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AP Psychology Unit 13 Treatment
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Which of the following is NOT a possible treatment for depression?
deep brain stimulation
lithium
SSRI's
cognitive therapy
2
When the patient shifts emotions connected to other people onto the therapist
resistance
insight
free association
transference
3
Which is NOT associated with client-centered therapy?
unconditional positive regard
active listening
Carl Rogers
resistance
4
Which is an anti-depressant?
Paxil
lithium
Xanax
Ativan
5
Which therapy uses the technique of free association?
exposure therapy
psychoanalysis
client-centered therapy
aversive therapy
6
Which type of therapy focuses on the person's thoughts in response to an event?
drug therapy
cognitive therapy
humanistic therapy
psychoanalysis
7
Anti-depressants increase the levels of which two neurotransmitters?
dopamine and acetylcholine
norepinephrine and serotonin
norepinephrine and glutamate
glutamate and dopamine
8
Explains people's positive perceptions of therapy even though they would feel better eventually
negative self-talk
conditioned response
confirmation bias
learned helplessness
9
Which of the following is used to treat people with bi-polar disorder?
SSRI's
Prozac
Xanax
lithium
10
Which of the following is NOT a side effect of anti-psychotic medications?
tremors
tardive dyskenisia
hallucinations
obesity
11
Counterconditioning involves
changing how someone thinks about a situation.
creating new responses to a particular stimulus.
uncovering unconscious conflicts.
giving the client the chance to move twd self-actualization
12
Which of the following is NOT a lifestyle change recommended to alleviate/prevent depression?
adequate sleep
social connection
hypnosis
aerobic exercise
13
Which would be used to help someone to stop smoking?
token economy
exposure therapy
aversive conditioning
psychoanalysis
14
Classical conditioning techniques would most likely be effective in treating which disorder?
phobia
conversion disorder
depression
schizophrenia
15
When the therapist echoes, restates, and clarifies the client's statements
free association
operant conditioning
active listening
unconditional positive regard
16
Anti-psychotic drugs would be used to treat which disorder?
conversion disorder
schizophrenia
ADHD
anti-social personality disorder
17
the tendency for emotions to return to their average state
trait
regression toward the mean
placebo effect
meta-analysis
18
Cognitive-behavioral therapy focuses on changing what two things?
childhood memories and parental relationships
compulsions and delusions
ANS arousal and dopamine levels
thinking and behavior
19
Which is a statistical procedure that combines the results of many different studies?
empirical evidence
meta-analysis
inferential statistics
double blind procedure
20
Systematic desensitization is a type of
biomedical therapy.
psychotherapy.
behavior therapy.
cognitive therapy.
21
therapy in which irrational beliefs are challenged and irrational thought patterns identified
psychoanalysis
aversive conditioning
rational-emotive therapy
biomedical therapy
22
Which therapy focuses on the contents of the unconscious mind?
client-centered therapy
aversive conditioning
psychoanalysis
humanistic therapy
23
Which of the following is NOT an explanation for why patients feel positively about therapy?
placebo effect
confirmation bias
statistical significance
regression toward the mean
24
Anti-psychotic drugs are _____ for the neurotransmitter _____
antagonists; dopamine
agonists; dopamine
antagonists; serotonin
agonists; serotonin
25
A behavior is considered "disordered" if it is distressful, deviant, and
depraved
daunting
delirious
dysfunctional
26
the study of the effects of drugs on the mind and behavior
biopsychosocial medicine
ichthyology
psychopharmacology
craniology
27
Painting foul tasting polish on nails to stop nail biting is an example of
aversive conditioning
active listening
torture
operant conditioning
28
Who was the developer of psychotherapy?
Freud
Rogers
Maslow
Jung
29
Which would NOT be a disorder treated by cognitive-behavior therapy?
OCD
PTSD
depression
schizophrenia
30
How long does it take for an anti-depressant to take effect?
it varies
immediately
2 days
one month
31
Which therapy uses free association?
cognitive
behavior
humanistic
psychoanalysis
32
Which is no longer a frequent treatment for depression?
deep brain stimulation
lobotomy
repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation
electroconvulsive therapy
33
Which therapy challenges people's illogical, self-defeating attitudes and assumptions?
rational-emotive behavior
humanistic
psychoanalysis
free association
34
A token economy is an example of
operant conditioning
classical conditioning
learned helplessness
intrinsic motivation
35
Which of the following is NOT considered helpful in treating depression?
nutrtional supplements such as fish oil
light exposure
aerobic exercise
eating a quart of ice cream
36
Which attempts to help clients develop self-awareness and self-acceptance?
free association
systematic desensitization
unconditional positive regard
transference
37
Stress inoculation training involves
deep breathing.
eating lots of ice cream.
teaching people to restructure thinking in stressful times.
prescribing anti-anxiety medication.
38
Which is an anti-anxiety drug?
Zoloft
Prozac
Zyprexa
Xanax
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In which therapy is progressive relaxation used?
systematic desensitization
active listening
lobotomy
free association
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In which type of therapy are patients forced to confront an anxiety producing situation?
exposure therapy
psychopharmacology
humanistic therapy
cognitive therapy