Ch. 13 Therapy

Claude has been seeing a therapist in an attempt to stop smoking. The therapist described a number of techniques that could help him. What approach is this?

• insight

• biomedical

• homeopathic

• behavioral

What do psychoanalytic, client-centered, and cognitive therapies have in common?

• They all deal with psychotic problems

• They all stress insight into your self

• They all require you to be a medical doctor

• They all use drugs to treat

In treating abnormal behavior, the main concern of a psychoanalyst would be to discover the

• childhood unconscious conflict that led to the behavior

• environmental conditions that led to the behavior

• how close to self actualization they are

• inappropriate thoughts that led to behavior

All of the following are Freudian techniques except..

• free association

• analysis of transference

• dream analysis

• aversion

A client in psychoanalysis has been arriving late for sessions, acting hostile and making up stuff. This is most likely

• transference

• frustration

• resistance

• projection

Transference in psychoanalytic therapy may reveal itself when the patient

• transfers from one stage of analysis to another

• changes the way the patient feels about people

• responds to the therapists as though he or she were the patient's parent

• shifts social roles during the course of therapy

Carl Roger's client-centered therapy grew from the _________ tradition.

• psychoanalytic

• behaviorist

• humanistic

• cognitive

Cognitive therapy emphasizes

• recognizing and changing negative thought patterns

• reliving of traumatic childhood

• increasing the clients self -awareness

• modifying maladaptive behaviors

Cognitive therapy borrows many techniques from ________ therapy

• group

• behavior

• client-centered

• psychodynamic

The basic learning principle used in Wolpe's systematic desensitization is

• counterconditioning

• negative reinforcement

• positive reinforcement

• operant conditioning