Exam 14: Therapies

Participant modelling in behaviour therapy relies mainly on the principles of

Typically, psychotherapy is conducted with

Behaviour therapists are more interested than psychodynamic therapists in

How does aversion therapy rid people of a harmful or undesirable behaviour?

Which of the following is a question that a psychoanalytic therapist would be likely to ask a patient?

Which of the following is not a behaviour therapy based primarily on classical conditioning?

In the course of her psychoanalysis, Helen felt increasingly attracted to her therapist, who began to remind her of her late father. She often tried to please him and make him proud of her as she had done with her father. Helen's behaviour illustrates the process of

In the psychosurgery technique known as a lobotomy, the pre-frontal lobes are removed from the brain.

What is the major side effect of ECT?

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is based, in large part, on information-processing theory.

Integrated behavioural couples therapy (IBCT) can help couples to

For what conditions are antidepressants prescribed?

For a psychoanalyst the hesitation, stumbling, and visible unrest that accompanies resistance is important because

Jeff's parents have set up a system that awards him points when he performs certain behaviours around the house. The points can then be exchanged for privileges such as watching television or going to a movie. This arrangement is similar to

Aaron Beck believes that a major problem of people who have bulimia is

What would Freud say is occurring when a patient behaves toward the therapist the way he or she had behaved toward a significant person from the past?

For which of the following types of people is psychoanalysis not suitable?

Which of the following therapies relies heavily on principles of conditioning and observational learning?

For which disorder is ECT typically used?

Psychoanalysis is a therapy based on the assumption that psychological disorders