Question 1

Which of the following theorist was psychoanalytically trained prior to developing a distinct form of psychotherapy?

Accepted Answer

A) Albert Ellis 
B) Martin Seligman 
C) Albert Bandura 
D) B.F.Skinner 
A) Albert Ellis 
B) Martin Seligman 
C) Albert Bandura 
D) B.F.Skinner A

Question 2

If a therapist finds himself/herself reacting to a patient in a manner similar to a previous person in their life, this is known as _________.

Accepted Answer

Countertransference

Question 3

When Freud revised his psychological model to a structural model, he proposed _____, _____, and _____.

Accepted Answer

Id, ego, and superego

Question 4

Jacques Lacan would argue that the ego is a(n):

Accepted Answer

A) biological entity. 
B) psychic discharge. 
C) illusion. 
D) catharsis. 
A) biological entity. 
B) psychic discharge. 
C) illusion. 
D) catharsis.

Question 5

A common assumption across psychoanalytic perspectives is that humans are motivated by:

Accepted Answer

A) unconscious factors. 
B) learning principles. 
C) relationship stressors. 
D) biological predispositions. 
A) unconscious factors. 
B) learning principles. 
C) relationship stressors. 
D) biological predispositions.

Question 6

Freud's topographical model of the mind proposed ______, ______, and ______.

Accepted Answer

Conscious,

Question 7

In contrast to therapy offered according to classic psychoanalytical theory, newer approaches focus less on childhood sexuality and more on:

Accepted Answer

A) dream analysis. 
B) id impulses. 
C) determinism. 
D) attachment. 
A) dream analysis. 
B) id impulses. 
C) determinism. 
D) attachment.

Question 8

The most rigorous evidence supporting psychoanalytical therapies comes from randomized clinical trials examining the efficacy of ________________________.

Accepted Answer

Short-term

Question 9

Secondary process refers to thinking that is:

Accepted Answer

A) logical. 
B) verbal. 
C) primitive. 
D) visual. 
A) logical. 
B) verbal. 
C) primitive. 
D) visual.

Question 10

Jung described emotionally charged ideas that were repressed because they were too emotionally threatening as:

Accepted Answer

A) shadows. 
B) complexes. 
C) libidos. 
D) egos. 
A) shadows. 
B) complexes. 
C) libidos. 
D) egos.

Question 11

Joan becomes agitated with her psychoanalyst's interpretations, perceiving the comments as judgmental, which reminds her of interactions with her father.This is known as:

Accepted Answer

A) regression. 
B) transference. 
C)  resistance. 
D) autoeroticism. 
A) regression. 
B) transference. 
C)  resistance. 
D) autoeroticism.

Question 12

In utilizing hypnosis, free association and other techniques, Freud's therapeutic goal centered primarily on:

Accepted Answer

A) eliminating memories of traumatic events. 
B) creation of a fixated state. 
C) making unconscious events conscious. 
D) converting conscious events into unconsciousness. 
A) eliminating memories of traumatic events. 
B) creation of a fixated state. 
C) making unconscious events conscious. 
D) converting conscious events into unconsciousness.

Question 13

Several variations on psychoanalytic theory have emerged.The theorist who emphasized the internal representations one makes of others was:

Accepted Answer

A) Anna Freud. 
B) Melanie Klein. 
C) Margaret Mahler. 
D) D.W.Winnicott. 
A) Anna Freud. 
B) Melanie Klein. 
C) Margaret Mahler. 
D) D.W.Winnicott.

Question 14

Psychoanalytic therapists view the therapeutic relationship as:

Accepted Answer

A) the vehicle for change. 
B) irrelevant to the process. 
C) secondary to the theory. 
D) solely defined by the patient. 
A) the vehicle for change. 
B) irrelevant to the process. 
C) secondary to the theory. 
D) solely defined by the patient.

Question 15

During psychoanalysis, a patient discusses a fantasy.The psychoanalytical therapist would see this fantasy as linked to a(n):

Accepted Answer

A) instinctually derived wish. 
B) behavioral pattern warranting change. 
C) cognitive distortion. 
D) irrational belief system. 
A) instinctually derived wish. 
B) behavioral pattern warranting change. 
C) cognitive distortion. 
D) irrational belief system.

Question 16

The central task of psychoanalytical therapy is to:

Accepted Answer

A) resolve intrapsychic conflicts. 
B) establish empathy. 
C) break down defenses. 
D) strengthen the superego. 
A) resolve intrapsychic conflicts. 
B) establish empathy. 
C) break down defenses. 
D) strengthen the superego.

Question 17

In contrast to short-term therapies, Leichsenring and Rabung (2008) found that, in the treatment of complex psychological disorders, long term psychoanalytical therapies were:

Accepted Answer

A) less effective overall. 
B) more effective overall. 
C) less satisfying to patients. 
D) more satisfying to patients. 
A) less effective overall. 
B) more effective overall. 
C) less satisfying to patients. 
D) more satisfying to patients.

Question 18

When someone denies a threatening feeling and is proclaiming to feel the opposite, they are displaying the defense mechanism of:

Accepted Answer

A) intellectualization. 
B) projection. 
C) reaction formation. 
D) splitting. 
A) intellectualization. 
B) projection. 
C) reaction formation. 
D) splitting.

