Match the Personality Characteristics of Play Therapists with Descriptors

question 20

Multiple Choice

Match the personality characteristics of play therapists with descriptors.
-Open-Minded

• A) Accepts and adapts to the unexpected with an attitude of willingness to be receptive to the new
• B) Accepts the child's choice to play or not to play, to talk or not to talk. The child does not need to change or behave in any particular way to receive the therapist's acceptance
• C) Admits to being vulnerable and being inaccurate in personal perceptions at times
• D) Considers and relates to children on the basis of their own merit, who they are rather than who they have been described to be
• E) Does not need facts or answers about a child and is content with the process of not knowing what a child's behavior should mean
• F) Is loving and compassionate
• G) Recognizes and accepts personal limitations without any sense of threat to feelings of adequacy
• H) Responds to the child as a person who is capable of being more than he or she is at the moment
• I) Should be able to appreciate the humor in what the child experiences
• J) Waits with eager expectancy for the child to come forth at the child's own pace

Explain the concept of memory capacity and factors influencing it.

Understand the use of rehearsal, chunking, and other strategies to enhance memory.

Understand the different types of memory and their characteristics.

Identify and explain the various processes and systems involved in memory, including encoding, storage, and retrieval.

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Definitions:

Signals

Forms of communication or stimuli that elicit a response in biological systems or electronic devices.

Interneurons

Neurons that transmit signals between sensory neurons and motor neurons, playing a critical role in reflexes and neural circuits.

Sensory Information

involves data processed by sensory systems, allowing organisms to perceive their environment.

Nervous System

A complex network of nerves and cells that transmit signals between different parts of the body; it is responsible for coordinating and regulating bodily functions.