Exam 15: Psychotherapy

Describe the use of drug therapy (antianxiety, antipsychotic, antidepressant, and mood-stabilizing drugs), electroconvulsive therapy (basic procedure), and psychosurgery (basic procedure) in treating psychiatric disorders .Include limitations for each method.

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Question 81

Describe three reasons people might require involuntary commitment, and state the typical confinement period. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of deinstitutionalization.

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Question 82

Which of the following is NOT a problem with drug therapy?

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Question 83

The name of a psychodynamically based, brief form of therapy identified in your text is _________.

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Question 84

_____ therapy helps clients to adjust their affective or emotional experiences in order to maximize personal growth.

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Question 85

The effectiveness of antipsychotic drugs is thought to result primarily from blockage of _____ receptors.

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Question 86

Research on humanistic therapy has found _____.

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Question 87

The system of psychotherapy developed by Freud that seeks to bring unconscious conflicts into conscious awareness is known as _____.

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Question 88

This is NOT a major area of concern related to the psychological health of women in Western cultures.

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Question 89

In electroconvulsive therapy, _____.

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Question 90

It is important to remember that when tokens are used to shape behavior, they must be ____ to be effective in the long term.

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Question 91

Chemicals that are used to diminish or terminate hallucinations, delusions, withdrawal, and other symptoms of psychosis are called _____.

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Question 92

The process by which the therapist and client work to change destructive ways of thinking is called _____.

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Question 93

Psychiatric professionals may authorize temporary commitment for assessment and treatment of a dangerous or incompetent individual for up to _____.

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Question 94

Which of the following is NOT one of the five common areas of concern for all psychotherapies?

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Question 95

This is the use of a magnetic coil to create a magnetic field and deliver controlled electrical currents to precise areas of the brain.

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Question 96

Which of the following is INCORRECTLY matched?

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Question 97

Ellis's approach to cognitive therapy attempts to eliminate self-defeating beliefs through rational examination. He named his approach REBT, or _____ therapy.

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Question 98

When Rudyard missed the bus to school, he immediately thought to himself, "The teacher will never let me in late to the final exam. I'm doomed." Rudyard's thoughts are an example of _, which cognitive therapists attempt to change using _.

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Question 99

Research suggests that _____ percent of people who receive psychotherapy are better off than people who do not.

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Describe the use of drug therapy (antianxiety, antipsychotic, antidepressant, and mood-stabilizing drugs), electroconvulsive therapy (basic procedure), and psychosurgery (basic procedure) in treating psychiatric disorders .Include limitations for each method.

Describe three reasons people might require involuntary commitment, and state the typical confinement period. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of deinstitutionalization.

Which of the following is NOT a problem with drug therapy?

The name of a psychodynamically based, brief form of therapy identified in your text is _________.

_____ therapy helps clients to adjust their affective or emotional experiences in order to maximize personal growth.

The effectiveness of antipsychotic drugs is thought to result primarily from blockage of _____ receptors.

Research on humanistic therapy has found _____.

The system of psychotherapy developed by Freud that seeks to bring unconscious conflicts into conscious awareness is known as _____.

This is NOT a major area of concern related to the psychological health of women in Western cultures.

In electroconvulsive therapy, _____.

It is important to remember that when tokens are used to shape behavior, they must be ____ to be effective in the long term.

Chemicals that are used to diminish or terminate hallucinations, delusions, withdrawal, and other symptoms of psychosis are called _____.

The process by which the therapist and client work to change destructive ways of thinking is called _____.

Psychiatric professionals may authorize temporary commitment for assessment and treatment of a dangerous or incompetent individual for up to _____.

Which of the following is NOT one of the five common areas of concern for all psychotherapies?

This is the use of a magnetic coil to create a magnetic field and deliver controlled electrical currents to precise areas of the brain.

Which of the following is INCORRECTLY matched?

Ellis's approach to cognitive therapy attempts to eliminate self-defeating beliefs through rational examination. He named his approach REBT, or _____ therapy.

When Rudyard missed the bus to school, he immediately thought to himself, "The teacher will never let me in late to the final exam. I'm doomed." Rudyard's thoughts are an example of _, which cognitive therapists attempt to change using _.

Research suggests that _____ percent of people who receive psychotherapy are better off than people who do not.

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Exam 15: Psychotherapy

Describe the use of drug therapy (antianxiety, antipsychotic, antidepressant, and mood-stabilizing drugs), electroconvulsive therapy (basic procedure), and psychosurgery (basic procedure) in treating psychiatric disorders .Include limitations for each method.

Describe three reasons people might require involuntary commitment, and state the typical confinement period. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of deinstitutionalization.

Which of the following is NOT a problem with drug therapy?

The name of a psychodynamically based, brief form of therapy identified in your text is _________.

_____ therapy helps clients to adjust their affective or emotional experiences in order to maximize personal growth.

The effectiveness of antipsychotic drugs is thought to result primarily from blockage of _____ receptors.

Research on humanistic therapy has found _____.

The system of psychotherapy developed by Freud that seeks to bring unconscious conflicts into conscious awareness is known as _____.

This is NOT a major area of concern related to the psychological health of women in Western cultures.

In electroconvulsive therapy, _____.

It is important to remember that when tokens are used to shape behavior, they must be ____ to be effective in the long term.

Chemicals that are used to diminish or terminate hallucinations, delusions, withdrawal, and other symptoms of psychosis are called _____.

The process by which the therapist and client work to change destructive ways of thinking is called _____.

Psychiatric professionals may authorize temporary commitment for assessment and treatment of a dangerous or incompetent individual for up to _____.

Which of the following is NOT one of the five common areas of concern for all psychotherapies?

This is the use of a magnetic coil to create a magnetic field and deliver controlled electrical currents to precise areas of the brain.

Which of the following is INCORRECTLY matched?

Ellis's approach to cognitive therapy attempts to eliminate self-defeating beliefs through rational examination. He named his approach REBT, or _____ therapy.

When Rudyard missed the bus to school, he immediately thought to himself, "The teacher will never let me in late to the final exam. I'm doomed." Rudyard's thoughts are an example of _____, which cognitive therapists attempt to change using _____.

Research suggests that _____ percent of people who receive psychotherapy are better off than people who do not.

Introduction and Research Methods

Neuroscience and Biological Foundations

Stress and Health Psychology

Sensation and Perception

Consciousness

Learning

Memory

Thinking, Language, and Intelligence

Life Span Development I

Life Span Development II

Gender and Human Sexuality

Motivation and Emotion

Personality

Psychological Disorders

Social Psychology

Industrial/Organizational Psychology

Psychology at Work in the Global Economy

Filters

When Rudyard missed the bus to school, he immediately thought to himself, "The teacher will never let me in late to the final exam. I'm doomed." Rudyard's thoughts are an example of _, which cognitive therapists attempt to change using _.