Exploring Psychological Perspectives and Treatments

Which therapy uses classical conditioning to treat bed-wetting?

• Moore's bed-wetting therapy

• Aversive conditioning

• Operant conditioning

• Exposure therapy

What is the primary focus of behavioral therapies?

• Modifying behaviors through learning and conditioning

• Altering unconscious thoughts

• Building resilience

• Improving self-awareness

Which therapy is effective for treating phobias through controlled exposure?

• Rational emotive behavior therapy

• Operant conditioning

• Systematic desensitization

• Aversive conditioning

What is the purpose of aversive conditioning?

• To build resilience

• To enhance relaxation techniques

• To associate a stimulus with an unpleasant response

• To uncover unconscious motives

What is an example of operant conditioning technique mentioned?

• Systematic desensitization

• Token economy

• Exposure therapy

• Aversive conditioning

What is the main goal of cognitive therapies?

• To understand unconscious motives

• To increase resilience against stress

• To change inner dialogue and irrational thinking

• To modify external behaviors only

How does Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) help treat disorders?

• Using free association techniques

• Through unconditional positive regard

• By focusing solely on past experiences

• By changing thoughts and practicing better behaviors

What distinguishes humanistic therapies from other forms?

• They focus on past experiences

• They are directive and advice-giving

• They concentrate on growth and conscious thoughts

• They use conditioning techniques

What is a key component of client-centered therapy?

• A focus on past experiences

• Classical conditioning techniques

• Unconditional positive regard

• Operant conditioning rewards

What does resilience allow individuals to do?

• Focus solely on past experiences

• Change their inner dialogue

• Adapt to and overcome stressful experiences

• Avoid difficult life events