Which of the following best describes the Gestalt therapy process?
a. A series of clearly defined stages from incongruence to congruence.
b. A series of clearly defined stages from internal locus of control to external locus of control.
c. A series of clearly defined stages where a client gets in touch with his or her split-off parts.
d. Peeling off layers of neurosis .
e. Defining the problem, exploring alternatives, experimenting with alternatives, and settling with the solution that yields the best results.
Question 2
Why is the process of Gestalt therapy so hard to pin down?
a. It has a greater range of acceptable practices than any other system.
b. Gestalt therapists are no interested in research or outcome studies.
c. There are too few practicing Gestalt therapists to identify a process.
d. Gestalt really isnt a therapy and therefore there is no process.
e. Those who practice Gestalt therapy do not want the process widely understood because it may compromise the integrity of the approach.
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