Exam 24: Therapies

Verbal interaction between the therapist and client,a supportive relationship,and analysis of the client's experiences are the three characteristics of:

In 2000,there were ____ patients in mental hospitals.Deinstitutionalization has ____ that number over the last 40 years.

What happened to Anna's symptoms when she recalled her painful past experiences in therapy?

"My cousin has many maladaptive thoughts that probably arise from some unconscious thought or conflicts." According to Freud,this cousin experiences:

Dorothea Dix's efforts were important in the development of:

A therapist with an MD is most likely a:

The typical treatment of individuals with schizophrenia from the 15th to 18th centuries was:

During the middle ages,schizophrenic individuals were called:

Anna O.'s case is important,because it reflects Freud's premise that:

Nondrug treatment programs are ineffective in helping individuals with insomnia

Which therapy spends part of its focus on a client's thoughts?

The case of Little Albert was important in the development of:

By what mechanism did Little Albert come to fear a white rat?

Making a list of irrational thoughts and a corresponding list of rational thoughts is used in:

Which type of therapy makes the assumption that clients have the potential to help themselves,and the therapist's role is to be supportive of the client's efforts?

No states allow psychologists to prescribe drugs.

What case played an important role in the development of psychoanalysis?

What therapeutic approach focuses on threatening thoughts and desires that lead to unconscious conflicts that create mental disorders?

From a psychoanalyst's perspective,mental disorders are treated:

Freud believed that Anna's symptoms were caused by: