Question 1

The unconscious application of expectations and emotional experiences,based on important early relationships,to subsequent interpersonal relationships is known as:

Accepted Answer

A) process-experience. 
B) introspection. 
C) transference. 
D) counter-transference. 
A) process-experience. 
B) introspection. 
C) transference. 
D) counter-transference.

Question 2

Lilienfeld (2007)described the growing research base of psychological treatments that can cause harm.Two examples of this are:

Accepted Answer

A) cognitive-behavioural therapy and "Scared Straight" programs. 
B) "Scared Straight" programs and rebirthing therapy. 
C) rebirthing therapy and short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy. 
D) short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy and cognitive-behavioural therapy. 
A) cognitive-behavioural therapy and "Scared Straight" programs. 
B) "Scared Straight" programs and rebirthing therapy. 
C) rebirthing therapy and short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy. 
D) short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy and cognitive-behavioural therapy.

Question 3

What type of group treatment is designed to capitalize on the dynamics of the group?

Accepted Answer

A) Structured group approaches. 
B) Unstructured group approaches. 
C) Process group approaches. 
D) Dynamic procedural group approaches. 
A) Structured group approaches. 
B) Unstructured group approaches. 
C) Process group approaches. 
D) Dynamic procedural group approaches.

Question 4

Which of the following is the psychologist's first task in short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy? To:

Accepted Answer

A) develop a positive transference relationship. 
B) analyze the transference relationship. 
C) deal with loss. 
D) challenge the client to recognize his/her defence mechanisms that may impede progress in therapy. 
A) develop a positive transference relationship. 
B) analyze the transference relationship. 
C) deal with loss. 
D) challenge the client to recognize his/her defence mechanisms that may impede progress in therapy.

Question 5

The use of information technology and telecommunications to provide health care services from a distance is known as

Accepted Answer

A) Telehealth. 
B) Computer-mediated Psychotherapy. 
C) Healthcom. 
D) MedTech 
A) Telehealth. 
B) Computer-mediated Psychotherapy. 
C) Healthcom. 
D) MedTech

Question 6

Which of the following can be both a positive and negative aspect of group therapy?

Accepted Answer

A) Universality. 
B) Modelling of behaviour. 
C) Support. 
D) Cost-effectiveness. 
A) Universality. 
B) Modelling of behaviour. 
C) Support. 
D) Cost-effectiveness.

Question 7

The vast majority of psychological interventions are delivered in

Accepted Answer

A) individual sessions. 
B) group sessions. 
C) couple therapy sessions. 
D) Both A and C 
A) individual sessions. 
B) group sessions. 
C) couple therapy sessions. 
D) Both A and C

Question 8

Psychodynamic theories assume that individuals are prone to conflicts between the

Accepted Answer

A) ego and transference. 
B) id and transference. 
C) id and ego. 
D) superego and countertransference. 
A) ego and transference. 
B) id and transference. 
C) id and ego. 
D) superego and countertransference.

Question 9

Whose seminal findings demonstrated that learning can take place by observation and imitation?

Accepted Answer

A) Albert Bandura 
B) Carl Rogers 
C) Albert Ellis 
D) B.F.Skinner 
A) Albert Bandura 
B) Carl Rogers 
C) Albert Ellis 
D) B.F.Skinner

Question 10

Therapeutic activities involved in Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depression include

Accepted Answer

A) dealing with grief. 
B) examining role disputes. 
C) assisting in role transitions. 
D) all of the above 
A) dealing with grief. 
B) examining role disputes. 
C) assisting in role transitions. 
D) all of the above

Question 11

In discussing treatment the psychologist should explain:

Accepted Answer

A) his/her preferred method of treatment. 
B) evidence-based treatments s/he is competent to provide. 
C) the major evidence-based treatments for the client's problem. 
D) treatments s/he has found helpful in treating people with similar problems. 
A) his/her preferred method of treatment. 
B) evidence-based treatments s/he is competent to provide. 
C) the major evidence-based treatments for the client's problem. 
D) treatments s/he has found helpful in treating people with similar problems.

Question 12

A central characteristic of process-experiential therapies is its emphasis on

Accepted Answer

A) in-session experiencing of affect. 
B) the unconscious. 
C) interpersonal relationships. 
D) both A and B. 
A) in-session experiencing of affect. 
B) the unconscious. 
C) interpersonal relationships. 
D) both A and B.

Question 13

The treatment approach emphasizing awareness of emotions,understanding and expressing emotions,and transforming maladaptive to adaptive emotions is known as:

Accepted Answer

A) Interpersonal Psychotherapy. 
B) Process Experiential Therapy. 
C) Short-term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. 
D) Emotion Regulation. 
A) Interpersonal Psychotherapy. 
B) Process Experiential Therapy. 
C) Short-term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. 
D) Emotion Regulation.

Question 14

To make an informed decision about treatment,clients must be informed of all of the evidence-based treatment options,which may include:

Accepted Answer

A) medication options. 
B) psychological interventions the psychologist can provide. 
C) psychological interventions the psychologist does not have the training to provide,followed by a referral if needed. 
D) all of the above 
A) medication options. 
B) psychological interventions the psychologist can provide. 
C) psychological interventions the psychologist does not have the training to provide,followed by a referral if needed. 
D) all of the above

Question 15

Short-term psychodynamic treatment usually requires:

Accepted Answer

A) weekly sessions over about a year. 
B) biweekly sessions for six months. 
C) weekly or biweekly sessions for 4-7 months. 
D) daily sessions. 
A) weekly sessions over about a year. 
B) biweekly sessions for six months. 
C) weekly or biweekly sessions for 4-7 months. 
D) daily sessions.

Question 16

Cognitive-behavioural therapists

Accepted Answer

A) play a very active role in service provision. 
B) use Socratic questioning to help clients. 
C) play a passive role in service provision. 
D) Both A and B. 
A) play a very active role in service provision. 
B) use Socratic questioning to help clients. 
C) play a passive role in service provision. 
D) Both A and B.

Question 17

What is transference?

Accepted Answer

Suggested answer:
a.It is a psychodynami

Question 18

Stepped care refers to the process of

Accepted Answer

A) offering the type of intervention for which the treatment provider is most qualified. 
B) disregarding cost to provide the strongest evidence-based intervention to meet the client's needs. 
C) offering the lowest cost interventions to those who do not have private health insurance coverage. 
D) only providing more intensive interventions to those for whom first line intervention is insufficient. 
A) offering the type of intervention for which the treatment provider is most qualified. 
B) disregarding cost to provide the strongest evidence-based intervention to meet the client's needs. 
C) offering the lowest cost interventions to those who do not have private health insurance coverage. 
D) only providing more intensive interventions to those for whom first line intervention is insufficient.

Question 19

Self-efficacy has been shown to predict

Accepted Answer

A) the development of defense mechanisms. 
B) willingness to approach phobic stimuli. 
C) attempting new behaviours. 
D) both B and C. 
A) the development of defense mechanisms. 
B) willingness to approach phobic stimuli. 
C) attempting new behaviours. 
D) both B and C.

Question 20

A Canadian receiving psychological services is most likely to be

Accepted Answer

A) living in a rural area. 
B) living in a two parent family. 
C) male. 
D) university educated. 
A) living in a rural area. 
B) living in a two parent family. 
C) male. 
D) university educated.

The unconscious application of expectations and emotional experiences,based on important early relationships,to subsequent interpersonal relationships is known as:

Lilienfeld (2007)described the growing research base of psychological treatments that can cause harm.Two examples of this are:

What type of group treatment is designed to capitalize on the dynamics of the group?

Which of the following is the psychologist's first task in short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy? To:

The use of information technology and telecommunications to provide health care services from a distance is known as

Which of the following can be both a positive and negative aspect of group therapy?

The vast majority of psychological interventions are delivered in

Psychodynamic theories assume that individuals are prone to conflicts between the

Whose seminal findings demonstrated that learning can take place by observation and imitation?

Therapeutic activities involved in Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depression include

In discussing treatment the psychologist should explain:

A central characteristic of process-experiential therapies is its emphasis on

The treatment approach emphasizing awareness of emotions,understanding and expressing emotions,and transforming maladaptive to adaptive emotions is known as:

To make an informed decision about treatment,clients must be informed of all of the evidence-based treatment options,which may include:

Short-term psychodynamic treatment usually requires:

Cognitive-behavioural therapists

What is transference?

Stepped care refers to the process of

Self-efficacy has been shown to predict

A Canadian receiving psychological services is most likely to be

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The unconscious application of expectations and emotional experiences,based on important early relationships,to subsequent interpersonal relationships is known as:

Lilienfeld (2007)described the growing research base of psychological treatments that can cause harm.Two examples of this are:

What type of group treatment is designed to capitalize on the dynamics of the group?

Which of the following is the psychologist's first task in short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy? To:

The use of information technology and telecommunications to provide health care services from a distance is known as

Which of the following can be both a positive and negative aspect of group therapy?

The vast majority of psychological interventions are delivered in

Psychodynamic theories assume that individuals are prone to conflicts between the

Whose seminal findings demonstrated that learning can take place by observation and imitation?

Therapeutic activities involved in Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depression include

In discussing treatment the psychologist should explain:

A central characteristic of process-experiential therapies is its emphasis on

The treatment approach emphasizing awareness of emotions,understanding and expressing emotions,and transforming maladaptive to adaptive emotions is known as:

To make an informed decision about treatment,clients must be informed of all of the evidence-based treatment options,which may include:

Short-term psychodynamic treatment usually requires:

Cognitive-behavioural therapists

What is transference?

Stepped care refers to the process of

Self-efficacy has been shown to predict

A Canadian receiving psychological services is most likely to be

The Evolution of Clinical Psychology

Contemporary Clinical Psychology

Classification and Diagnosis

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology

Assessment: Overview

Assessment: Interviewing and Observation

Assessment: Intellectual and Cognitive Measures

Assessment: Self-Report and Projective Measures

Assessment Integration and Clinical Decision-Making

Prevention

Intervention: Adults and Couples

Intervention: Children and Adolescents

Intervention: Identifying Key Elements of Change

Health Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology, and Forensic Psychology

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