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Question 1

RTT holds that the mind operates on four key principles. Which principle states that what is expected tends to be realized?

Accepted Answer

Law of expectation

Answer

The law of expectation says that what the mind anticipates strongly—whether positive or negative—tends to materialize as behavior or physical reality.

Question 2

Which RTT concept explains why telling a client 'don't think about chocolate cake' paradoxically makes them think about it?

Accepted Answer

The ironic process theory applied via the law of reversed effect

Answer

RTT references the law of reversed effect—trying hard not to think of something causes the mind to focus on it—explaining why positive framing outperforms negation.

Question 3

During the RTT intake, a therapist asks 'What would it mean to you if this problem were resolved?' This question is designed to:

Accepted Answer

Uncover the secondary gain or deeper motivation driving change

Answer

Asking about the meaning of resolution helps the therapist understand both secondary gains that may resist change and the client's true motivational driver.

Question 4

RTT's 'three Ps of the mind' include that the mind is protective, powerful, and:

Accepted Answer

Primitive

Answer

RTT teaches that the mind is protective, powerful, and primitive—meaning it still runs on basic survival instincts that can create outdated, unhelpful responses.

Question 5

A client has successfully completed an RTT session for anxiety but reports no change after one week of listening to their recording. What is the FIRST recommended RTT therapist action?

Accepted Answer

Verify the client is listening daily and explore any resistance to change

Answer

RTT protocol first checks compliance with the recording before assuming treatment failure, as inconsistent listening is a common barrier to results.

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RTT RTT Methodology 4