Question 1

For multimodal therapy, the goals of therapy can be described

Accepted Answer

A) after listening to client dreams. 
B) by delineating the behaviors that the client wishes to change. 
C) in terms of unconditional positive regard. 
D) in terms of the seven basic modalities. 
A) after listening to client dreams. 
B) by delineating the behaviors that the client wishes to change. 
C) in terms of unconditional positive regard. 
D) in terms of the seven basic modalities. D

Question 2

When a multimodal therapist observes a client describing emotional events in a matter of fact way, the therapist is

Accepted Answer

A) bridging the gap between client and therapist. 
B) experiencing his own firing order. 
C) time tripping. 
D) tracking the client. 
A) bridging the gap between client and therapist. 
B) experiencing his own firing order. 
C) time tripping. 
D) tracking the client. D

Question 3

Which of the following theories tracks changes in the client?

Accepted Answer

A) Lazarus's multimodal approach 
B) Prochaska's transtheoretical approach 
C) Wachtel's cyclical psychodynamic therapy 
D) narrative therapy 
A) Lazarus's multimodal approach 
B) Prochaska's transtheoretical approach 
C) Wachtel's cyclical psychodynamic therapy 
D) narrative therapy A

Question 4

Which of the following is NOT one of Lazarus's seven major modalities?

Accepted Answer

A) affect 
B) behavior 
C) sensation 
D) transference 
A) affect 
B) behavior 
C) sensation 
D) transference

Question 5

Lazarus's multimodal approach is based on the following theory of personality:

Accepted Answer

A) choice theory. 
B) operant conditioning. 
C) rational hedonism. 
D) social learning theory. 
A) choice theory. 
B) operant conditioning. 
C) rational hedonism. 
D) social learning theory.

Question 6

In Wachtel's cyclical psychodynamic therapy, if Pedro is understanding why his anxiety about being alone developed, Wachtel might use this technique to reduce his anxiety.

Accepted Answer

A) countertransference 
B) interpretation of authentic communication 
C) relaxation 
D) transference 
A) countertransference 
B) interpretation of authentic communication 
C) relaxation 
D) transference

Question 7

In their transtheoretical approach, Prochaska and Norcross define 5 levels of problems.Which one of these is not one of the 5 problems?

Accepted Answer

A) family conflicts 
B) interpersonal 
C) maladaptive thoughts 
D) phobias 
A) family conflicts 
B) interpersonal 
C) maladaptive thoughts 
D) phobias

Question 8

When a multimodal therapist observes a client crying, then expressing his sadness verbally, and then talking about his relationship with his wife, the multimodal therapist is ____________ the client.

Accepted Answer

A) bridging 
B) deserting 
C) tracking 
D) watching 
A) bridging 
B) deserting 
C) tracking 
D) watching

Question 9

According to Prochaska's transtheoretical therapy, the first level of psychological change to work with are the

Accepted Answer

A) symptoms 
B) maladaptive thoughts 
C) interpersonal conflicts 
D) family conflicts 
A) symptoms 
B) maladaptive thoughts 
C) interpersonal conflicts 
D) family conflicts

Question 10

In part because of the attention to problems such as stopping smoking, this approach has been the subject of the most research.

Accepted Answer

A) multimodal therapy (technical eclecticism) 
B) Prochaska and Norcross's transtheoretical approach 
C) solution-focused therapy 
D) Wachtel's cyclical psychodynamic therapy. 
A) multimodal therapy (technical eclecticism) 
B) Prochaska and Norcross's transtheoretical approach 
C) solution-focused therapy 
D) Wachtel's cyclical psychodynamic therapy.

Question 11

Multimodal therapy makes use of techniques from

Accepted Answer

A) behavior therapy 
B) gestalt therapy 
C) person-centered therapy 
D) all of the above 
A) behavior therapy 
B) gestalt therapy 
C) person-centered therapy 
D) all of the above

Question 12

Wachtel's cyclical psychodynamic model is an example of this integrative model.

Accepted Answer

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

Question 13

In his multimodal approach, Lazarus borrows from many theories.Which is he LEAST likely to borrow from?

Accepted Answer

A) behavioral 
B) cognitive 
C) existential 
D) gestalt 
A) behavioral 
B) cognitive 
C) existential 
D) gestalt

Question 14

Which of the following processes of change in Prochaska's transtheoretical therapy is not based on principles of behavior therapy?

Accepted Answer

A) contingency management 
B) counter conditioning 
C) environmental reevaluation 
D) stimulus control 
A) contingency management 
B) counter conditioning 
C) environmental reevaluation 
D) stimulus control

Question 15

Which of the following is NOT one of Lazarus's seven major modalities?

Accepted Answer

A) affect 
B) interpersonal relationships 
C) time tripping 
D) sensation. 
A) affect 
B) interpersonal relationships 
C) time tripping 
D) sensation.

Question 16

The theoretical model that combines personality concepts and therapeutic techniques of one theory with those of one or more other theories is called

Accepted Answer

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

Question 17

In his multimodal approach, Lazarus borrows from many theories.Which is he MOST likely to borrow from?

