Match the Seven Principles for the Rationale for Setting Therapeutic

question 12

Multiple Choice

Match the seven principles for the rationale for setting therapeutic limits with its corresponding description
-Limits promote consistency in the playroom environment

• A) Accept the child's need to break the limit, helping the child become aware of his or her behavior
• B) Enables the child to express the unacceptable behavior symbolically
• C) Facilitate transference of experiences and learning to life outside of the playroom
• D) Help children feel secure
• E) Prohibit direct aggressive physical acting out on the therapist
• F) Provide opportunities for the child to bring him or herself under control
• G) Provide structure to the environment and the relationship

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Definitions:

Consensual Sex

Sexual activity that involves the express agreement of all participants, emphasizing the importance of mutual consent and respect.

Intoxicated

The state of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs to the extent that physical and mental control is markedly diminished.

Forcibly

Using physical strength or power to make something happen or to make someone do something against their will.

Acute Phase

A period in the progression of a disease where symptoms are at their most severe.