Exam 15: Therapies
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When a patient starts acting toward his therapist as if he were a child and the therapist were a parent (and seeking parental approval),______ has occurred in this patient-therapist relationship.
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If a therapist cannot respect the beliefs and ways of a client,then the ethical therapist should
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Gestalt therapists try to encourage self-awareness by being warm and understanding of the client's feelings.
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In Gestalt therapy,the therapist shows concern for the client but also deals with the client in a confrontational and challenging manner.This environment where the client is attempting to improve via confrontation is known as a
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Cognitive therapy has been shown to be just as effective as antidepressant medications in the treatment of depression.
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The fundamental belief of cognitive-behavior therapy is that individuals are abnormal because
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Feminist psychotherapy advocates an equal relationship between the client and therapist.
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If a therapist were asking a client to talk in a loose and undirected way about anything that was popping into their minds,then the therapist would be using a technique called
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Electroconvulsive therapy is no longer used to treat depression.
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Group therapy can sometimes be an efficient use of a therapist's time.
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The most common approach used in family therapy is the ________ approach.
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To change the way the body functions is one method in treating maladaptive behavioral problems.This general approach is called ________ therapy.
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The process used by mental health professionals to help people with psychological problems is known as
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Sherice started seeing a psychotherapist because of marital problems.She is unhappy because she feels her husband does not give her enough attention.After several sessions,she is quite taken with her male therapist because he gives her undivided attention.This growing affection for the therapist is called
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A behavioral therapist may have a client watch people perform a desired behavior so that the client will learn the desired behavior or at least recognize it.This is a form of
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The therapist's principal job in client-centered therapy is to
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