Exam 11: Third-Ave Therapies

The "acceptance" in ACT refers to:

The psychologist primarily credited with developing dialectical behavior therapy is:

Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT)was initially developed to:

From the perspective of ACT,a core process of psychopathology is:

The text authors suggest that from a psychoanalytic perspective,third-wave therapies have:

Mindfulness or a present moment focus is an example of which process of change?

From the perspective of ACT,cognitive restructuring in CBT:

Which of the following ACT techniques is an example of counterconditioning?

Among formerly depressed individuals,the tendency to react to mild changes in mood with large changes in thinking is known as:

From the perspective of ACT,a central controlling context on behavior is:

The ACT process of holding thoughts as hypotheses rather than literal truths is called:

The text authors note that DBT is currently used to treat:

The "dialectic" in DBT refers to the ability of the client and therapist to:

Chen and colleagues' (2012)meta-analysis of meditative therapies found that studies conducted in Eastern countries (India,China,Japan)compared to Western countries showed:

As described by the text authors,the DBT therapeutic relationship generally shifts across which of the following stances as therapy progresses?

DBT integrates and encourages acceptance of which of the following Buddhist ideas?

The incorporation of mindfulness practices into traditional CBT has sometimes been called:

In contrast to treating single symptoms or simple problems,DBT targets:

The psychologist primarily credited with developing acceptance and commitment therapy is:

ACT is most likely to promote the idea that: