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

Each of the following is essential to client-centered therapy EXCEPT ______.

If you were in traditional psychoanalysis, your major tasks would be to lie back, relax, and say whatever pops into your mind.

Rapid smoking is a(n) ______ method designed to help smokers quit.

The central method of psychoanalysis, which was devised to break down the walls of defense that block insight into unconscious processes, is called ______.

Elwood sees a therapist to get help for his severe depression. The therapist uses a combination of behavioral, cognitive, and psychoanalytic techniques to help improve Elwood's mental state. This therapist is most likely a(n) ______ therapist.

Newer methods of psychoanalysis differ from Freud's approach in that they focus more on the _____ and less on the ______.

Responding to one person (such as a spouse or the psychoanalyst) in a way that is similar to the way one responded to another person (such as a parent) in childhood is called ______.

Depressed people tend to blame themselves for failures and problems, even when they are not at fault.

Strong anxiety that can attend the suspension of usage of a tranquilizer is known as ______ anxiety.

Family therapists often find that family members cannot tolerate differences in other family members because of ______.

Librium, Serax, and Xanax are all ______.

In Freudian theory, the consciously perceived content of a dream is its ______ content.

EST refers to ______.

Because of the focus of modern psychoanalysis, many modern psychoanalysts are called ______.

The systems approach is most typically used in ______.

Which of the following is MOST important in determining a person's happiness, according to Ellis?

Cognitive therapy is less effective than antidepressants at treating depression.

Newer methods of psychoanalysis differ from Freud's approach in that they are ______ and the therapists are usually ______ directive.

Compared to other types of antidepressant drugs, SSRIs tend to have ______.

Compare and contrast aversive conditioning and operant conditioning, identifying several specific types of operant conditioning in your discussion.