Exam 9: Gender Roles, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation

Research on the effectiveness of therapy has relied most heavily on ______.

Psychoanalysis is the clinical method of therapy developed by ______.

Behavior modification is a form of therapy that applies principles of ______ to help people make desired behavioral changes.

Describe the philosophy, goals, and methods of Ellis's rational emotive behavior therapy.

Elwood goes to his therapist to get treatment for his severe depression. His therapist has him lie on a couch in a slightly darkened room and talk about anything that comes to mind. This process of discussing whatever comes to mind is called ______.

Nonjudgmental acceptance of the value of another person, regardless of the person's behavior at the particular point in time is called ______.

Each of the following is true of feminist therapy EXCEPT ______.

Asians often express psychological complaints in terms of ______.

Depressed people tend to ______ blame for failures and ______ their accomplishments.

Psychotherapy is ______ interaction between a client and a therapist.

Elwood goes to his therapist to get treatment for his severe depression. His therapist is non-directive, letting Elwood take the lead in the sessions. The therapist is open about her own feelings and accurately reflects Elwood's feelings and experiences. The therapist also makes Elwood feel respected and unique. This therapist's behaviors are most heavily emphasized in ______.

An explanation of a client's utterance, according to psychoanalytic theory, is called ______.

Antidepressant drug must usually build up to a therapeutic level over several ______.

Ellis espouses beliefs that straddle both ______ therapies.

Physicians who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders are______.

The close working relationship between a therapist and the client is called ______.

Each of the following is true of issues related to conducting therapy with African Americans EXCEPT ______.

Instilling hope in a client is an example of a ______ factor in therapy.

In family therapy, the family member identified as the problem is often assumed to be ______.

A form of therapy that attempts to integrate conflicting parts of the personality through directive methods designed to help clients perceive their whole selves is ______.