Exam 15: Therapies.

Regarding telephone and Internet therapy, which of the following statements is FALSE?

Gayle receives treatment at a mental hospital during the day but returns home at night through an approach known as __________.

In 1952, which psychologist published the first systematic attempt to empirically determine the effectiveness of psychotherapy, particularly psychoanalysis?​

According to Rogers, when a therapist attempts to see the world through the client's eyes and to feel some part of what the client is feeling, the therapist is exhibiting

Which group of therapists believes that perception (awareness)becomes disjointed and incomplete in a maladjusted person?

Maggie's fear of flying is treated by exposing her through a headset to a three-dimensional, computer-generated "world" in which she can experience walking onto a plane, being seated, and taking off.This computerized environment that responds to Maggie's head movements is part of a behavioral therapy known as __________.

Janice tends to engage in a great deal of negative self-talk in which she constantly "puts herself down." To eliminate this negative self-talk, Janice sets aside time each day to deliberately think of the unwanted thought and then to shout "Stop!" aloud and with conviction.She will repeat this procedure 10 or 20 times for the first two or three days.Then, she will switch to shouting "Stop!" to herself rather than aloud whenever these negative thoughts occur.Janice is using which procedure?

Behavior therapists believe that deep insight into one's problems is required for one's behavior to improve.

As people are waiting for their flight, the airline displays a series of photographic slides of people boarding an airplane, getting settled in their seats, enjoying the flight, and arriving comfortably at their destination.In order to ease some people's fear of flying, the airline has made casual use of

An important outcome of brief psychodynamic therapy has been to

Three-year-old Timmon misbehaves, and his mother places him in a chair facing the corner of the room for five minutes until he clams down and behaves more appropriately.This is an example of the use of

Ginny finds out that her husband is having an affair.She becomes very depressed and tells her best friend, "I couldn't survive if he left me." According to REBT, Ginny's depression is the result of

Which of the following is NOT an effective counseling skill?

During the Middle Ages, the treatment for abnormal behavior was exorcism, which often involved physical torture.

Which of the following is a new medical technique that uses magnetic pulses to temporarily block activity in specific parts of the brain?

According to your text, which of the following is usually a good way to find a therapist?

Gestalt therapists are more directive and less insight-oriented than client-centered or existential therapists.

Psychotherapy began as a form of one-on-one dialogue between therapists and their clients meant to

Systematic desensitization is based on the operant conditioning principles of stimulus control and nonreinforcement.

Curtis is undergoing systematic desensitization to overcome his fear of heights.Relaxing to each step in the his fear hierarchy allows Curtis to gradually undergo