Exam 13: Therapies

Surveys indicate that about ________ percent of homeless people are mentally ill.

Aversive conditioning is aimed at ________.

Prefrontal lobotomies are rarely used today.

Alcoholics Anonymous is a particularly well-known ________ group.

Each of the following developed a major form of insight therapy except ________.

In client-centered therapy, therapists try to ________.

The psychoanalytic patient who lets his thoughts flow without interruption or inhibition is using ________.

Which of the following is not one of the reasons discussed in your text why patients and/or therapists select biological treatments?

Each of the following is true of antipsychotic drugs except that they ________.

Television ad campaigns aimed at educating people about AIDS before they are exposed to the disease are all forms of ________ prevention.

Antipsychotic drugs can have a number of unwanted and undesirable side effects.

Secondary prevention is based on intervention.

Stress-inoculation therapy is one type of ________ therapy.

Ron went to a therapist to learn why he is always so hostile and how he can become less demanding of people. The therapist asks that he bring his wife and children along with him when he comes for his second appointment. The therapist is probably a ________.

An advantage to group therapy is that groups ________.

The vast majority of people who seek therapy go into traditional analysis.

Showing a client how his or her irrational and self-defeating beliefs are causing problems is most characteristic of ________ therapy.

Arranging anxiety-provoking situations in a hierarchy would be characteristic of ________.

Recently evolving insight-oriented therapies ________.

Throughout most of their history, mental hospitals have not provided adequate care or therapy for their residents.