Treatment

Question 1 of 34

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Psychotherapy is a form of therapy in which a trained professional uses methods based on psychological theories to help a person with psychological problems

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True
False

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Question 2 of 34

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The goals of therapy are

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Reaching a diagnosis about what is wrong
Proposing a probable etiology
Making a prognosis of course of problem
Carrying out some form of treatment
Getting a patient back to normal as fast as possible
fixing problems that parents and friends see
giving a psychiatrist a career
fixing someone who is not actually broken
Exclusively mending physical injuries

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Question 3 of 34

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The two types of therapies are Semi-medical and psychotherapies

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True
False

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Question 4 of 34

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The types of psychotherapies are

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psychodynamic, behaviour, cognitive, humanistic
psychodynamic, biomedical, cognitive, humanistic
psychoanalystic, psychodynamic, cognitive, behaviour
biomedical, behaviour, cognitive, humanistic

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Question 5 of 34

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Individuals are considered patients regarding life and social problems, and clients in the biomedical approach.

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True
False

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Question 6 of 34

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Therapeutic alliance is the mutual relationship that a client or patient establishes with a family member.

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True
False

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Question 7 of 34

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❌ therapies are the assumption that ❌ are caused by ❌ tension between ❌ impulses and life ❌. The most prominent is ❌, which is a ❌ idea about exploring relationship between current ❌ and inner ❌. The goal is to establish ❌ harmony, release ❌ and gain ❌ into problems. This is also called insight ❌.

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Psychodynamic

problems

psychological

unconscious

constraints

psychoanalysis

Freudian

symptoms

conflicts

intrapsychic

repression

insight

therapy

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Question 8 of 34

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Free association is the inability or unwillingness to discuss certain ideas, desires or experiences

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True
False

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Question 9 of 34

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Free Association is the reporting of thoughts, wishes, physical sensations, and mental images as mind wanders freely. Catharsis- released repressed material

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True
False

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Question 10 of 34

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Psychodynamic techniques include

Select one or more of the following:

free association
resistance
dream analysis
transference and countertransference
disillusions
medication

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Question 11 of 34

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Examining the content of a person's dreams to discover the underlying or disguised motivations and symbolic meanings of significant life experiences and desires is called Dream Analysis

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True
False

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Question 12 of 34

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Transference is when

Select one of the following:

the therapist becomes identified with person who has been associated with emotional conflicts
when therapist projects feelings of likes or dislikes onto client that resemble other's in therapist's life.

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Question 13 of 34

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❌ therapies focus on ❌ behaviours and learning processes. The goal is to unlearn ❌ behaviour and replace them with ❌ behaviour. It is the ❌ use of ❌ of learning to increase the ❌ of desired behaviours and/or ❌ that of ❌ behaviours. Often used in treating fears, ❌, depression, addictions, aggression and delinquency.

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Behaviour

observable

maladaptive

adaptive

systematic

principles

frequency

decrease

problem

compulsions

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Question 14 of 34

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The key issue of behaviour therapy is of generalization from therapy to real-life

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True
False

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Question 15 of 34

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counterconditioning is

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when a new response is conditioned to replace a maladaptive response
when an old response is reinforced
working with animals in order to counter anxiety

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Question 16 of 34

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Counterconditioning can include

Select one or more of the following:

systematic desensitization
implosion
flooding
aversion therapy
shock therapy
fasting
isolation

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Question 17 of 34

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In regards to ( counter, aversion, intense, systematic ) conditioning, exposure therapy involves ( confronting, analyzing, ignoring, attacking ) anxiety-causing situations (using imagination, reality or virtual reality). Systematic desensitization is ( psychologically, physically, quickly, aggressively ) confronting the feared stimulus while being relaxed and doing so in a graduated sequence. The three steps include: ( identification, eradication, ignoring, boosting ) of stimuli, progressive relaxation, imagined exposure.

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Question 18 of 34

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Aversion therapy

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uses counterconditioning to pair harmful stimuli with strong noxious stimuli
is being placed directly into a phobic situation
is recognizing the aversion and making sure the client is not exposed to stimuli

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Question 19 of 34

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One way to do contingency management involves positive reinforcement, which is modifying frequency of desirable response as it replaces an undesirable response

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True
False

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Question 20 of 34

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Contingency management can include

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positive reinforcement strategies
extinction strategies
flooding

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Question 21 of 34

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Cognitive therapy is an attempt to replicate problem feelings and behaviors by emphasizing the way a client should act towards others.

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True
False

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Question 22 of 34

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Some therapies try to change false beliefs based on

Select one of the following:

All of the above
unreasonable attitudes
none
false premises
rigid rules of behaviour patterns

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Question 23 of 34

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❌ therapy (Beck)- challenge ❌ basic ❌, ❌ evidence for accuracy of ❌, reattribute ❌, discuss alternative ❌ (used most often for depression).

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Cognitive

client's

evaluate

thoughts

assumptions

blame

solutions

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Question 24 of 34

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Ellis' rational-emotive therapy is belief that transformation of irrational beliefs that cause undesirable behaviours and emotional reactions, identifying antecedents, behaviours, and consequences.

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True
False

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Question 25 of 34

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Cognitive behavioural therapy separates cognitive emphasis on changing false beliefs from behavioural focus on reinforcement contingencies like self-efficacy.

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True
False

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Question 26 of 34

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The core belief of humanistic therapies is that a person is in continual process of change with the freedom to choose, and the goal of self-actualization.

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True
False

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Question 27 of 34

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The human-❌ movement encompassed methods to ❌ the potential of the ❌ human being toward ❌ levels of ❌ and greater ❌ of experience.

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potential

enhance

average

greater

performance

richness

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Question 28 of 34

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Client-centred therapy (Rogers)

Select one or more of the following:

promotes healthy psychological growth of individual
develops atmosphere of unconditional positive regard to process incongruence
is a way for the client to get the therapist to diagnose them with desired disorder
promotes stagnation of psychological growth of individual due to too much focus on wants versus needs

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Question 29 of 34

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Gestalt therapy (Perls) focuses on ways to unite mind and body to make whole, fostering self awareness through empty-chair technique.

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True
False

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Question 30 of 34

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❌ learning therapy ❌ problematic ❌ patterns by ❌ conditions in which a client will ❌ models being reinforced for ❌ form of ❌.
❌ of models- participant modelling more effective than ❌ modelling
❌ training- applies ❌ rehearsal to knowing what, how,and when to respond in social ❌.

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Social

modifies

behaviour

arranging

observe

desirable

responding

Imitation

symbolic

Social-skills

behavioural

situations

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Question 31 of 34

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family therapy focus on clarifying and improving communication while couple therapy focus on system of relationships and situation rather than dispositional factors.

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True
False

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Question 32 of 34

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Group therapy can be effective because

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they receive encouragement from others
see problem experienced by others
learn from advice
learn new ways to interact
learn new recipes
receive feedback on their acting skills
meet after therapy to watch the football game

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Question 33 of 34

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The four main approaches to biomedical therapies are drug, psychosurgery, electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), and repetitive transcranial magnetic simulation (rTMS)

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Final Psychology Quiz on Treatment , created by Nicole Wells8309 on 16/04/2016.

Question 1 of 34

Psychotherapy is a form of therapy in which a trained professional uses methods based on psychological theories to help a person with psychological problems

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 2 of 34

The goals of therapy are

Select one or more of the following:

Explanation

Question 3 of 34

The two types of therapies are Semi-medical and psychotherapies

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 4 of 34

The types of psychotherapies are

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 5 of 34

Individuals are considered patients regarding life and social problems, and clients in the biomedical approach.

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 6 of 34

Therapeutic alliance is the mutual relationship that a client or patient establishes with a family member.

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 7 of 34

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Question 8 of 34

Free association is the inability or unwillingness to discuss certain ideas, desires or experiences

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Explanation

Question 9 of 34

Free Association is the reporting of thoughts, wishes, physical sensations, and mental images as mind wanders freely. Catharsis- released repressed material

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 10 of 34

Psychodynamic techniques include

Select one or more of the following:

Explanation

Question 11 of 34

Examining the content of a person's dreams to discover the underlying or disguised motivations and symbolic meanings of significant life experiences and desires is called Dream Analysis

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 12 of 34

Transference is when

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Question 13 of 34

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Question 14 of 34

The key issue of behaviour therapy is of generalization from therapy to real-life

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Question 15 of 34

counterconditioning is

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Question 16 of 34

Counterconditioning can include

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Question 17 of 34

Select from the dropdown lists to complete the text.

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Question 18 of 34

Aversion therapy

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Question 19 of 34

One way to do contingency management involves positive reinforcement, which is modifying frequency of desirable response as it replaces an undesirable response

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Explanation

Question 20 of 34

Contingency management can include

Select one or more of the following:

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Question 21 of 34