Module 70: Intro to Therapy, Psychodynamic & Humanistic

Which of the two main chategories of therapy uses psychological techniques to assists someone seeking either to overcome difficulties or to achieve personal growth?

• Psychotherapy

• Biomedical Therapy

Which of the two main chategories of therapy offers medication and other biological treatments such as ECT and deep brain stimulation?

• Psychotherapy

• Biomedical Therapy

The first major psychological therapy was practiced by

• Freud

• Skinner

• James

• Wundt

What term refers to an approach to psychotherapy that uses techniques from various forms of therapy?

• Biopsychosocial Approach

• Eclectic Approach

• Psychotherapy

• Insight Therapy

The first major psychological therapy practiced by Freud utilizing free association was called

• Psychoanalysis

• Eclectic Approach

• Psychotherapy

• Insight Therapy

What psychoanalysis technique recognizes and analyzes the blocking from consciousness of anxiety-laden material?

• Resistance

• Transference

• Counterconditioning

• Aversive Conditioning

What psychoanalysis technique recognizes and analyzes when the patient is transfering to the analyst emotions linked with other relationships?

• Resistance

• Transference

• Counterconditioning

• Aversive Conditioning

How is modern psychodynamic therapy different from traditional psychoanalysis.

• It is focuses on id-ego-superego conflicts.

• It involves lying on a couch.

• It focuses on analyzing how past relationships may be troubling current relationships patterns.

• Relies heavily on dream analysis.

What form of therapy aims to improve psychological functioning by increasing a person's awareness of underlying motives and defenses?

• Psychoanalysis

• Eclectic Approach

• Psychotherapy

• Insight Therapy

What form of therapy developed by Carl Rogers in which the therapist uses active listening in an accepting, genuine, empathetic environment to facilitate the client's growth?

• Psychoanalysis

• Eclectic Approach

• Psychotherapy

• Client-Centered Therapy