Question 1

Which of the following is NOT part of the conflict-based triangle of insight?

Accepted Answer

A)  Client's wish, aim, or drive. 
B)  Counselor's observation of client body posture. 
C)  The threat or imagined threat that makes direct gratification of the wish impossible. 
D)  The defensive compromise. 
E)  Neither a nor b is a part of the conflict-based triangle of insight. 
A)  Client's wish, aim, or drive. 
B)  Counselor's observation of client body posture. 
C)  The threat or imagined threat that makes direct gratification of the wish impossible. 
D)  The defensive compromise. 
E)  Neither a nor b is a part of the conflict-based triangle of insight.

Question 2

Which of Freud's ego defense mechanisms is characteristic of a client being afraid to express aggression toward someone, so instead the client may behave in an excessively loving manner?

Accepted Answer

A)  Reaction formation. 
B)  Rationalization. 
C)  Denial. 
D)  Anger management. 
E)  Projection. 
A)  Reaction formation. 
B)  Rationalization. 
C)  Denial. 
D)  Anger management. 
E)  Projection.

Which of the following is NOT part of the conflict-based triangle of insight?

Which of Freud's ego defense mechanisms is characteristic of a client being afraid to express aggression toward someone, so instead the client may behave in an excessively loving manner?

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Exam 2: Psychoanalytic Approaches

Which of the following is NOT part of the conflict-based triangle of insight?

Which of Freud's ego defense mechanisms is characteristic of a client being afraid to express aggression toward someone, so instead the client may behave in an excessively loving manner?

Psychotherapy and Counseling Essentials: An Introduction

Individual Psychology and Adlerian Therapy

Existential Theory and Therapy

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Gestalt Theory and Therapy

Behavioral Theory and Therapy

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Family Systems Theory and Therapy

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