Exam 16: Integrative Therapies

Lazarus' view about the therapeutic relationship includes all of the following EXCEPT:

Which of the following is most descriptive of integration (as opposed to eclecticism)?

According to the textbook,the five most common contemporary combinations of theoretical orientations each included which of the following?

Which of the following statements is inconsistent with a multimodal therapeutic relationship?

In the vignette presented in the textbook,Lazarus' second response to the patient's question "Why do you have graves outside your office?" was:

The notion of an "authentic chameleon" is most likely to be criticized as equivalent to saying one should be a genuine phony by:

Like other forms of technical eclecticism,Lazarus' multimodal therapy is most concerned with:

The Unified Protocol focuses on four core strategies,including each of the following EXCEPT:

Recent reviews of outcome research on integrative psychotherapies have concluded that:

The Unified Protocol is most associated with:

In Wachtel's system,the "woolly mammoth" refers to:

Lazarus' methods are too active,too technical,and too dismissive of inner conflicts and insight-oriented contributions.This criticism of integrative therapies would probably be leveled by:

Controlled and comparative outcome research on Wachtel's cyclical psychodynamic therapy is:

Wachtel's phrase,"You can't go far in neutral," refers to:

In multimodal therapy,a BASIC I.D.chart listing the patient's problems is called a:

Of the following statements,which would be LEAST consistent with the probable future direction of integrative therapies?

Paul Wachtel is characterized by the text authors as an initially reluctant integrationist who,upon beginning to write a critical article of behavioral therapy,found several strengths of the behavioral perspective.These strengths included all of the following EXCEPT:

Although integrative therapists are proficient technique thieves,they have performed little controlled outcome research on their grand integrative creations.This criticism of integrative therapies would probably be leveled by:

For Wachtel,since interpersonal events perpetuate neurosis,the psychotherapist must:

Advocates of common factors,such as Bruce Wampold,argue that research supporting the differential effectiveness of certain psychotherapies is misleading for all of the following reasons EXCEPT: