According to Corey, one valid limitation or criticism of Behavior therapy is that:

c. Isn't enough attention paid to internal experience, emotions or feelings

Adler's concept of Social Interest requires:

d Client identify & empathize w/ others n immediate circle & n larger world

During psychoanalytic treatment, patients are typically asked to:

d. work within the frame of a regular appointment time and fee

How would a classical psychoanalyst know a patient was ready to end treatment?

pt has more insight into previously unconscious material, & ego is stronger

Gestalt therapy clearly involves all of the following EXCEPT:

c. Modeling new behaviors for the client

At the beginning of therapy, a cognitive behavioral therapist is most interested in assessing:

a. the client's core beliefs and how they may be distorted

Person-Centered therapist feels negative or judgmental towards a client. Indicates the therapist is having difficulty w/

b. Unconditional Positive Regard

Systematic Desensitization is particularly effective with which of the following?

b. Reducing anxiety when there is a specific phobia

Rogers asserted that empathy, warmth and genuineness are:

a. necessary and sufficient for change to occur in therapy

Which of the following is true of contemporary developments in psychoanalysis?

c.Treatment's likely shorter in duration than traditional Freudian analysis

In Cognitive Behavior therapy, the focus of treatment is:

c. Helping the patient to modify beliefs and thoughts that trigger symptoms

Both Person-Centered and Psychoanalytic therapists would agree that:

c. listening carefully is a core process in therapy

b. Protect the conscious mind from the direct experience of anxiety

Using operant conditioning to help clts reduce/eliminate undesirable behavior Most effective approach w/in that model is

d. removing reinforcement so that the behavior will extinguish

A strength of Existential therapy in multicultural situations is:

b set n universal characteristics of humans & respects subjective experienc

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1
According to Corey, one valid limitation or criticism of Behavior therapy is that:
a. Isn't enough documentation of results or outcomes
b. Focus on the history of the problem may delay finding solutions
d. Obscures cultural differences because it focuses on universal experience
c. Isn't enough attention paid to internal experience, emotions or feelings
2
Adler's concept of Social Interest requires:
c that the therapist be genuinely interested in the client
a good social skills
d Client identify & empathize w/ others n immediate circle & n larger world
b a high level of cognitive functioning
3
During psychoanalytic treatment, patients are typically asked to:
b. censor their thoughts carefully
a. keep a journal of behavior changes
c. bring in artwork or poetry for analysis of unconscious themes
d. work within the frame of a regular appointment time and fee
4
How would a classical psychoanalyst know a patient was ready to end treatment?
d. pleasure principle is more in control of the patient's consciousness
b. Neurotic symptoms would be eliminated
pt has more insight into previously unconscious material, & ego is stronger
c. The patient would have more empathy and concern for others
5
Gestalt therapy clearly involves all of the following EXCEPT:
b. intense emotional expression
a. Staying in the here-and-now
d. Noticing non-verbal communication
c. Modeling new behaviors for the client
6
At the beginning of therapy, a cognitive behavioral therapist is most interested in assessing:
a. the client's core beliefs and how they may be distorted
c. distortions in the relationship between therapist and client
b. the client's general cognitive abilities and intelligence
d. How client has internalized assumptions and beliefs from their childhood
7
Which of the following is NOT an outgrowth of Person-Centered Therapy?
b. Motivational Interviewing
d. Expressive Arts Therapy
a. Emotion-Focused Therapy
c. Object Relations
8
Person-Centered therapist feels negative or judgmental towards a client. Indicates the therapist is having difficulty w/
a. Genuineness
c. Managing the transference
b. Unconditional Positive Regard
d. Empathy
9
For the Existential therapist, anxiety...
d. will disappear if the therapeutic relationship is strong enough
b. is a sign of neurosis
a. is normal
c. should be the first symptom addressed in treatment
10
What is true of both Adlerian and Person-Centered therapy?
a. In both approaches, the therapist is quite active and directive.
e. C and D are both correct.
c. Both focus on the subjective experience of the client
d. Both view therapeutic relationship as collaborative and non-hierarchical
b. Both have a deterministic and somewhat pessimistic view of human nature
11
Systematic Desensitization is particularly effective with which of the following?
c. Rewarding a new behavior
a. Teaching a sequence of new behaviors
b. Reducing anxiety when there is a specific phobia
d. Building a connection between old behaviors and new ones
12
The basic, overall goal of Gestalt therapy is:
a. Uncovering hidden motivations
c. changing dysfunctional behaviors
d. gaining greater awareness
b. resolving past conflicts
13
Rogers asserted that empathy, warmth and genuineness are:
c. created by the therapist for the benefit of the client
b. of lesser importance than correct assessment and diagnosis
a. necessary and sufficient for change to occur in therapy
d. learned in the client’s family of origin.
14
Which of the following models places LEAST emphasis on the relationship between therapist and client?
c. REBT
b. Adlerian
a. Person-Centered
d. Existential
15
Which of the following is true of contemporary developments in psychoanalysis?
c.Treatment's likely shorter in duration than traditional Freudian analysis
a. Transference and countertransference are de-emphasized.
b. The therapist remains as completely anonymous as possible.
d.There is much more emphasis on instinctual drives and processes in the Id
16
In Cognitive Behavior therapy, the focus of treatment is:
c. Helping the patient to modify beliefs and thoughts that trigger symptoms
b. Teaching the patient to think instead of being overwhelmed by emotion
d. Rebuilding healthier stimulus-response connections
a. Rapid reduction of symptoms through classical conditioning
17
Both Person-Centered and Psychoanalytic therapists would agree that:
b. understanding how the client manages anxiety is essential to diagnosis
d. Therapists should never self-disclose
a. connecting the past and the present is a key to successful therapy
c. listening carefully is a core process in therapy
18
Defense mechanisms
c. Are an expression of unconscious wishes
a. Originate in the Id
d. appear primarily in dreams
b. Protect the conscious mind from the direct experience of anxiety
19
Using operant conditioning to help clts reduce/eliminate undesirable behavior Most effective approach w/in that model is
a. shaping
d. removing reinforcement so that the behavior will extinguish
b. modeling
c. flooding
20
A strength of Existential therapy in multicultural situations is:
a offers advice and solutions, which are expected in some cultures.
d. All of the above
b set n universal characteristics of humans & respects subjective experienc
c includes specific techniques that allow for a good cultural fit.

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