Question 1

Which of the following is descriptive of participant modelling?

Accepted Answer

A)  Imitating a model responding appropriately the feared situation 
B)  Imagining painful or sickening stimuli associated with undesirable behaviour 
C)  Deep muscle relaxation and gradual exposure to the feared object 
D)  Direct exposure to the feared object without relaxation 
A)  Imitating a model responding appropriately the feared situation 
B)  Imagining painful or sickening stimuli associated with undesirable behaviour 
C)  Deep muscle relaxation and gradual exposure to the feared object 
D)  Direct exposure to the feared object without relaxation

Question 2

Behaviour therapies based on classical conditioning are used mainly to

Accepted Answer

A)  shape new, more appropriate behaviours. 
B)  rid people of fears and undesirable behaviours or habits 
C)  demonstrate appropriate behaviours. 
D)  promote development of social skills. 
A)  shape new, more appropriate behaviours. 
B)  rid people of fears and undesirable behaviours or habits 
C)  demonstrate appropriate behaviours. 
D)  promote development of social skills.

Question 3

Albert Ellis is to ________ as Aaron Beck is to ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  rational beliefs; automatic thoughts 
B)  irrational beliefs; automatic thoughts 
C)  activating beliefs; distorted thoughts 
D)  irritated thoughts; distorted concepts 
A)  rational beliefs; automatic thoughts 
B)  irrational beliefs; automatic thoughts 
C)  activating beliefs; distorted thoughts 
D)  irritated thoughts; distorted concepts

Question 4

Traditional behavioural couples therapy (TBCT), focuses on identification and modification of behaviours that contribute to a couple's conflicts.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What are the role and the goal of the therapist in person-centred therapy?

Accepted Answer

Person-centred therapy is a non-directiv

Question 6

Each of the following is a goal of interpersonal therapy, except helping the patient to

Accepted Answer

A)  find ways to reduce stress at home and at work. 
B)  gain unconditional positive regard from family members 
C)  find solutions to currentterpersonal problems. 
D)  develop betterterpersonal skills to sustain relationships. 
A)  find ways to reduce stress at home and at work. 
B)  gain unconditional positive regard from family members 
C)  find solutions to currentterpersonal problems. 
D)  develop betterterpersonal skills to sustain relationships.

Question 7

What is the directive therapy that emphasizes the importance of the client fully experiencing, in the present moment, his or her thoughts, feelings, and actions?

Accepted Answer

A)  Psychoanalytic therapy 
B)  Person-centred therapy 
C)  Existential therapy 
D)  Gestalt therapy 
A)  Psychoanalytic therapy 
B)  Person-centred therapy 
C)  Existential therapy 
D)  Gestalt therapy

Question 8

Electroconvulsive shock therapy is used to treat

Accepted Answer

A)  severe depression 
B)  paranoid schizophrenia. 
C)  anxiety disorders. 
D)  catatonic schizophrenia. 
A)  severe depression 
B)  paranoid schizophrenia. 
C)  anxiety disorders. 
D)  catatonic schizophrenia.

Question 9

How cognitive therapies attempt to help people?

Accepted Answer

Cognitive therapies assume that maladapt

Question 10

Person-entered therapy is ________; Gestalt therapy is ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  non-directive; directive 
B)  directive; non-directive 
C)  non-directive; non-directive 
D)  directive; directive 
A)  non-directive; directive 
B)  directive; non-directive 
C)  non-directive; non-directive 
D)  directive; directive

Question 11

Ben has a therapist who seems caring and accepting of everything about him. The therapist displays the quality of

Accepted Answer

A)  genuineness. 
B)  unconditional positive regard 
C)  empathy. 
D)  sympathy. 
A)  genuineness. 
B)  unconditional positive regard 
C)  empathy. 
D)  sympathy.

Question 12

Which of the following is not one of the basic assumptions underlying cognitive behaviour therapy?

Accepted Answer

A)  What we think affects behaviour. 
B)  Our cognitions may be monitored and changed. 
C)  All of our maladaptive behaviours stem from unsuccessful past relationships 
D)  Desired changes behaviour can be achieved by changing our cognitions. 
A)  What we think affects behaviour. 
B)  Our cognitions may be monitored and changed. 
C)  All of our maladaptive behaviours stem from unsuccessful past relationships 
D)  Desired changes behaviour can be achieved by changing our cognitions.

Question 13

Which therapy based on classical conditioning is especially successful in treating persons with obsessive-compulsive disorder?

Accepted Answer

A)  Aversion therapy 
B)  Exposure and response prevention 
C)  Systematic desensitization 
D)  Flooding 
A)  Aversion therapy 
B)  Exposure and response prevention 
C)  Systematic desensitization 
D)  Flooding

Question 14

How do antipsychotic drugs help schizophrenic patients and how is this related to one of its major side effects?

Accepted Answer

Antipsychotic drugs control the major sy

Question 15

Behaviour therapy's main goal is to eliminate the underlying causes of psychological disorders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The main difference between traditional behavioural couples therapy (TBCT) and integrated behavioural couples therapy IBCT is that TBCT focuses more emotions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Which of the following is not true concerning family therapy?

