Exam 14: Integrative Psychotherapies John C Norcross and Larry E Beutler

In _______________, two or more therapies are united with the hope that the result will be better than the constituent therapies.

Four most popular routes in integrative psychotherapy are _____________, ____________, ______________, and ______________.

Integrative therapists see their flexibility to incorporate culturally relevant evidence-based practices as an inherent strength in working with multicultural clients. What does it mean to augment an individualistic position with a collectivistic orientation to clinical work? What is cultural empathy?

One criticism integrative therapists might make of someone who adhered solely to one theoretical model is that

Behavioral therapies tend to be most useful with clients who are in which of the following stages of change?

A clinician integrates two or more therapies into a conceptual framework that synthesizes the best elements of the therapies. This approach is consistent with

The concept of integration psychotherapy has received the most endorsement in the

Describe five patient characteristics assessed in integrative psychotherapy that predict treatment outcome. Describe a patient with the highest probability of a successful treatment outcome.

Based on research and clinical experience, a therapist chooses a collection of techniques from several theoretical models. This approach shows adherence to

An individual with alcohol dependence gets a DUI and is forced to attend counseling, although he or she does not intend to stop drinking. The therapist will likely accomplish more by using an approach that is

A client-centered therapist is most likely to use an integrative approach based on

Generally, a clinician conceptualizes cases from a cognitive theoretical framework and uses cognitive and behavioral techniques. However, in a therapy session, an empty chair technique was used. This decision is consistent with

In Persuasion and Healing, Jerome Frank (1973) argued which of the following factors was important to the process of change?

Intentionally blending concepts of technical eclecticism, theoretical integration, common factors, and assimilative integration yields an approach known as

The grandfather of eclecticism in psychotherapy in the modern era is

The aspect of integrative therapy making it most applicable to many disorders is

The one patient characteristic with the least amount of evidence of differential treatment effects is

Symptom-focused and skill-building techniques are more effective for individuals who have a coping style that is

Directive and structural techniques are most likely to be effective with individuals who have

Research on stages of change has found that