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

The percentage of African Americans receiving needed care for mental health problems is ______ that of non-Hispanic whites.

Today, the main approach to couple therapy is ______.

Each of the following statements is true EXCEPT _______.

Client-centered therapy is ______, and Gestalt therapy is ______.

Freud believed that clients reenact their childhood conflicts with their parents when they are in therapy.

The most controversial and well-known psychosurgical technique is the ______.

Behavioral and cognitive therapies ______.

Of the various biomedical therapies, ______.

According to Freud, in a dream, spears or rifles might serve as ______.

______ is frequently used to treat major depression among patients who have not responded to antidepressant drugs.

Explain what Gestalt therapy is, describing its essential features and techniques.

Elwood goes to his therapist for treatment of his fear of riding on elevators. His therapist first has him stand outside the elevator, then stand in the elevator with the door open, then with the door closed, then take the elevator down one floor, and so on. This technique is known as ______.

In client-centered therapy, ______ is shown by openness and honesty in responding to the client.

The Shakespearean quote, "There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so," is most relevant to a ______ therapist.

Explain what feminist therapy is, and why it developed.

According to cognitive-behavioral approach, we often wonder at the reasons for our own aggressive behavior because we are not aware of ______.

Humanistic-existential therapists tend to focus on ______.

According to the Smith, Glass, and Miller (1980) study cited in your text, psychotherapy is effective ______ percent of the time.

Numerous studies of the effectiveness of psychotherapy have found ______.

Traditional psychoanalysis focuses on ______.