent ambiguity.
answer
Grey
question
The following coping technique is noted for its strength as a non-verbal coping technique: Hatha yoga T'ai Chi Resource management Art therapy
answer
Hatha yoga
question
According to Dr. Bernie Siegel, who used art therapy with his cancer patients, the color orange typically suggests: a change in one's health status. feeling grounded to the earth. a greater sense of spirituality. remorse and guilt.
answer
A change in one's health status
question
The following statement is true regarding art therapy. omen doodle more than men. Colors are not as important as the image itself. Every mark, color, image, and line drawn has a relevant meaning. Non-verbal expression is more important than verbal expression.
answer
Every mark, color, image, and line drawn has a relevant meaning.
question
Art therapy is thought to be a good coping technique because: it increases awareness through non-verbal expression. it allows the expression of non-verbal thoughts. it balances right (non-verbal) and left (verbal) brain functions. it allows for the release of toxic thoughts from the unconscious mind. All of the above
answer
it increases awareness through non-verbal expression.
question
Men, more so than women, tend to draw _________ when they doodle. Sports cars Faces Airplanes Geometric shapes
answer
Geometric shapes
question
The archetypal use of this color in art therapy is suggested to represent a spiritual nature. Red White Blue Purple
answer
Blue
question
According to Dr. Bernie Siegel, who used art therapy with his cancer patients, the color purple typically suggests: Catharsis is more important than interpretation. Although each color seems to be archetypal, there are different meanings. a greater sense of spirituality The most important factor is the patient/client's impressions.
answer
a greater sense of spirituality
question
The archetypal use of this color in art therapy is suggested to represent passion. Red Purple White Green
answer
Red
question
The following can be said with validity about doodling. Doodles are not yet considered a form of art therapy. Aggression is expressed in dark, heavy, and jagged lines. Horizontal lines convey fear and anxiety. Doodles occupy the mind, rather than create a sense of self-awareness.
answer
Aggression is expressed in dark, heavy, and jagged lines.
question
The archetypal use of this color in art therapy is suggested to represent energy. Black Yellow White Magenta
answer
Yellow
question
The archetypal use of this color in art therapy is suggested to represent change. Grey Purple Red Orange
answer
Orange
