Question 1

______ refers to learning to perceive thoughts as only thoughts in ACT.

Accepted Answer

A)  self as perspective 
B)  values 
C)  cognitive defusion 
D)  acceptance 
A)  self as perspective 
B)  values 
C)  cognitive defusion 
D)  acceptance C

Question 2

Functional contextualism is distinguished from other approaches by which of the
Following values?

Accepted Answer

A)  it is holistic 
B)  the role of context is central in understanding events 
C)  the criterion for truth is pragmatic 
D)  all of the above 
A)  it is holistic 
B)  the role of context is central in understanding events 
C)  the criterion for truth is pragmatic 
D)  all of the above D

Question 3

Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) was conceived by _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  Steven Hayes 
B)  William Wundt 
C)  Marsha Linehan 
D)  Steve de Shazer and Insoo Kim Berg 
A)  Steven Hayes 
B)  William Wundt 
C)  Marsha Linehan 
D)  Steve de Shazer and Insoo Kim Berg C

Question 4

Mariah came to therapy because she feels she is stuck on one version of herself and
Is having difficulty growing and experiencing herself in other life contexts. ACT
Would say she is experiencing difficulty with ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  conceptualized self 
B)  ego functioning 
C)  reality transformation 
D)  spontaneous living 
A)  conceptualized self 
B)  ego functioning 
C)  reality transformation 
D)  spontaneous living

Question 5

Evaluate the utility of mindfulness approaches (both ACT and DBT) utility for clients who are of diverse backgrounds. What are its strengths and drawbacks?

Accepted Answer

Mindfulness approaches, such as Acceptan

Question 6

The goal of healthy living is not so much to feel good, but rather to feel good. This is
A basic tenet of ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Dialectical behavioral therapy 
B)  Acceptance and commitment therapy 
C)  Solution-focused therapy 
D)  Narrative therapy 
A)  Dialectical behavioral therapy 
B)  Acceptance and commitment therapy 
C)  Solution-focused therapy 
D)  Narrative therapy

Question 7

John has a tendency to blindly take events and experiences as basic truths about
Himself. He has difficulty with ______, according to ACT?

Accepted Answer

A)  acceptance 
B)  cognitive defusion 
C)  commitment 
D)  self as perspective 
A)  acceptance 
B)  cognitive defusion 
C)  commitment 
D)  self as perspective

Question 8

Case conceptualization (Hayes et al., 2010) in ACT includes all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  assessing client motivation 
B)  analyzing the presenting problem 
C)  self-diagnosis using standard measures 
D)  looking at variables affecting psychological flexibility 
A)  assessing client motivation 
B)  analyzing the presenting problem 
C)  self-diagnosis using standard measures 
D)  looking at variables affecting psychological flexibility

Question 9

Dialectical behavior therapy focuses particularly on _______________.

Accepted Answer

A)  anxiety disorder 
B)  borderline personality disorder 
C)  neurosis 
D)  post-traumatic stress disorder 
A)  anxiety disorder 
B)  borderline personality disorder 
C)  neurosis 
D)  post-traumatic stress disorder

Question 10

Discuss evaluation of mindfulness approaches (both ACT and DBT) in terms of outcome and theory testing.

Accepted Answer

Mindfulness approaches such as Acceptanc

Question 11

Drew is working with one of his impulsive clients to use distraction and thinking of
Pros and cons before he lashes out at others. He is also teaching him some
Self-soothing skills. These _________ techniques are very important in DBT.

Accepted Answer

A)  core mindfulness skills 
B)  case management strategies 
C)  entering the paradox 
D)  distress tolerance skills 
A)  core mindfulness skills 
B)  case management strategies 
C)  entering the paradox 
D)  distress tolerance skills

Question 12

The philosophy behind ACT is known as _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  functional contextualism 
B)  functional operationalism 
C)  dialectics 
D)  cognitive fusion 
A)  functional contextualism 
B)  functional operationalism 
C)  dialectics 
D)  cognitive fusion

Question 13

Ryan has recently begun to experience difficulties in his marriage. He began
Acceptance and commitment therapy to address the problem. The therapist might
Use _______ to help him with his relationship issues.

Accepted Answer

A)  The willingness dial 
B)  The empty chair technique 
C)  Dialectical reasoning 
D)  Transference analysis 
A)  The willingness dial 
B)  The empty chair technique 
C)  Dialectical reasoning 
D)  Transference analysis

Question 14

Melissa tends to isolate and is working in DBT therapy on making a greater
Connection with the world. She is probably in what stage of therapy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Stage I 
B)  Stage II 
C)  Stage III 
D)  Stage IV 
A)  Stage I 
B)  Stage II 
C)  Stage III 
D)  Stage IV

Question 15

The construct of ______ in ACT is based on the idea that to function most optimally, we need to be in contact with what is going on around us now, not caught in the past, future, or our own convoluted thoughts.

