Chapter 13 Flashcards
Describe psychoanalysis
A form of psychotherapy developed by Freud which aimed at identifying unconscious causes of psychological disorders
Analysis of free association
The client will provide uncensored reports of anything that comes to mind and the therapist will interpret it
Analysis of resistences
Client behaviours that interfere with therapeutic process are interpreted by therapist
Analysis of dreams
The symbolic content of dreams is studied by therapist to reveal their true content
Analysis of transeference
The feelings the client expresses to the therapist hint at the feelings the client feels towards others
Psychodynamic therapies
General approach that looks into childhood of client and encourages client to develop insight about psychological difficulties
Interpersonal psychotherapy
A form of psychotherapy with the goal of improving relationships
What is behaviour therapy
Therapeutic use of principles to alter maladaptive behaviours
Counterconditioning
Replacing unpleasant responses to stimuli with pleasant ones
Systemic desensitization
Type of counterconditioning that requires the client to stay relaxed while imagining a stimulus that induces anxiety
Exposure therapy
Confronting emotional arousing stimulus directly with the hopes of decreasing emotion associated
Aversion therapy
Getting rid of a maladaptive behaviour by making the stimuli unpleasant (quitting smoking)
Participant modelling
A type of therapy where the therapist elicits effective behaviours then the client performs them
R-E-B-T therapy
A type of therapy that makes a client let go of irrational beliefs (uses ABCs)
Cognitive therapy
The goal is to eliminate exaggerated negative beliefs of a person