Question 1

The most likely patient for cyclical psychodynamics to date is:

Accepted Answer

A) a family with a member with a psychotic disorder in an inpatient treatment setting. 
B) a family experiencing situational crises in an outpatient treatment setting. 
C) an individual with neurotic disorders in an inpatient treatment setting. 
D) an individual with neurotic disorders in an outpatient treatment setting. 
A) a family with a member with a psychotic disorder in an inpatient treatment setting. 
B) a family experiencing situational crises in an outpatient treatment setting. 
C) an individual with neurotic disorders in an inpatient treatment setting. 
D) an individual with neurotic disorders in an outpatient treatment setting.

Question 2

More than anything else,Lazarus' multimodal therapy:

Accepted Answer

A) is,at bottom,a behavioral therapy. 
B) is a successful example of theoretical integration. 
C) is mostly derived from a cognitive perspective. 
D) subscribes to Ockam's razor in its blend of technical eclecticism. 
A) is,at bottom,a behavioral therapy. 
B) is a successful example of theoretical integration. 
C) is mostly derived from a cognitive perspective. 
D) subscribes to Ockam's razor in its blend of technical eclecticism.

Question 3

Based on the research program of Beutler and his colleagues' prescriptive approach,it has been found that:

Accepted Answer

A) those clients with an externalizing coping style do best with insight-oriented approaches. 
B) those clients who tend to be highly resistant typically do not make use of self-directed therapies and benefit from more confrontational approaches. 
C) those clients with limited social support benefit most from nondirective or self-directed therapies. 
D) symptom-focused and skill-building interventions worked best for those with externalizing coping styles. 
A) those clients with an externalizing coping style do best with insight-oriented approaches. 
B) those clients who tend to be highly resistant typically do not make use of self-directed therapies and benefit from more confrontational approaches. 
C) those clients with limited social support benefit most from nondirective or self-directed therapies. 
D) symptom-focused and skill-building interventions worked best for those with externalizing coping styles.

Question 4

Wampold's meta-analytic studies of psychotherapy led him to conclude that the differential superiority of one psychotherapy over another is misleading for each of the following reasons EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) lack of client feedback about outcome during treatment. 
B) overestimation of particular treatment effects by ignoring therapist effects. 
C) lack of quivalence of comparative therapies in most randomized controlled trials. 
D) researcher allegiance effects are sufficiently large to account from differences among specific treatment approaches. 
A) lack of client feedback about outcome during treatment. 
B) overestimation of particular treatment effects by ignoring therapist effects. 
C) lack of quivalence of comparative therapies in most randomized controlled trials. 
D) researcher allegiance effects are sufficiently large to account from differences among specific treatment approaches.

Question 5

Which of the following was NOT one of the factors contributing to the psychotherapy integration movement?

Accepted Answer

A) Adequacy of one theoretical system for all patients and problems 
B) Development of professional societies for integration 
C) Proliferation of therapies 
D) Recognition that therapy commonalities play major roles in determining outcome 
A) Adequacy of one theoretical system for all patients and problems 
B) Development of professional societies for integration 
C) Proliferation of therapies 
D) Recognition that therapy commonalities play major roles in determining outcome

Question 6

An arbitrary and unsystematic blending of methods from two or more "schools" of psychotherapy is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A) eclecticism. 
B) integration. 
C) multimodalism. 
D) syncretism. 
A) eclecticism. 
B) integration. 
C) multimodalism. 
D) syncretism.

Question 7

All of the following probably represent core ingredients shared by any effective therapy EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) a positive therapeutic relationship. 
B) maximizing client hope and positive expectancy. 
C) problem-specific techniques. 
D) a hard-working client. 
A) a positive therapeutic relationship. 
B) maximizing client hope and positive expectancy. 
C) problem-specific techniques. 
D) a hard-working client.

Question 8

The approach to psychotherapy integration that attempts to identify the core components shared by different therapies is known as:

Accepted Answer

A) common factors . 
B) technical eclecticism. 
C) theoretical eclecticism. 
D) theoretical integration. 
A) common factors . 
B) technical eclecticism. 
C) theoretical eclecticism. 
D) theoretical integration.

Question 9

While the Unified Protocol is regarded as an integrative therapy,it draws most heavily on which of the following systems of psychotherapy?

Accepted Answer

A) Emotion-focused/experiential 
B) Behavioral 
C) Cognitive-behavior-acceptance 
D) Psychodynamic-behavioral 
A) Emotion-focused/experiential 
B) Behavioral 
C) Cognitive-behavior-acceptance 
D) Psychodynamic-behavioral

The most likely patient for cyclical psychodynamics to date is:

More than anything else,Lazarus' multimodal therapy:

Based on the research program of Beutler and his colleagues' prescriptive approach,it has been found that:

Wampold's meta-analytic studies of psychotherapy led him to conclude that the differential superiority of one psychotherapy over another is misleading for each of the following reasons EXCEPT:

Which of the following was NOT one of the factors contributing to the psychotherapy integration movement?

An arbitrary and unsystematic blending of methods from two or more "schools" of psychotherapy is referred to as:

All of the following probably represent core ingredients shared by any effective therapy EXCEPT:

The approach to psychotherapy integration that attempts to identify the core components shared by different therapies is known as:

While the Unified Protocol is regarded as an integrative therapy,it draws most heavily on which of the following systems of psychotherapy?

Defining and Comparing the Psychotherapies

Psychoanalytic Therapies

Psychodynamic Therapies

Existential Therapies

Person-Centered Therapies

Experiential Therapies

Interpersonal Therapies

Exposure Therapies

Behavior Therapies

Cognitive Therapies

Third-Ave Therapies

Systemic Therapies

Gender-Sensitive Therapies

Multicultural Therapies

Constructivist Therapies

Comparative Conclusions: Toward a Transtheoretical Therapy

Future of Psychotherapy

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Exam 16: Integrative Therapies

The most likely patient for cyclical psychodynamics to date is:

More than anything else,Lazarus' multimodal therapy:

Based on the research program of Beutler and his colleagues' prescriptive approach,it has been found that:

Wampold's meta-analytic studies of psychotherapy led him to conclude that the differential superiority of one psychotherapy over another is misleading for each of the following reasons EXCEPT:

Which of the following was NOT one of the factors contributing to the psychotherapy integration movement?

An arbitrary and unsystematic blending of methods from two or more "schools" of psychotherapy is referred to as:

All of the following probably represent core ingredients shared by any effective therapy EXCEPT:

The approach to psychotherapy integration that attempts to identify the core components shared by different therapies is known as:

While the Unified Protocol is regarded as an integrative therapy,it draws most heavily on which of the following systems of psychotherapy?

Defining and Comparing the Psychotherapies

Psychoanalytic Therapies

Psychodynamic Therapies

Existential Therapies

Person-Centered Therapies

Experiential Therapies

Interpersonal Therapies

Exposure Therapies

Behavior Therapies

Cognitive Therapies

Third-Ave Therapies

Systemic Therapies

Gender-Sensitive Therapies

Multicultural Therapies

Constructivist Therapies

Comparative Conclusions: Toward a Transtheoretical Therapy

Future of Psychotherapy

Filters