Accepted Answer

A)  The family must be viewed as a unit with its own dynamics. 
B)  Family therapy is for each group member and the group itself. 
C)  Family therapy mustvolve all the family members each session 
D)  Family therapy can be beneficial treating families with alcoholic parents. 
A)  The family must be viewed as a unit with its own dynamics. 
B)  Family therapy is for each group member and the group itself. 
C)  Family therapy mustvolve all the family members each session 
D)  Family therapy can be beneficial treating families with alcoholic parents.

Question 18

Over the course of her therapy, Sharon is presented with a series of scenes ranked in order from least feared to the one that is most feared. She must learn to remain relaxed in one situation before she can confront the next item on her hierarchy. What therapy is this?

Accepted Answer

A)  Operant therapy 
B)  Systematic desensitization 
C)  Aversive conditioning 
D)  Gestalt therapy 
A)  Operant therapy 
B)  Systematic desensitization 
C)  Aversive conditioning 
D)  Gestalt therapy

Question 19

You have a friend whose attitude is, "Why would anyone struggle with counselling, when taking medications for depression or anxiety is so easy?" What would you tell your friend about the difficulties that are associated with drug therapy so that she has a more enlightened view of the advantages and disadvantages of drug therapy?

Accepted Answer

Answers should discuss possible unpleasa

Question 20

Prozac is currently the most commonly prescribed drug to treat

Accepted Answer

A)  dissociative identity disorder. 
B)  paranoid schizophrenia. 
C)  less severe depression 
D)  general and specific anxieties. 
A)  dissociative identity disorder. 
B)  paranoid schizophrenia. 
C)  less severe depression 
D)  general and specific anxieties.

Which of the following is descriptive of participant modelling?

Behaviour therapies based on classical conditioning are used mainly to

Albert Ellis is to as Aaron Beck is to .

Traditional behavioural couples therapy (TBCT), focuses on identification and modification of behaviours that contribute to a couple's conflicts.

What are the role and the goal of the therapist in person-centred therapy?

Each of the following is a goal of interpersonal therapy, except helping the patient to

What is the directive therapy that emphasizes the importance of the client fully experiencing, in the present moment, his or her thoughts, feelings, and actions?

Electroconvulsive shock therapy is used to treat

How cognitive therapies attempt to help people?

Person-entered therapy is ; Gestalt therapy is .

Ben has a therapist who seems caring and accepting of everything about him. The therapist displays the quality of

Which of the following is not one of the basic assumptions underlying cognitive behaviour therapy?

Which therapy based on classical conditioning is especially successful in treating persons with obsessive-compulsive disorder?

How do antipsychotic drugs help schizophrenic patients and how is this related to one of its major side effects?

Behaviour therapy's main goal is to eliminate the underlying causes of psychological disorders.

The main difference between traditional behavioural couples therapy (TBCT) and integrated behavioural couples therapy IBCT is that TBCT focuses more emotions.

Which of the following is not true concerning family therapy?

Over the course of her therapy, Sharon is presented with a series of scenes ranked in order from least feared to the one that is most feared. She must learn to remain relaxed in one situation before she can confront the next item on her hierarchy. What therapy is this?

Prozac is currently the most commonly prescribed drug to treat

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Which of the following is descriptive of participant modelling?

Behaviour therapies based on classical conditioning are used mainly to

Albert Ellis is to ________ as Aaron Beck is to ________.

Traditional behavioural couples therapy (TBCT), focuses on identification and modification of behaviours that contribute to a couple's conflicts.

What are the role and the goal of the therapist in person-centred therapy?

Each of the following is a goal of interpersonal therapy, except helping the patient to

What is the directive therapy that emphasizes the importance of the client fully experiencing, in the present moment, his or her thoughts, feelings, and actions?

Electroconvulsive shock therapy is used to treat

How cognitive therapies attempt to help people?

Person-entered therapy is ________; Gestalt therapy is ________.

Ben has a therapist who seems caring and accepting of everything about him. The therapist displays the quality of

Which of the following is not one of the basic assumptions underlying cognitive behaviour therapy?

Which therapy based on classical conditioning is especially successful in treating persons with obsessive-compulsive disorder?

How do antipsychotic drugs help schizophrenic patients and how is this related to one of its major side effects?

Behaviour therapy's main goal is to eliminate the underlying causes of psychological disorders.

The main difference between traditional behavioural couples therapy (TBCT) and integrated behavioural couples therapy IBCT is that TBCT focuses more emotions.

Which of the following is not true concerning family therapy?

Over the course of her therapy, Sharon is presented with a series of scenes ranked in order from least feared to the one that is most feared. She must learn to remain relaxed in one situation before she can confront the next item on her hierarchy. What therapy is this?

Prozac is currently the most commonly prescribed drug to treat

Introduction to Psychology

Biology and Behaviour

Sensation and Perception

States of Conciousness

Learning

Memory

Cognition, Language, and Intelligence

Development

Motivation and Emotion

Social Psychology

Personality Theory and Assessment

Health and Stress

Psychology Disorders

Filters

Albert Ellis is to as Aaron Beck is to .

Person-entered therapy is ; Gestalt therapy is .