Exam 2: Case Approach to Psychoanalytic Therapy

Insight in analytic therapy typically requires the client to experience therapeutic regression and the "working through" of distortions in the context of the therapeutic relationship.These processes:

From a psychoanalytic perspective, if the focus of treatment is limited to individual symptoms, it is likely that:

Assessment of an individual client's need for analytic therapy would include:

Which of the following statements about the psychodynamic approaches is not true?

What fundamental interest is a critical distinction between analytic therapy and other approaches?

Repeating interpretations of a client's behavior and overcoming his/her resistance, allowing the client to resolve his/her neurotic patterns is called:

Treatment techniques of psychoanalytic psychotherapy include all except:

A headache might serve to keep a client sexually distant from her husband while also providing a pretext for avoiding social contacts that might threaten her marriage.This is an example of: