Counseling & Helping Relationships #6 Flashcards

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Developed by Masters and Johnson, _______________ ________________ is a form of behavioral sex therapy that relies on counterconditioning via the couple engaging in touching and caressing on a graduated basis to lower anxiety levels until intercourse is possible.

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Senate focus

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Created by T.G. Stampfl, _______________ ________________ involves exposing the client to extremely aversive or repulsive stimuli in imaginal form with the goal of decreasing or extinguishing fears and anxieties related to a phobia.

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Implosive therapy

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_______________ is a phobia treatment in which a client must directly face their fear at a maximum level of intensity for an extended amount of time.

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Flooding

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Behavior therapists often shy away from the use of punishment because _______________.

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The effects of punishment are usually temporary and it teaches aggression.

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________________ _______________ ________________ _______________, a technique created by Francine Shapiro, involves moving your eyes a specific way while you process traumatic memories.

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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)

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In counseling, _______________ refers to behaviors on the part of the counselor that indicate they are truly engaged in active listening skills (e.g., good eye contact, “Mmm-hmm”).

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Attending

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Robert R. Carkuff identifies five facilitative condition that support effective interpersonal counseling. They are:

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  1. Empathy
  2. Respect
  3. Genuineness and Self-Disclosure
  4. Confrontation
  5. Immediacy
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8
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The term logotherapy means _______________.

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Healing through meaning

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_______________ ________________ is a Humanistic form of helping that stresses growth and self-actualization and helps the client discover meaning in their life.

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Existential therapy

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Behavioral Therapy has been criticized for _______________, while Existential Therapy has been criticized for ______________.

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  • Being too simplistic and not dealing with underlying causes (Behavioral Therapy)
  • Being too vague regarding techniques and procedures (Existential Therapy)
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Existentialists focus primarily on _______________.

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The client’s perception in the here-and-now.

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Existential counselors and Rogerian person-centered counselors adhere to what Martin Buber called the “I-Thou” relationship which asserts that _______________.

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The relationship is horizontal and assumes equality between client and counselor.

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Viktor Frankl, Irvin Yalom, and Rolo May are all ________________.

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Existentialists

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Aaron Beck’s cognitive triad of depression asserts that the depressed individual:

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  1. Feels worthless and has a negative view of themselves.
  2. Has a negative view of the world as unfair.
  3. Feels the future is hopeless.
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Existentialists speak of three worlds, they are the umwelt or the _______________ world, the mitwelt or the _______________ world, and the eigenwelt or the _______________.

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  1. Umwelt (the physical world)
  2. Mitwelt (the relationship world)
  3. Eigenwelt (the identity world)
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Existential counselors emphasize the client’s ________________, ________________, and ________________.

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Free choice, decision, and will

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Existential theorists speak of phenomenology which refers to _______________ and ontology which refers to ______________.

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  • The client’s internal experience of events (phenomenology)
  • The philosophy of being and existing (ontology)
18
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In psychoanalysis, catharsis is also known as _______________.

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Abreaction

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The Rogerian approach to therapy was first known as _______________-_________________, then became referred to as ________________-________________ and is currently called _________________-________________.

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  • Non-directive (first name)
  • Client-centered (second name)
  • Person-centered (current name)
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In psychoanalysis, the _________________ ________________ is capable of bringing ideas, images, and thoughts into awareness with minimal difficulty.

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Preconscious mind

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In psychoanalysis, the _________________ ________________ is composed of material which is normally unknown or hidden from the client.

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Unconscious mind

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Freud’s structural theory contains the _______________, _______________, and _______________, while his topographical theory is composed of ________________, _______________, and ________________.

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  • Id, ego, and superego (structural theory)
  • Conscious, preconscious, and unconscious (topographical theory)
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_______________ _______________ is a technique in which the client imagines they are in a situation that has traditionally caused emotional distress, then imagines changing the feelings via rational, logical, scientific thought.

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Rational imagery

24
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Viktor Frankl is considered the “father” of _______________, whereas William Glasser was the creator of _______________ _______________.

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  • Logotherapy (Frankl)
  • Reality Therapy (Glasser)
25
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In reality therapy, the abbreviation BCP stands for _______________ ________________ _______________.

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Perception controls behavior