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Review Sheet 15

Introduction to Psychology. (Methods of Therapy)

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A general term for any psychologically based form of treatment to help people better understand and/or resolve their problems is: psychotherapy
As discussed in the text, a popular term often used to describe psychotherapy is: talk therapy
The first form of psychodynamic therapy to be developed was: psychoanalysis
The goal of shining the light of the ego on the unconscious workings of the id best describes which type of therapy? Freudian psychoanalysis
After Raymond described his dream to his therapist, efforts were made to figure out what the dream meant, or its: latent content
In psychoanalysis, transference is the process that occurs when: the client begins acting toward the therapist in ways that mirror the client’s conflict-ridden relationships with others.
According to __________, the three important components of therapy are empathy, genuineness, and unconditional positive regard. Carl Rogers
In therapy, unconditional positive regard is: the therapist’s complete acceptance of the client.
__________, which focuses on blending the conflicting parts of one’s personality into an integrated whole, was developed by __________. Gestalt therapy; Fritz Perls
Juan is an alcoholic who has not stoped. Juan’s therapist, aversive conditioning in which Juan will take a drug at the same time he sniffs beer. In this treatment, the beer is the __________ during conditioning and the __________ after conditioning. neutral stimulus; conditioned stimulus
All EXCEPT which of the following examples describe the use of operant conditioning in behavioral therapy? Dr. Dorian uses a nausea-inducing drug with his client Eduardo, who suffers from alcoholism.
The statement in Hamlet, "There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so," expresses the rationale behind which contemporary form of therapy? Cognitive therapy
Eclectic therapists: integrate approaches from many different schools of therapy.
Taylor takes Ritalin to treat his ADHD. The drug’s effectiveness may be based on its ability to increase the activity of __________ in Taylor’s cerebral cortex. dopamine
Ilene was just prescribed an antianxiety drug by her new therapist. She reacted in all of the following ways. What did she do that was WRONG? Keeping quiet about her belief that she didn't need this medication so as not to insult him
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