Exam 14: Therapies

In psychoanalysis the technique whereby a patient reveals every thought, idea, or image that comes to mind is called ; the patient's attempt to avoid revealing certain thoughts is called .

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Question 21

How does participant modelling help people overcome fears?

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Question 22

How do traditional and integrated behavioural couple therapies differ?

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Question 23

Which of the following is a true statement about behaviour therapy?

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Question 24

Jeff's parents have set up a system that awards him points when he performs certain behaviours around the house. The points can then be exchanged for privileges such as watching television or going to a movie. This arrangement is similar to

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Question 25

Which of the following therapies has a history of being effective in treating highly disturbed individuals?

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Question 26

The hierarchy of fear, used by therapists working with clients who are undergoing systematic desensitization, consists of

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Question 27

What are some advantages of group therapy?

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Question 28

Which of the following is not a reason why psychosurgery is used so sparingly?

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Question 29

Thorazine, Risperdal, and Clozaril are antipsychotics that are primarily used to treat the symptoms of

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Question 30

In systematic desensitization, clients are exposed to the things they fear all at once so that their fear response becomes extinguished.

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Question 31

Behaviour therapists are more interested than psychodynamic therapists in

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Question 32

The client-centred therapy of Carl Rogers and the Gestalt therapy of Fritz Perls are described as

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Question 33

What would Freud say is occurring when a patient behaves toward the therapist the way he or she had behaved toward a significant person from the past?

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Question 34

Which combination is most effective for dealing with agoraphobia?

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Question 35

Psychotherapy usually involves a conversation between a therapist and a client.

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Question 36

Sidney is terribly afraid of riding in elevators. His therapist has him ride the elevator in an office building continuously until his fear subsides. The therapist used which therapeutic technique?

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Question 37

Discuss the use and present status of electroconvulsive therapy.

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Question 38

Which of the following is not a behaviour therapy based primarily on classical conditioning?

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Question 39

Psychotherapy involves the use of ________ to treat emotional and behavioural disorders.

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In psychoanalysis the technique whereby a patient reveals every thought, idea, or image that comes to mind is called ; the patient's attempt to avoid revealing certain thoughts is called .

How does participant modelling help people overcome fears?

How do traditional and integrated behavioural couple therapies differ?

Which of the following is a true statement about behaviour therapy?

Jeff's parents have set up a system that awards him points when he performs certain behaviours around the house. The points can then be exchanged for privileges such as watching television or going to a movie. This arrangement is similar to

Which of the following therapies has a history of being effective in treating highly disturbed individuals?

The hierarchy of fear, used by therapists working with clients who are undergoing systematic desensitization, consists of

What are some advantages of group therapy?

Which of the following is not a reason why psychosurgery is used so sparingly?

Thorazine, Risperdal, and Clozaril are antipsychotics that are primarily used to treat the symptoms of

In systematic desensitization, clients are exposed to the things they fear all at once so that their fear response becomes extinguished.

Behaviour therapists are more interested than psychodynamic therapists in

The client-centred therapy of Carl Rogers and the Gestalt therapy of Fritz Perls are described as

What would Freud say is occurring when a patient behaves toward the therapist the way he or she had behaved toward a significant person from the past?

Which combination is most effective for dealing with agoraphobia?

Psychotherapy usually involves a conversation between a therapist and a client.

Sidney is terribly afraid of riding in elevators. His therapist has him ride the elevator in an office building continuously until his fear subsides. The therapist used which therapeutic technique?

Discuss the use and present status of electroconvulsive therapy.

Which of the following is not a behaviour therapy based primarily on classical conditioning?

Psychotherapy involves the use of ________ to treat emotional and behavioural disorders.

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Exam 14: Therapies

In psychoanalysis the technique whereby a patient reveals every thought, idea, or image that comes to mind is called ________; the patient's attempt to avoid revealing certain thoughts is called ________.

How does participant modelling help people overcome fears?

How do traditional and integrated behavioural couple therapies differ?

Which of the following is a true statement about behaviour therapy?

Jeff's parents have set up a system that awards him points when he performs certain behaviours around the house. The points can then be exchanged for privileges such as watching television or going to a movie. This arrangement is similar to

Which of the following therapies has a history of being effective in treating highly disturbed individuals?

The hierarchy of fear, used by therapists working with clients who are undergoing systematic desensitization, consists of

What are some advantages of group therapy?

Which of the following is not a reason why psychosurgery is used so sparingly?

Thorazine, Risperdal, and Clozaril are antipsychotics that are primarily used to treat the symptoms of

In systematic desensitization, clients are exposed to the things they fear all at once so that their fear response becomes extinguished.

Behaviour therapists are more interested than psychodynamic therapists in

The client-centred therapy of Carl Rogers and the Gestalt therapy of Fritz Perls are described as

What would Freud say is occurring when a patient behaves toward the therapist the way he or she had behaved toward a significant person from the past?

Which combination is most effective for dealing with agoraphobia?

Psychotherapy usually involves a conversation between a therapist and a client.

Sidney is terribly afraid of riding in elevators. His therapist has him ride the elevator in an office building continuously until his fear subsides. The therapist used which therapeutic technique?

Discuss the use and present status of electroconvulsive therapy.

Which of the following is not a behaviour therapy based primarily on classical conditioning?

Psychotherapy involves the use of ________ to treat emotional and behavioural disorders.

Introduction to Psychology

Biology and Behaviour

Sensation and Perception

States of Consciousness

Learning

Memory

Cognition, Language, and Intelligence

Development

Motivation and Emotion

Social Psychology

Personality, Theory and Assessment

Health and Stress

Psychological Disorders

Filters

In psychoanalysis the technique whereby a patient reveals every thought, idea, or image that comes to mind is called ; the patient's attempt to avoid revealing certain thoughts is called .