Exam 16: Therapies

Amanda is unable to form healthy relationships with men due to her traumatic experience of sexual abuse by her father when she was a child.As a result,her friend Clarice takes her to Dr.Jones,a well-known psychoanalyst,for therapy.However,Amanda opts out of therapy after a few sessions since Dr.Jones resembles her father.According to Freud,Amanda's reason for quitting the therapy sessions was due to the phenomenon of:

Which of the following individuals would be benefitted from the "question the evidence" technique in cognitive therapy?

Which of the following is a class of antipsychotic drugs that is administered as a part of drug therapy?

Which of the following is an element recognized by Carl Rogers as one that is essential for human growth?

Carrie tells her therapist that when she interacts with the opposite gender,she feels extremely anxious and a cascade of negative opinions arise in her mind.In response to Carrie's statement,her therapist asks her to picture a red light whenever such opinions arise in her mind.According to this scenario,which of the following cognitive therapy techniques has been implemented by Carrie's therapist?

In systematic desensitization,after the client has mentioned about the most and the least frightening aspects of the feared situation,the very next step involves:

If a therapist gives Henry,who is suffering from alcoholism,a drink laced with a nausea-inducing drug so that he feels like throwing up after drinking the alcohol,it can be concluded that the therapist is implementing the technique of _____.

Josie visited Edward,a psychoanalyst,but found his style too cold and distant.As a result,she visited George,another psychoanalyst,who practices client-centered therapy.During her sessions with George,she observed that the therapeutic environment was characterized by aspects of _____.

Which of the following is a primary goal of cognitive therapists?

Charlotte is a psychologist who believes in the following statement,"Abnormal behavior is the result of unresolved unconscious conflicts." Since she believes in this statement,it can be inferred that Charlotte practices _____ therapy.

Keira is a humanistic therapist who adopts the _____ approach to mirror the feelings of her clients in situations of grief.

The main goal of psychoanalysis is to:

Define integrative therapy with a suitable example.

Dr.Laura Patterson engages in reflective listening with Bill who suffers from depression.She waits for him to express his feelings and decide what he wants to do about his problems.According to this information,it can be inferred that Dr.Patterson is practicing _____ psychotherapy.

Megan has a fear of public speaking and therefore visits a behavioral therapist to help her overcome this fear.Which of the following techniques should be implemented by the therapist to resolve Megan's fear?

Clozapine is used to treat _____.

Dr.Schmitt practices integrative therapy that:

Rowan,a psychodynamic therapist,encourages his clients to express their thoughts and desires as and when they come to their mind.According to Freud,it can then be concluded that Rowan is implementing the _____ method.

Fred tells his therapist,"I have never been a good problem solver.I am not assertive enough to be successful." The therapist then responds,"So you feel that you are not a good problem solver?" According to this scenario,it can be inferred that Fred's therapist implements _____ therapy.

Abigail tells her therapist that she gets anxious thoughts in the presence of strangers.In response to Abigail's statement,her therapist asks her to maintain a record of the number of times such thoughts cross her mind in the presence of strangers.According to this scenario,which of the following cognitive therapy techniques has been implemented by Abigail's therapist?