Question 1

What techniques do psychoanalysts use to help people with psychological disorders?

Accepted Answer

The four basic techniques are free assoc

Question 2

The type of therapy developed by Carl Rogers is

Accepted Answer

A)  existential therapy. 
B)  person-centred therapy 
C)  Gestalt therapy. 
D)  attributional therapy. 
A)  existential therapy. 
B)  person-centred therapy 
C)  Gestalt therapy. 
D)  attributional therapy.

Question 3

In order for Lily to engage in successful free association, it is essential that she

Accepted Answer

A)  keep from developingtense feelings of love or hate toward the therapist. 
B)  have some knowledge of dream symbolism. 
C)  say whatever comes to mind, no matter how trivial or irrelevant it seems 
D)  restrict the discussion to her thoughts that seem most relevant to his problem. 
A)  keep from developingtense feelings of love or hate toward the therapist. 
B)  have some knowledge of dream symbolism. 
C)  say whatever comes to mind, no matter how trivial or irrelevant it seems 
D)  restrict the discussion to her thoughts that seem most relevant to his problem.

Question 4

Critics of traditional psychoanalysis say that it

Accepted Answer

A)  is most suitable for the severely disturbed. 
B)  requires patients to take too little responsibility for their behaviour and their choices 
C)  pays too little attention to the past. 
D)  overemphasizes the conscious. 
A)  is most suitable for the severely disturbed. 
B)  requires patients to take too little responsibility for their behaviour and their choices 
C)  pays too little attention to the past. 
D)  overemphasizes the conscious.

Question 5

The use of antipsychotic drugs has actually resulted in longer stays in the hospital for schizophrenic patients.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

What do psychoanalysts suspect is occurring when patients change the subject, become angry, or miss appointments?

Accepted Answer

A)  Revelation 
B)  Working through 
C)  Resistance 
D)  Transference 
A)  Revelation 
B)  Working through 
C)  Resistance 
D)  Transference

Question 7

How does participant modelling help people overcome fears?

Accepted Answer

In participant modeling, an ap

Question 8

In stark contrast to person-centred therapists, rational-emotive therapists

Accepted Answer

A)  do not believe a warm relationship between client and counsellor is necessary for change 
B)  believe a nurturing environment is essential toduce people to change their behaviour. 
C)  believe that the essentialgredient counselling is unconditional positive regard. 
D)  understand that cognitive aspects of the person are not as critical as some would think. 
A)  do not believe a warm relationship between client and counsellor is necessary for change 
B)  believe a nurturing environment is essential toduce people to change their behaviour. 
C)  believe that the essentialgredient counselling is unconditional positive regard. 
D)  understand that cognitive aspects of the person are not as critical as some would think.

Question 9

The main goal of behaviour therapy is to

Accepted Answer

A)  change the maladaptive behaviour 
B)  change the patient's underlying personality structure. 
C)  find the origin of the maladaptive behaviour. 
D)  change the environmental stimuli causing the behaviour. 
A)  change the maladaptive behaviour 
B)  change the patient's underlying personality structure. 
C)  find the origin of the maladaptive behaviour. 
D)  change the environmental stimuli causing the behaviour.

Question 10

Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) has had some success in the treatment of which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Victims of trauma, especially post-traumatic stress disorder 
B)  Seasonal affective disorder 
C)  Bipolar disorder 
D)  Catatonic schizophrenia 
A)  Victims of trauma, especially post-traumatic stress disorder 
B)  Seasonal affective disorder 
C)  Bipolar disorder 
D)  Catatonic schizophrenia

Question 11

The effect of antidepressant and antipsychotic drugs is to

Accepted Answer

A)  improve the distribution of oxygen some cortical areas. 
B)  regulate electrical activity the brain. 
C)  restore balance among hormones that affect behaviour. 
D)  alter levels of neurotransmitters the brain 
A)  improve the distribution of oxygen some cortical areas. 
B)  regulate electrical activity the brain. 
C)  restore balance among hormones that affect behaviour. 
D)  alter levels of neurotransmitters the brain

Question 12

Behavioural therapy techniques for trying to change behaviour include all of the following except

Accepted Answer

A)  making clients more aware of unconscious conflicts 
B)  reinforcing desirable behaviours. 
C)  removing reinforcers for undesirable behaviour. 
D)  modelling desirable behaviours. 
A)  making clients more aware of unconscious conflicts 
B)  reinforcing desirable behaviours. 
C)  removing reinforcers for undesirable behaviour. 
D)  modelling desirable behaviours.

Question 13

Which of the following is one of the four types of problems on which interpersonal therapy focuses?

