Exam 14: Psychological Disorders

Carl Rogers is to _____ therapy as _____ is to rational-emotive behavior therapy.

Which term in Ellis' A-B-C model is correctly illustrated with an example?

For therapy to be effective, the therapist must share the client's cultural background.

The aim of _____ therapy is to replace maladaptive behaviors by applying learning principles.

Beck's and Ellis's approaches to treatment are called cognitive behavioral therapy.

Which of these is NOT a classical conditioning technique?

How does exposure differ from systematic desensitization?

_____ therapies aim to increase awareness of one's self and environment.

Aversion therapy is used mainly to treat phobias.

The deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill began in the 1930s.

Humanistic therapy is a type of insight therapy.

Clinical psychologists have ether PhD or PsyD degrees.

Which approach to psychological therapy is correctly defined?

Both cognitive therapy and rational-emotive behavior therapy are sometimes called _____ therapy.

Adrienne is describing a dream to her therapist. The events she recounts constitute the latent content of her dream. 

Couples therapy often focuses on conflict resolution and communication problems.

The token economy is a type of:

Family therapy was first developed in the:

Psychoanalysts generally discourage transference.

Beck's cognitive therapy uses the ABC model to understand clients' problems.