Exam 1: Introduction

These contain propositions about what should be.

Health maintenance organizations (HMOs) never limit the number of therapy sessions they will reimburse during a year for each insured person.

Heather is learning about the various theoretical orientations through coursework, talking with practitioners, and experience. She is most likely in which of Watts' stages of theory Development?

Western theoretical approaches have failed to appropriately deal with the needs of culturally diverse clients.

When you incorporate techniques from other counseling theories into your personal approach to therapy, a process known as:

This is conceived as a process concerned with helping normally functioning or healthy people to achieve their goals or to function more appropriately.

Psychotherapy integration is based on what key beliefs?

Most therapy theories have this type of worldview:

What did Mahoney and Craine's (1991) study show?

The fifth force of psychology is:

The first force of therapy is characterized by which therapy model?

Dr. Raja has been able to fit his own values well with the theoretical orientation that he has chosen to practice. He is working on clarifying his values and their relationship to his Therapeutic work. He is most likely in which of Watts' stages of theory development?

Psychotherapy is considered to be more long term than counseling.

List the four criteria theories may be measured against.

Therapists who see psychotherapy integration primarily as a position to be arrived at tend to emphasize bringing together two or more theoretical approaches to produce a new integrative theory that stands on its own.

Which is NOT true of psychological theories?

Which is NOT a consideration when developing one's psychotherapy integration?

What is the purpose of a theory in psychotherapy?

Which is true of Western psychotherapy?

Discuss the value of being neutral in the helping process.