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Psychotherapy (Glandon) 1. William Temple wrote that the heart of religion is a. an opinion about God b. logos c. noetic truth d. a personal relationship with God 2. Martin Thorton stated that ______ is the proper way to learn theology. a. prayer b. study c. reasoning d. penance What is the Problem? (VanKatwyk) 3. “You do not need to know what the problem is in order to solve it” is characteristic of a. psychoanalytic therapy b. behavior therapy c. solution-focused therapy d. family therapy Professional Chaplaincy (VandeCreek) 4. After researching 60 articles devoted to the topic of spirituality, the author found ___ references to professional chaplaincy. a. 2 b. 8 c. 14 d. 23 5. Many health professionals are not aware of professional chaplaincy because a. chaplaincy membership is small compared to other groups b. most chaplains work in in-patient facilities; most health professionals work in out-patient facilities c. most teachers of professional chaplaincy do not hold academic appointments d. all of the above Predicting Quality of Life (Burgener) 6. The results of this study showed that caregivers a. participated in more social activities b. engaged in fewer private religious behaviors c. had fewer visits from clergy/rabbis d. had more close friends Grief and Job Loss (Antezak) 7. The largest employer in the United States is a. AT&T b. IBM c. General Motors d. Manpower 8. To help redirect anger, Ann Kaiser Stearns recommends a. prayer and physical activity b. writing a hostile letter to a former employer c. sharing stories of how quickly others found jobs d. using clever statements such as “When God closes a door, He opens a window.” Suffering and Transformation (Barrett) 9. The roots of the word “forsaken” mean a. to be abandoned b. to seek out c. to lose comfort d. to despair 10. Through our suffering, we experience God as a. autonomous b. familiar c. rational and logical d. immediately responsive |
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