role play question please

Role Play Psychology Questions
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Abstract
The psychology of a person is one of the most significant aspects of a person’s life. It is, therefore, paramount that one’s mental wellbeing is kept at check to maintain a good psychological health. However, this would not be possible through psychologists and therapists who tend to find the root causes of psychological illnesses and try to find remedies through different strategies. This excerpt will entail questions that will be directed towards the ‘client’ in a trial therapy session. However, this is just a reflection of the real ordeal in life as it constitutes a role play where one student, the interviewer, acts as a therapist, while the interviewee, who is also a student, acts as a client. The questions will encompass therapy related questions that are intended to help the ‘client’ and uncover the underlying fictional psychological delinquency. The questions, just like an interview, will entail both closed and open-ended questions, and a balanced mixture will help make the ‘therapy session’ effective and answer yielding.
Role Play Psychology Questions
What has brought you here on this day?
When was the last time you saw a counselor? Have you ever seen one before? If so, what are the number of meetings and what was the agenda? Have you achieved the desired results of the sessions? What is the most significant thing you recall about the previous sessions? What did you think was right or wrong with the session?
From your point of view, how can you well describe the problem? What is your perception of the problem and how do you define it? What is your own personality’s description? What moments of your life, did you fell most achieved? From your angle, what do you think is the problem?
What is the feeling you get when faced with this problem? Do you consider yourself a pessimist or an optimist?
How do you cope with the problem? What is the frequency of the occurrence?
Do you see regard yourself as having a high or a low IQ? Why?
What actions do you take that alleviates the problem? Which worked best for you?
Would you be willing to make changes in your life? If you had the ability to change something in your life, what would it be?
What is the best description you can give about your mood?
What are your anticipations when coming here? Do you regard me as a relationship and communications coach? How many sessions have you approximate havely completed in order to realize your objectives? How will you know that you have achieved what you came here for?
What makes you happy, satisfied, and contented? And to what extremities would you be willing to go make this a reality? (O’Grady, 2014)
Reference
O’Grady, Dennis.

(2014). 10 Introductory Questions Therapists Commonly Ask. World of Psychology. Retrieved 31 May 2018, from https://psychcentral.com/blog/10-introductory-questions-therapists-commonly-ask/