Question 19

The psychological theory created by Carl Jung is termed:

Accepted Answer

A) analytical psychology. 
B) individual psychology. 
C) psychodynamic psychology. 
D) complex psychology. 
A) analytical psychology. 
B) individual psychology. 
C) psychodynamic psychology. 
D) complex psychology.

Question 20

Heinz Kohut, who studied the narcissistic personality, viewed its development as the result of the parental figures' failed attempts to appropriately respond to a child's early attention seeking.Therefore, he underscored the importance of a therapist:

Accepted Answer

A) role modeling narcissism to offset patient's behavior. 
B) discussing patient's expression of sexual impulses. 
C) reviewing the patient's formative years. 
D) establishing an empathic stance. 
A) role modeling narcissism to offset patient's behavior. 
B) discussing patient's expression of sexual impulses. 
C) reviewing the patient's formative years. 
D) establishing an empathic stance.

Which of the following theorist was psychoanalytically trained prior to developing a distinct form of psychotherapy?

If a therapist finds himself/herself reacting to a patient in a manner similar to a previous person in their life, this is known as _________.

When Freud revised his psychological model to a structural model, he proposed ___, _, and ___.

Jacques Lacan would argue that the ego is a(n):

A common assumption across psychoanalytic perspectives is that humans are motivated by:

Freud's topographical model of the mind proposed , , and __.

In contrast to therapy offered according to classic psychoanalytical theory, newer approaches focus less on childhood sexuality and more on:

The most rigorous evidence supporting psychoanalytical therapies comes from randomized clinical trials examining the efficacy of ________________________.

Secondary process refers to thinking that is:

Jung described emotionally charged ideas that were repressed because they were too emotionally threatening as:

Joan becomes agitated with her psychoanalyst's interpretations, perceiving the comments as judgmental, which reminds her of interactions with her father.This is known as:

In utilizing hypnosis, free association and other techniques, Freud's therapeutic goal centered primarily on:

Several variations on psychoanalytic theory have emerged.The theorist who emphasized the internal representations one makes of others was:

Psychoanalytic therapists view the therapeutic relationship as:

During psychoanalysis, a patient discusses a fantasy.The psychoanalytical therapist would see this fantasy as linked to a(n):

The central task of psychoanalytical therapy is to:

In contrast to short-term therapies, Leichsenring and Rabung (2008) found that, in the treatment of complex psychological disorders, long term psychoanalytical therapies were:

When someone denies a threatening feeling and is proclaiming to feel the opposite, they are displaying the defense mechanism of:

The psychological theory created by Carl Jung is termed:

Heinz Kohut, who studied the narcissistic personality, viewed its development as the result of the parental figures' failed attempts to appropriately respond to a child's early attention seeking.Therefore, he underscored the importance of a therapist:

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Exam 2: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapies

Which of the following theorist was psychoanalytically trained prior to developing a distinct form of psychotherapy?

If a therapist finds himself/herself reacting to a patient in a manner similar to a previous person in their life, this is known as _________.

When Freud revised his psychological model to a structural model, he proposed _____, _____, and _____.

Jacques Lacan would argue that the ego is a(n):

A common assumption across psychoanalytic perspectives is that humans are motivated by:

Freud's topographical model of the mind proposed ______, ______, and ______.

In contrast to therapy offered according to classic psychoanalytical theory, newer approaches focus less on childhood sexuality and more on:

The most rigorous evidence supporting psychoanalytical therapies comes from randomized clinical trials examining the efficacy of ________________________.

Secondary process refers to thinking that is:

Jung described emotionally charged ideas that were repressed because they were too emotionally threatening as:

Joan becomes agitated with her psychoanalyst's interpretations, perceiving the comments as judgmental, which reminds her of interactions with her father.This is known as:

In utilizing hypnosis, free association and other techniques, Freud's therapeutic goal centered primarily on:

Several variations on psychoanalytic theory have emerged.The theorist who emphasized the internal representations one makes of others was:

Psychoanalytic therapists view the therapeutic relationship as:

During psychoanalysis, a patient discusses a fantasy.The psychoanalytical therapist would see this fantasy as linked to a(n):

The central task of psychoanalytical therapy is to:

In contrast to short-term therapies, Leichsenring and Rabung (2008) found that, in the treatment of complex psychological disorders, long term psychoanalytical therapies were:

When someone denies a threatening feeling and is proclaiming to feel the opposite, they are displaying the defense mechanism of:

The psychological theory created by Carl Jung is termed:

Heinz Kohut, who studied the narcissistic personality, viewed its development as the result of the parental figures' failed attempts to appropriately respond to a child's early attention seeking.Therefore, he underscored the importance of a therapist:

Introduction to 21st Century Psychotherapies

Adlerian Psychotherapy

Client-Centered Therapy

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

Behavior Therapy

Cognitive Therapy

Existential Psychotherapy

Gestalt Therapy

Interpersonal Psychotherapy

Family Therapy

Contemplative Psychotherapies

Positive Psychotherapy

Integrative Psychotherapies

Multicultural Theories of Psychotherapy

Contemporary Challenges and Controversies

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When Freud revised his psychological model to a structural model, he proposed ___, _, and ___.

Freud's topographical model of the mind proposed , , and __.