Accepted Answer

A) behavior therapy 
B) gestalt therapy 
C) REBT 
D) reality therapy 
A) behavior therapy 
B) gestalt therapy 
C) REBT 
D) reality therapy

Question 18

Which of the following is one of the stages in Prochaska's transtheoretical approach?

Accepted Answer

A) consciousness raising 
B) maladaptive thoughts 
C) precontemplation 
D) social liberation 
A) consciousness raising 
B) maladaptive thoughts 
C) precontemplation 
D) social liberation

Question 19

The integrative approach in which one personality theory and its therapeutic techniques are used as the major approach and other theories are used to support it is called

Accepted Answer

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

Question 20

According to Lazarus's multimodal approach, fantasies and dreams would fit into this category.

Accepted Answer

A) affect 
B) cognition 
C) imagery 
D) sensation 
A) affect 
B) cognition 
C) imagery 
D) sensation

For multimodal therapy, the goals of therapy can be described

When a multimodal therapist observes a client describing emotional events in a matter of fact way, the therapist is

Which of the following theories tracks changes in the client?

Which of the following is NOT one of Lazarus's seven major modalities?

Lazarus's multimodal approach is based on the following theory of personality:

In Wachtel's cyclical psychodynamic therapy, if Pedro is understanding why his anxiety about being alone developed, Wachtel might use this technique to reduce his anxiety.

In their transtheoretical approach, Prochaska and Norcross define 5 levels of problems.Which one of these is not one of the 5 problems?

When a multimodal therapist observes a client crying, then expressing his sadness verbally, and then talking about his relationship with his wife, the multimodal therapist is ____________ the client.

According to Prochaska's transtheoretical therapy, the first level of psychological change to work with are the

In part because of the attention to problems such as stopping smoking, this approach has been the subject of the most research.

Multimodal therapy makes use of techniques from

Wachtel's cyclical psychodynamic model is an example of this integrative model.

In his multimodal approach, Lazarus borrows from many theories.Which is he LEAST likely to borrow from?

Which of the following processes of change in Prochaska's transtheoretical therapy is not based on principles of behavior therapy?

Which of the following is NOT one of Lazarus's seven major modalities?

The theoretical model that combines personality concepts and therapeutic techniques of one theory with those of one or more other theories is called

In his multimodal approach, Lazarus borrows from many theories.Which is he MOST likely to borrow from?

Which of the following is one of the stages in Prochaska's transtheoretical approach?

The integrative approach in which one personality theory and its therapeutic techniques are used as the major approach and other theories are used to support it is called

According to Lazarus's multimodal approach, fantasies and dreams would fit into this category.

Introduction

Psychoanalysis

Jungian Therapy and Analysis

Adlerian Therapy

Existential Therapy

Person-Centered Therapy

Gestalt Therapy: an Experiential Therapy

Behavior Therapy

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

Cognitive Therapy

Reality Therapy

Constructivist Approaches

Feminist Therapy: a Multicultural Approach

Family Therapy

Other Psychotherapies

Comparison and Critique

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Exam 16: Integrative Therapies

For multimodal therapy, the goals of therapy can be described

When a multimodal therapist observes a client describing emotional events in a matter of fact way, the therapist is

Which of the following theories tracks changes in the client?

Which of the following is NOT one of Lazarus's seven major modalities?

Lazarus's multimodal approach is based on the following theory of personality:

In Wachtel's cyclical psychodynamic therapy, if Pedro is understanding why his anxiety about being alone developed, Wachtel might use this technique to reduce his anxiety.

In their transtheoretical approach, Prochaska and Norcross define 5 levels of problems.Which one of these is not one of the 5 problems?

When a multimodal therapist observes a client crying, then expressing his sadness verbally, and then talking about his relationship with his wife, the multimodal therapist is ____________ the client.

According to Prochaska's transtheoretical therapy, the first level of psychological change to work with are the

In part because of the attention to problems such as stopping smoking, this approach has been the subject of the most research.

Multimodal therapy makes use of techniques from

Wachtel's cyclical psychodynamic model is an example of this integrative model.

In his multimodal approach, Lazarus borrows from many theories.Which is he LEAST likely to borrow from?

Which of the following processes of change in Prochaska's transtheoretical therapy is not based on principles of behavior therapy?

Which of the following is NOT one of Lazarus's seven major modalities?

The theoretical model that combines personality concepts and therapeutic techniques of one theory with those of one or more other theories is called

In his multimodal approach, Lazarus borrows from many theories.Which is he MOST likely to borrow from?

Which of the following is one of the stages in Prochaska's transtheoretical approach?

The integrative approach in which one personality theory and its therapeutic techniques are used as the major approach and other theories are used to support it is called

According to Lazarus's multimodal approach, fantasies and dreams would fit into this category.

Introduction

Psychoanalysis

Jungian Therapy and Analysis

Adlerian Therapy

Existential Therapy

Person-Centered Therapy

Gestalt Therapy: an Experiential Therapy

Behavior Therapy

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

Cognitive Therapy

Reality Therapy

Constructivist Approaches

Feminist Therapy: a Multicultural Approach

Family Therapy

Other Psychotherapies

Comparison and Critique

Filters