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The phases of DBT are:
It is a technique, it does not have any phases.
As many as the therapist wants.
5, including the pretreatment phase.
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What are some characteristics of a pathological personality?
Inflexibility, vicious circle and weaker emotional estability.
Inflexible, permanent and egonsyntonic.
Efficient, flexible and autonomous.
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How do you follow-up in DBT?
With a diary, with daily entries.
There is no need to do a follow-up.
With daily phone calls.
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What is the main technique about of future projection use in Family Therapy?
SCALE QUESTIONS.
Miracle Questions.
COPING QUESTIONS.
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What is a common characteristic of contextual therapies?
Emphasis on context and functions of psychological events, not on content.
Development of skills applicable only to specific situations.
Emphasis on the content of psychological events.
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Who is the father of Mindfulness?
Jon Kabat-Zinn.
Javier García Campayo.
James Arthur.
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Following the third generation therapies, the conduct...
Is inseparable from its context.
Is influenced by the patient’s family.
Is inseparable from the thoughts.
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How long does the therapy last in the third generation therapies?
As long as the therapist wishes.
As long as the patient wishes.
Until the patient is cured.
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What are the common characteristics of contextual therapies?
Emphasis on eliminating symptoms.
Emphasis on content and specific situations.
Emphasis on context and function of psychological events.
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What is the first step of the BA?
Evaluate the outcome and problem solve barriers.
Do the functional analysis of the situation.
Ask lots of questions until you have a good formulation.
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On which disorders does the BA focus?
Mood disorder.
Obsessive compulsive disorder.
All the mental disorders.
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What is another goal of the BA?
Give quick and easy solutions to the disorder.
Care for serious or complex mental disorders alone.
increase adaptive activities, preferably for mastery and pleasure.
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What is one of the key aspects characterizing mindfulness practice?
Constant evaluation.
Present-moment attention without judgment.
Living in the past or future.
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What is the main objective with EMDR?
To convert our trauma memories into adaptive learning experiences.
To rearrange information from negative experiences located in memory.
Both are correct.
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Make a pact in dialectical behavior therapy is good way to avoid a:
Patient could commit suicide.
Both are incorrect.
Patient could commit a murder.
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What is in the Family Therapy the union and mutual support between two people?
Coalition.
Alliance.
None is correct.
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What is one of the objectives of third-generation therapies ?
Helping patients find meaning in life free of suffering.
Helping patients understand and accept their discomfort.
Eliminating discomfort entirely.
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What can you achieve with bilateral stimulation using EMDR?
The connection between the two cerebral hemispheres.
Both are correct.
The correct processing of trauma information and emotional load reduction.
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What are the common problems in the parenting stage?
Headaches, infertility, chest pain.
Sleeping problems, postpartum pseudodepression, marital tension & affairs.
Family lost, depression, dementia, physical ilness.
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What are avoidance behaviors?
Behaviors that help manage negative emotions in a healthy way.
Maintenance behaviors of the depression disorder.
Behaviors that help the patient solve problems.
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What therapy does not use definitions such as "normal" or "pathology"?
Brief Strategic Therapy.
DBT.
BA.
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What is the goal of the BA?
Solving all interpersonal problems.
Explain what the problem is.
To identify behaviors that inhibit or stop activation in the subject.
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What is the definition of the progressive relaxation if Jacobson?
Learning to tense and then relax the different muscle groups of the body.
Listening to relaxing music.
Learning how to relax with yoga.
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. In the first stage of the treatment regarding DBT is important to:
Increase self-respect and achieve the patients goals.
Help the patient find inner peace.
Establish the therapeutic principles.
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What does "self as context" mean?
Being anchored in the past or in the future.
Fusion of the feelings, thoughts and emotions with the concept of oneself
Attempt to fight and suppress thoughts, desires, emotions and sensations
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Why is breathing important?
It helps us connect with our interior.
It helps someone maintain concentration.
It makes unaware what is happening.
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What is the most simple way of dealing with stressfull moments?
Listening to music.
Proper breath control.
Concentrating on other stuff.
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Which are the two fundamental pillars of the third generation therapies?
Acceptence and activation.
Functional thoughts and context.
Behavior and environment.
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Wich author developed the Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)?
Skinner.
Freud.
Linehan.
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Choose the one that is INCORRECT in reference to what can be achieved with the mindfulness practice:
Increased emotional activity.
Reduced emotional activity.
Greater emotional stability.
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Linehan techniques:
Mindfulness and group theraphy.
Validation, Issues resolution and exposure techniques
Cognitive restructuring and exposure response prevention in imagination.
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How does psychopathology arise according to ACT?
From psychological inflexibility and avoidance of internal events.
From relationships in the family.
Both above are correct.
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What are the most useful techniques for self-distraction?
Attribute random successes and failures to yourself.
Practice physical activity, keep physically busy, do household chores, etc.
Being conscious of the fast rhythm of your breathing.
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What is one of the three great contributions of third-generation therapies?
Restoring a contextual perspective.
Focusing on nosological classification.
Eliminating symptoms.
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Which are the effects that Mindfulness has on the brain?
Increased verbal creativity and brain plasticity.
Reduced verbal creativity and brain plasticity.
Increased verbal creativity and less synaptic connections.
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Third generation therapies are related to:
Nihilism.
Positivism.
Functional contextualism
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Regarding group therapy:
They can develope socializing techniques.
They can become more aggressive.
As they are not aware of their problem, they won’t find it useful.
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What are some of the techniques that we can use in group therapy?
Painting therapy.
Directive guide.
Reflection of feelings.
