Question 1

John Bowlby theorized that infants develop early representations of attachment figures and referred to these representations as:

Accepted Answer

A) projective identification. 
B) transitional objects. 
C) internal working models. 
D)  self psychology. 
A) projective identification. 
B) transitional objects. 
C) internal working models. 
D)  self psychology.

Question 2

Just like how a mother will fail to attend to the needs of a child, no matter how well intended, a therapist will occasionally fail to attend to the needs of a patient.Negotiating this pattern within a relationship has been termed:

Accepted Answer

A) transference and countertransference. 
B) rupture and repair. 
C) idealization and fixation. 
D) disappointment and despair. 
A) transference and countertransference. 
B) rupture and repair. 
C) idealization and fixation. 
D) disappointment and despair.

John Bowlby theorized that infants develop early representations of attachment figures and referred to these representations as:

Just like how a mother will fail to attend to the needs of a child, no matter how well intended, a therapist will occasionally fail to attend to the needs of a patient.Negotiating this pattern within a relationship has been termed:

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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Exam 2: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapies

John Bowlby theorized that infants develop early representations of attachment figures and referred to these representations as:

Just like how a mother will fail to attend to the needs of a child, no matter how well intended, a therapist will occasionally fail to attend to the needs of a patient.Negotiating this pattern within a relationship has been termed:

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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