Exam 8: Behavioral and Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapies

Behavioral therapists note that some psychological disorders result from clients lacking the ability to form and maintain relationships.Thus, they often include _________________as part of treatment.

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Question 21

A key assumption underlying behavior therapy is that

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Question 22

According to Aaron Beck, depressed individuals show a characteristic pattern of negative perceptions about themselves, their world, and their future.He called this

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Question 23

Schemas act as filters for perceptions of the self and of the world.

(True/False)

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Question 24

Which of the following would NOT be considered an exposure treatment?

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Question 25

Although problem assessment is considered important, DSM-5 diagnosis is generally not the focus of this assessment.

(True/False)

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Question 26

Which of the following techniques are likely to be included in rational-emotive behavior therapy?

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Question 27

John has been given homework by his therapist that entails writing down events of emotional significance as they occur, along with his automatic cognitions and their intensity.This is called

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Question 28

Which of the following behaviors would an REBT therapist be least likely to engage in?

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Question 29

Cognitive and behavioral approaches have maintained their individuality in spite of attempts to link the two psychotherapeutic approaches.

(True/False)

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Question 30

Cognitions may include all but which of the following?

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Question 31

Relapse prevention treatment is based on the cognitive-behavior principles of

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Question 32

The antianxiety treatment known as systematic desensitization utilizes the principle of

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Question 33

What could be the advantages and disadvantages of Ellis's proposal that therapists stay very active in the process, even to the point of being challenging and abrasive.

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Question 34

Which of the following is NOT a component of functional analysis?

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Question 35

If a client with social phobia is encouraged to discuss the most humiliating experience that could occur to her in public, this would be called

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Question 36

Elaborate on the statement in the text that "behaviors seen in psychological problems develop through the same laws of learning that influence the development of other behaviors."

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Question 37

According to cognitive theorists, if a person perceives a situation as dangerous, he will react to it as if it is dangerous, regardless of the reality of the situation.

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Question 38

The primary goal of behavior therapists is

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Question 39

Organized knowledge structures that influence how we process information are called

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Behavioral therapists note that some psychological disorders result from clients lacking the ability to form and maintain relationships.Thus, they often include _________________as part of treatment.

A key assumption underlying behavior therapy is that

According to Aaron Beck, depressed individuals show a characteristic pattern of negative perceptions about themselves, their world, and their future.He called this

Schemas act as filters for perceptions of the self and of the world.

Which of the following would NOT be considered an exposure treatment?

Although problem assessment is considered important, DSM-5 diagnosis is generally not the focus of this assessment.

Which of the following techniques are likely to be included in rational-emotive behavior therapy?

John has been given homework by his therapist that entails writing down events of emotional significance as they occur, along with his automatic cognitions and their intensity.This is called

Which of the following behaviors would an REBT therapist be least likely to engage in?

Cognitive and behavioral approaches have maintained their individuality in spite of attempts to link the two psychotherapeutic approaches.

Cognitions may include all but which of the following?

Relapse prevention treatment is based on the cognitive-behavior principles of

The antianxiety treatment known as systematic desensitization utilizes the principle of

What could be the advantages and disadvantages of Ellis's proposal that therapists stay very active in the process, even to the point of being challenging and abrasive.

Which of the following is NOT a component of functional analysis?

If a client with social phobia is encouraged to discuss the most humiliating experience that could occur to her in public, this would be called

Elaborate on the statement in the text that "behaviors seen in psychological problems develop through the same laws of learning that influence the development of other behaviors."

According to cognitive theorists, if a person perceives a situation as dangerous, he will react to it as if it is dangerous, regardless of the reality of the situation.

The primary goal of behavior therapists is

Organized knowledge structures that influence how we process information are called

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