Accepted Answer

A)  cognitive defusion 
B)  being present 
C)  acceptance 
D)  self as perspective 
A)  cognitive defusion 
B)  being present 
C)  acceptance 
D)  self as perspective

Question 16

One of the core strategies of dialectical behavior therapy is validation. The other core
Strategy is _____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  acceptance 
B)  commitment 
C)  problem solving 
D)  relational frame work 
A)  acceptance 
B)  commitment 
C)  problem solving 
D)  relational frame work

Question 17

ACT is based on the theoretical foundation of ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  dialectical reasoning 
B)  Gestalt theory 
C)  relational frame theory 
D)  empirical inquiry 
A)  dialectical reasoning 
B)  Gestalt theory 
C)  relational frame theory 
D)  empirical inquiry

Question 18

The acronym FEAR in ACT stands for __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  facing fears, earnestness in recovery, action, recovery 
B)  fusion, evaluation, avoidance, reason giving 
C)  functional acceptance, entry to therapy process, attachment, resolution 
D)  fear, entry anxiety, anger management, reformulating 
A)  facing fears, earnestness in recovery, action, recovery 
B)  fusion, evaluation, avoidance, reason giving 
C)  functional acceptance, entry to therapy process, attachment, resolution 
D)  fear, entry anxiety, anger management, reformulating

Question 19

Approaches that represent the "third wave" of behavioral and cognitive therapies
Include _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  Gestalt therapy 
B)  reality therapy 
C)  mindfulness approaches 
D)  solution-focused therapy 
A)  Gestalt therapy 
B)  reality therapy 
C)  mindfulness approaches 
D)  solution-focused therapy

Question 20

Pick two therapeutic techniques used in ACT. Define each one and then use it with a
client example.

Accepted Answer

Two therapeutic techniques used in Accep

______ refers to learning to perceive thoughts as only thoughts in ACT.

Functional contextualism is distinguished from other approaches by which of the Following values?

Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) was conceived by _______.

Mariah came to therapy because she feels she is stuck on one version of herself and Is having difficulty growing and experiencing herself in other life contexts. ACT Would say she is experiencing difficulty with ___________.

Evaluate the utility of mindfulness approaches (both ACT and DBT) utility for clients who are of diverse backgrounds. What are its strengths and drawbacks?

The goal of healthy living is not so much to feel good, but rather to feel good. This is A basic tenet of ________.

John has a tendency to blindly take events and experiences as basic truths about Himself. He has difficulty with ______, according to ACT?

Case conceptualization (Hayes et al., 2010) in ACT includes all of the following EXCEPT:

Dialectical behavior therapy focuses particularly on _______________.

Discuss evaluation of mindfulness approaches (both ACT and DBT) in terms of outcome and theory testing.

Drew is working with one of his impulsive clients to use distraction and thinking of Pros and cons before he lashes out at others. He is also teaching him some Self-soothing skills. These _________ techniques are very important in DBT.

The philosophy behind ACT is known as _______.

Ryan has recently begun to experience difficulties in his marriage. He began Acceptance and commitment therapy to address the problem. The therapist might Use _______ to help him with his relationship issues.

Melissa tends to isolate and is working in DBT therapy on making a greater Connection with the world. She is probably in what stage of therapy?

The construct of ______ in ACT is based on the idea that to function most optimally, we need to be in contact with what is going on around us now, not caught in the past, future, or our own convoluted thoughts.

One of the core strategies of dialectical behavior therapy is validation. The other core Strategy is _____________.

ACT is based on the theoretical foundation of ___________.

The acronym FEAR in ACT stands for __________.

Approaches that represent the "third wave" of behavioral and cognitive therapies Include _____.

Pick two therapeutic techniques used in ACT. Define each one and then use it with a client example.

Theory Is a Good Thing

Psychoanalysis

Neoanalytic Approaches

Individual Psychology

Person-Centered Therapy

Existential Therapy

Gestalt Therapy

Behavior Therapy

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

Cognitive Therapy

Reality Therapy

Feminist Therapy

Family Systems Theory

Solution-Focused Therapy

Narrative Therapy

Conclusions

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Exam 16: Mindfulness Approaches

______ refers to learning to perceive thoughts as only thoughts in ACT.

Functional contextualism is distinguished from other approaches by which of the Following values?

Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) was conceived by _______.

Mariah came to therapy because she feels she is stuck on one version of herself and Is having difficulty growing and experiencing herself in other life contexts. ACT Would say she is experiencing difficulty with ___________.

Evaluate the utility of mindfulness approaches (both ACT and DBT) utility for clients who are of diverse backgrounds. What are its strengths and drawbacks?

The goal of healthy living is not so much to feel good, but rather to feel good. This is A basic tenet of ________.

John has a tendency to blindly take events and experiences as basic truths about Himself. He has difficulty with ______, according to ACT?

Case conceptualization (Hayes et al., 2010) in ACT includes all of the following EXCEPT:

Dialectical behavior therapy focuses particularly on _______________.

Discuss evaluation of mindfulness approaches (both ACT and DBT) in terms of outcome and theory testing.

Drew is working with one of his impulsive clients to use distraction and thinking of Pros and cons before he lashes out at others. He is also teaching him some Self-soothing skills. These _________ techniques are very important in DBT.

The philosophy behind ACT is known as _______.

Ryan has recently begun to experience difficulties in his marriage. He began Acceptance and commitment therapy to address the problem. The therapist might Use _______ to help him with his relationship issues.

Melissa tends to isolate and is working in DBT therapy on making a greater Connection with the world. She is probably in what stage of therapy?

The construct of ______ in ACT is based on the idea that to function most optimally, we need to be in contact with what is going on around us now, not caught in the past, future, or our own convoluted thoughts.

One of the core strategies of dialectical behavior therapy is validation. The other core Strategy is _____________.

ACT is based on the theoretical foundation of ___________.

The acronym FEAR in ACT stands for __________.

Approaches that represent the "third wave" of behavioral and cognitive therapies Include _____.

Pick two therapeutic techniques used in ACT. Define each one and then use it with a client example.

Theory Is a Good Thing

Psychoanalysis

Neoanalytic Approaches

Individual Psychology

Person-Centered Therapy

Existential Therapy

Gestalt Therapy

Behavior Therapy

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

Cognitive Therapy

Reality Therapy

Feminist Therapy

Family Systems Theory

Solution-Focused Therapy

Narrative Therapy

Conclusions

Filters