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The RPT (Registered Play Therapist) credential from the Association for Play Therapy is awarded based on what kind of process?
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Which of the following is NOT a qualifying master's-level licensure field for the RPT credential?
How many clock hours of play therapy instruction does APT require for RPT applicants?
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How many direct play therapy client-contact hours are required for the RPT?
Who may provide the required play therapy supervision for an RPT applicant?
Who is widely credited with developing non-directive, child-centered play therapy and writing the 8 basic principles for therapists?
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Who founded the Center for Play Therapy at the University of North Texas and is considered the leading modern proponent of Child-Centered Play Therapy (CCPT)?
Charles Schaefer is best known for articulating which organizing framework in play therapy?
The four categories of the Therapeutic Powers of Play (Schaefer & Drewes) are:
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Which of Axline's 8 basic principles is often summarized as 'follow the child's lead'?
Filial therapy, in which parents are trained to conduct structured play sessions with their own child, was originally developed by:
Child Parent Relationship Therapy (CPRT) is typically delivered in how many sessions?
The four phases of Adlerian play therapy (Kottman) are:
The four dimensions of Theraplay are:
The Marschak Interaction Method (MIM) is a structured assessment used primarily within which model?
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Cognitive-Behavioral Play Therapy (CBPT) was primarily developed by:
Gestalt play therapy, with its emphasis on awareness, contact, and experiential techniques, is most associated with which clinician?
Sandplay therapy — a Jungian approach using miniatures in a sand tray — was developed by:
Landreth organized the recommended playroom toys into three functional categories. They are:
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According to Landreth, toys should be 'selected, not collected.' What does this mean?
The A-C-T model of therapeutic limit-setting (Landreth) stands for:
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In CCPT, 'tracking' refers to:
A 6-year-old in CCPT points to the bop bag and says, 'I'll hit him if he's bad.' The therapist's most CCPT-consistent reflection is:
Landreth describes four therapist 'Be With' attitudes. Which is NOT one of them?
Piaget's preoperational stage corresponds most closely to which age range and which clinical consideration?
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Erikson's psychosocial stage for ages roughly 3-6 is:
Vygotsky's 'Zone of Proximal Development' (ZPD) refers to:
Mary Ainsworth's Strange Situation identifies four primary infant attachment classifications. Which category was added later by Main and Solomon for infants with contradictory/fragmented responses (often linked to frightening caregivers)?
John Bowlby's central concept in attachment theory is that infants have an innate motivation to:
ACES stands for:
The Trauma Symptom Checklist for Young Children (TSCYC) is:
In the DSM-5-TR, a child under 6 with intense persistent fear, nightmares, and avoidance following exposure to a car accident would most likely meet criteria for:
Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) in DSM-5-TR requires:
Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder (DSED) in DSM-5-TR is primarily characterized by:
A child consistently speaks at home but does not speak at school or with extended family. Best DSM-5-TR fit is:
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Which therapeutic approach is considered the strongest evidence-based trauma treatment for children ages 3-18 and is commonly adapted with play-based and creative components?
The 'PRACTICE' acronym in TF-CBT refers to:
EMDR with children typically differs from adult EMDR primarily in:
Play-based interventions for children with ASD most often need to emphasize:
Kevin O'Connor's ecosystemic play therapy emphasizes that assessment and intervention must include:
Prescriptive/integrative play therapy (Schaefer, Drewes) suggests that:
In CCPT, it is generally considered outside the role of the therapist to:
In group play therapy with young children, Sweeney and Homeyer recommend a group size of approximately:
Family play therapy approaches (e.g., Gil, Schaefer) typically integrate play with which primary modality?
A 5-year-old repeatedly stages dramatic car crashes and names a doll 'like me.' This is best understood as:
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