According to Moustakas' Observations of Disturbed Children in Play Therapy

question 5

Multiple Choice

According to Moustakas' observations of disturbed children in play therapy, which of the following expressions usually occur in the second identifiable stage of the therapeutic process?

• A) Ambivalent feelings that are generally anxious or hostile (pp. 20-21)
• B) Ambivalent positive and negative feelings and attitudes toward parents, siblings, and other persons in the child's life
• C) Clear, distinct, separate, usually realistic positive and negative attitudes, with positive attitudes predominating in the child's play
• D) Diffuse negative feelings
• E) Focused direct negative feelings toward parents, siblings, and other persons in the child's life

Analyze the role of reflexes present at birth and their significance for survival and development.

Grasp how perception guides action according to the ecological view and its comparison with constructivist perspectives.

Understand the developmental milestones in gross motor coordination during the first year of life.

Compare and contrast changes in infants' visual and auditory capabilities over time.

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Definitions:

Warm And Trustful

Describes a personality trait or interpersonal style characterized by friendliness, positivity, and a willingness to trust others.

Moody And Irritable

Emotional states characterized by frequent changes in mood and easily provoked annoyance or anger.

Attachment Theory

A theoretical perspective that draws on psychoanalytic thought to describe the development and importance of human attachments to emotionally significant other people.

Empirical Evidence

Information obtained through observation or experimentation that can be used to verify or disprove a theory or hypothesis.