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The
treatment of psychological disorders through psychological methods,
such as talking about problems and exploring new ways of thinking and
acting, is known as
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Psychotherapy.
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An eclectic therapist
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Employs treatment methods from several approaches.
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Dr. It favors the object relations methods of psychotherapy. Dr. It primary goal is to
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Develop stable, supportive, nurturing relationships with clients.
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Which of the following therapy approaches is a modern variation on psychoanalysis?
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Interpersonal
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Therapist: "I trust your judgment regarding your decision to
discontinue treatment. I want to help you become aware of your feelings
and actions, but I know you can help yourself. I accept and support
your decision." Which type of psychotherapist is most likely to say this?
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Humanistic
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Kayla is seeing a new client who has an extremely different set of
beliefs from her own. When working with this client, Kayla feels that
she should be nonjudgmental and trusting, but she is having difficulty
acting this way toward this particular client. In this situation, Kayla
is therapeutically lacking
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congruence. |
A client says, "I have so much pressure! Work, school, family, dating….
I wonder how I can get it all done!" The therapist responds, "You seem
to have a lot of demands on your time." The therapist's comments best demonstrate
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Reflection.
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Which of the following is a basic feature of behavioral treatments?
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Carefully listing the behaviors and thoughts to be changed
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All of the following are behavioral treatments
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extinction. .flooding. modeling. |
In order to increase a student's class attendance, a teacher begins a
program in which she gives the student one plastic chip for every day
he attends class. At the end of every month, he can trade in the chips
he has earned for a toy. The more chips he has, the bigger the toy he
can get. The teacher is using
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A token economy.
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An individual who has the faulty belief that getting into medical
school is the only possible way to have a happy, fulfilling life and
who without going to medical school has no reason to live would have
this faulty belief directly attacked by the therapist in ______________
therapy.
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rational-emotive |
TJ
gets upset when his friend, Wes, is late in meeting him. TJ's therapist
wants TJ to replace the thought, "If Wes isn't here on time, I'll be
really mad," with "I know Wes is usually late, so what can I do to make
myself feel comfortable until he gets here?" TJ is most likely seeing a _____________ therapist who is teaching TJ to use _____________.
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Cognitive-behavior; cognitive restructuring
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Mary has a mental disorder and wants to see a therapist. She wants to
make sure to choose the best type of therapy for the most effective
treatment. What type of therapy should she choose?
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No single type of therapy has been proven to work better than all others for all types of disorders.
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Which of the following is not a criticism of empirically supported therapies (ESTs)?
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ESTs overemphasize the importance of developing a therapeutic relationship between client and therapist. |
The American Psychological Association's Ethical Principles and Code of Conduct provides that a therapist and client
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may not become sexually involved during treatment or for at least two years after treatment. |