Chapter 16: Therapy Flashcards

1
Q

Which type of therapy involves prescribed medications or procedures that act directly on a person’s physiology?

A

Biomedical therapy

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2
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The blocking of anxiety-laden material from consciousness is called:

A

resistance.

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3
Q
Which of the following is NOT a technique used in client-centered therapy?
A. Genuiness
B. Interpretation 
C. Acceptance 
D. Empathy
A

B. Interpretation

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4
Q

Which type of behavior therapy involves the association of an unpleasant state with an unwanted behavior?

A

aversive conditioning

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5
Q

Which type of therapy involves changing self-defeating thinking and the way people act?

A

Cognitive-behavioral therapy

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6
Q

The procedure for statistically combining the results of many different research studies is called (a/an):
A. evidence-based practice. B. meta-analysis.
C. therapeutic alliance.
D. recovered memory therapy.

A

B. meta-analysis.

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7
Q

Which type of drug is used to treat bipolar disorder?

A

Mood-stabilizing drugs

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8
Q

Which technique may be used with an individual who suffers from severe depression, when drug therapies don’t work?

A

Electroconvulsive therapy

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9
Q

Which is a newer, promising treatment that helps improve mood by possibly energizing the left frontal lobe?

A

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation

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10
Q

The therapy that focuses on restoring a healthy way of life in reducing stress (such as through exercise and sleep) is called:

A

Therapeutic lifestyle change

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Hillary has a phobia of spiders. Through therapy she is taught to relax while looking at a picture of a spider, then being in the same room with a spider, then handling a spider. This type of therapy is called:
A. virtual reality exposure therapy. B. systematic desensitization.
C. aversive conditioning.
D. counterconditioning.

A

systematic desensitization.

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12
Q
Shaniqua has an addiction. She continues to relapse because certain family members are enabling her. Which type of therapy might help her best?
A. Self-help group 
B. Psychoanalysis 
C. Family therapy 
D. Exposure therapy
A

Family therapy

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13
Q
Norris is a physician by training who specializes in treating psychological disorders. He can prescribe medicine, so he is a:
A. psychiatrist. 
B. psychologist. 
C. social worker. 
D. counselor.
A

A. psychiatrist.

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14
Q
Herbert is having delusions and hallucinations. Which type of drug may he be prescribed?
A. Mood-stabilizing 
B. Antipsychotic
C. Antidepressant 
D. Antianxiety
A

B. Antipsychotic

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15
Q
Isla wants to reduce stress and live a healthier, more fulfilling life. She decides to begin a new nutritional and exercise program, as well as spend more time outdoors. What type of therapy is she adopting?
A. Self-help group
B. Therapeutic alliance
C. Therapeutic lifestyle change 
D. Psychopharmacology
A

C. Therapeutic lifestyle change

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16
Q

Presumed problem for Client-Centered Therapy?

A

Barriers to self-understanding and self-acceptance

17
Q

Aim of Client-Centered Therapy?

A

Enable growth via unconditional positive regard, genuineness, acceptance, and empathy

18
Q

Therapy technique of Client-Centered Therapy?

A

Listen actively and reflect clients’ feelings.

(1) Paraphrasing
(2) Invite Clarification
(3) Reflect feelings

19
Q

Presumed problem from (Cognitive Behavioural) CBT viewpoint?

A

Self-harmful thoughts and behaviours

20
Q

Therapy Aim of CBT?

A

Promote healthier thinking and adaptive behaviours

21
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Therapy technique of CBT?

A

Train people to counter self-harmful thoughts and to act out their new ways of thinking