Accepted Answer

A)  Difficulty adjusting to a change of role, like divorce or retirement 
B)  A high score on the stress scale 
C)  Obsessive-compulsive disorder 
D)  Hallucinations 
A)  Difficulty adjusting to a change of role, like divorce or retirement 
B)  A high score on the stress scale 
C)  Obsessive-compulsive disorder 
D)  Hallucinations

Question 14

According to the behavioural therapists, many of our distressing psychological problems result from

Accepted Answer

A)  learning experiences which taught us a maladaptive behaviour 
B)  faulty logic and simple needs to be reconditioned. 
C)  interactions with our parents, causingtra-psychic wounding. 
D)  genetic or biochemical processes which are not normative. 
A)  learning experiences which taught us a maladaptive behaviour 
B)  faulty logic and simple needs to be reconditioned. 
C)  interactions with our parents, causingtra-psychic wounding. 
D)  genetic or biochemical processes which are not normative.

Question 15

Which of the following suggested that only three things were needed of the therapist: unconditional positive regard, genuine feelings, and empathy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Albert Ellis 
B)  Abraham Maslow 
C)  Aaron Beck 
D)  Carl Rogers 
A)  Albert Ellis 
B)  Abraham Maslow 
C)  Aaron Beck 
D)  Carl Rogers

Question 16

Discuss the major assumptions behind Freud's treatment approach in psychoanalysis, and list and explain the four basic techniques of psychoanalysis.

Accepted Answer

A good answer should include an explanat

Question 17

In Gestalt therapy, the therapist actively directs the client, giving specific directions to help the client experience feelings and accept responsibility for them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Exposure and response prevention is a treatment for people with

Accepted Answer

A)  obsessive compulsive disorder 
B)  panic disorder. 
C)  generalized anxiety disorder. 
D)  phobias. 
A)  obsessive compulsive disorder 
B)  panic disorder. 
C)  generalized anxiety disorder. 
D)  phobias.

Question 19

What did Fritz Perls see as the central focus for Gestalt therapy?

Accepted Answer

Gestalt therapy emphasizes the importanc

Question 20

Psychoanalysis seeks to replace repression with

Accepted Answer

A)  insight 
B)  rational thinking. 
C)  resistance. 
D)  unconditional acceptance. 
A)  insight 
B)  rational thinking. 
C)  resistance. 
D)  unconditional acceptance.

What techniques do psychoanalysts use to help people with psychological disorders?

The type of therapy developed by Carl Rogers is

In order for Lily to engage in successful free association, it is essential that she

Critics of traditional psychoanalysis say that it

The use of antipsychotic drugs has actually resulted in longer stays in the hospital for schizophrenic patients.

What do psychoanalysts suspect is occurring when patients change the subject, become angry, or miss appointments?

How does participant modelling help people overcome fears?

In stark contrast to person-centred therapists, rational-emotive therapists

The main goal of behaviour therapy is to

Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) has had some success in the treatment of which of the following?

The effect of antidepressant and antipsychotic drugs is to

Behavioural therapy techniques for trying to change behaviour include all of the following except

Which of the following is one of the four types of problems on which interpersonal therapy focuses?

According to the behavioural therapists, many of our distressing psychological problems result from

Which of the following suggested that only three things were needed of the therapist: unconditional positive regard, genuine feelings, and empathy?

Discuss the major assumptions behind Freud's treatment approach in psychoanalysis, and list and explain the four basic techniques of psychoanalysis.

In Gestalt therapy, the therapist actively directs the client, giving specific directions to help the client experience feelings and accept responsibility for them.

Exposure and response prevention is a treatment for people with

What did Fritz Perls see as the central focus for Gestalt therapy?

Psychoanalysis seeks to replace repression with

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What techniques do psychoanalysts use to help people with psychological disorders?

The type of therapy developed by Carl Rogers is

In order for Lily to engage in successful free association, it is essential that she

Critics of traditional psychoanalysis say that it

The use of antipsychotic drugs has actually resulted in longer stays in the hospital for schizophrenic patients.

What do psychoanalysts suspect is occurring when patients change the subject, become angry, or miss appointments?

How does participant modelling help people overcome fears?

In stark contrast to person-centred therapists, rational-emotive therapists

The main goal of behaviour therapy is to

Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) has had some success in the treatment of which of the following?

The effect of antidepressant and antipsychotic drugs is to

Behavioural therapy techniques for trying to change behaviour include all of the following except

Which of the following is one of the four types of problems on which interpersonal therapy focuses?

According to the behavioural therapists, many of our distressing psychological problems result from

Which of the following suggested that only three things were needed of the therapist: unconditional positive regard, genuine feelings, and empathy?

Discuss the major assumptions behind Freud's treatment approach in psychoanalysis, and list and explain the four basic techniques of psychoanalysis.

In Gestalt therapy, the therapist actively directs the client, giving specific directions to help the client experience feelings and accept responsibility for them.

Exposure and response prevention is a treatment for people with

What did Fritz Perls see as the central focus for Gestalt therapy?

Psychoanalysis seeks to replace repression with

Introduction to Psychology

Biology and Behaviour

Sensation and Perception

States of Conciousness

Learning

Memory

Cognition, Language, and Intelligence

Development

Motivation and Emotion

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Personality Theory and Assessment

Health and Stress

Psychology Disorders

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