The Modern View of the Use of Play in Therapy

question 24

Multiple Choice

The modern view of the use of play in therapy, unlike the view expressed in the 1920's, puts an emphasis on

• A) shorter treatments.
• B) specific, predetermined, goals and strategies.
• C) an avoidance of heavily symbolic interpretations.
• D) the quality of the therapist-child relationship.
• E) all of the above

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Definitions:

Multiple Partners

Engaging in sexual activities with more than one partner, either simultaneously or serially, differing in context from monogamous relationships.

Sexual Fantasies

Mental images or thoughts about sexual desires or activities, which may or may not be intended to be acted upon.

Masturbation Frequency

The rate or interval at which an individual engages in self-stimulation of their genitals.

Perceived Pleasure

The subjective experience of enjoyment or satisfaction, particularly in the context of sexual activity.