Therapist Course Post-Test Jay Reid December 16, 2022 Leave a Comment Think about a caregiver or partner whom you think may have narcissistically abused you How often were the following statements true about this person? Three ways a grandiose narcissist negatively impacts others are: Three ways a grandiose narcissist negatively impacts others are: Acts Intrusively Is Domineering Is Intrusive All of the above The first step in Case Conceptualization through the lens of Control-Mastery Theory is: Assessing Client's Goals for Therapy Identifying Client's Key Traumas Identifying Client's Pathogenic Beliefs Which of these is NOT a pathogenic belief commonly held by scapegoat survivors of narcissistic abuse: I don't deserve protection I am defective I am physically disgusting My needs are more important than others' needs True/False: Client goals that identify the problem as needing more positive experiences for themselves or finding solutions for external situations are healthy. True False I ask myself what s(he) would think before I consider my own point of view. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often (S)he explodes into rages at me. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often (S)he asks me about what is important to me. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often (S)he is genuinely concerned about my happiness. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often (S)he questions my decisions. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often (S)he probably tells others private things about me. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often I feel like I cannot trust this person. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often I do not feel emotionally safe around this person. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often I do not feel physically safe around this person. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often I am reluctant to disagree with this person. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often (S)he finds fault with my choice in friends. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often (S)he mocks and/or subtly puts me down around others. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often I feel less like myself when I am around this person. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often I am afraid of this person leaving or rejecting me. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often (S)he blames me when things don't go how they want them to. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often This person says things that upset me then tells me I am overreacting. Never Rarely Occasionally Very Often To see your results please enter your email address below and click Submit: First Name Time's up
