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Who said that intelligence is “ability to think abstractly”? (1921)

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Lewis Terman

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Who said that intelligence is ““ability to act purposefully, to think rationally, and to deal effectively with the environment” in 1944?

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David Weschler

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Who said that intelligence is “ability to adapt one’s surroundings” in 1952?

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Jean Piaget

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It is a thinking that has ability to create connections between unrelated concepts and it’s beyond memorization.

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Abstract Thinking

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Who theorized about the intelligence about the two factors like G and S factor?

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Spearman

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This theory said that intelligence has two factors, the G or General Factor and S or Specific intelligence

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Spearman’s Two-Factor Theory

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This factor of intelligence is general, like cognitive abilities, spatial skills and also mathematical problems.

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G Factor

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This factor of intelligence is specific, like singing, dancing, skills.

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S factor

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This person theorized that there are primary mental abilities in one’s intelligence.

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Thurstone

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Word Fluency
Verbal comprehension
Reasoning
Memory
Perceptual speed
Space
Number

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Thurstone’s Primary Mental Abilities

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This primary mental ability to think words rapidly

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Word Fluency

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This primary mental ability to understand or define words, even grammarization

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Verbal Comprehension

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This primary mental ability to decide rationally, thinks about the pros and cons.

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Reasoning

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This primary mental ability to remember previously learned idea.

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Memory

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This primary mental ability to determine differences and similarities

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Perceptual Speed

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This primary mental ability to recognize figures, shapes, puzzles

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Space

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This primary mental ability to do mathematical solvings and has skills about it.

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Number

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He conceptualized the intelligence that there are two; the fluid and crystallized intelligence.

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Cattell-Horn

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This intelligence based on Cattel-Horn, it reasons abstractly or logically in front of novel situation; a new scenario that can be adapted.

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Fluid Intelligence

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This Intelligence based on Cattell-Horn, it accumulates facts, knowledge or information overtime. This can be learned in the school.

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Crystallized Intelligence

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This person theorized that there multiple intelligence and said “the capacity to solve the problems or to fashion products that are valued in one or more cultural setting”.

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Howard Gardner

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One of the Educational values in intelligence, that specializes to write, deliver speech and thoughts.

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Linguistic Intelligence

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One of the Educational values in intelligence that specializes mathematical problems and other methods

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Logical

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One of the Arts in intelligence, more in creating melodies, has singing skills and rhythm.

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Musical Intelligence

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One of the Arts in intelligence, has coordination to its movement and bodily active

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Bodily

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One of the Personal Intelligence, that uses patterns and puzzles about the figures.

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Spatial Intelligence

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One of the Personal Intelligence in ability to understand other people’s emotion

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Interpersonal Intelligence

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One of the Personal Intelligence in ability to understand its own emotions.

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Intrapersonal Intelligence

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Componential intelligence
Experiential intelligence
Contextual intelligence

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ROBERT STERNBERG’S
TRIARCHIC THEORY
OF INTELLIGENCE

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one of triarchic theory of intelligence, a person’s analytic skills.

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Componential Intelligence

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One of triarchic theory of intelligence, the ability to invent solutions to new problems.

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Experiential Intelligence

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One of triarchic theory of intelligence, the ability to adapt and apply what has been learned, such as skills and knowledge, in different scenarios/situations

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Contextual Intelligence

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33
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They’re the first people who made an IQ test

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Alfred Binet & Theodore Simon

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It is the first IQ test being implemented to measure intelligence.

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Binet-Simon Test

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Who did the commonly used IQ test in recent times, and named as Stanford-Binet Test.

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Lewis Terman

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36
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What is IQ?

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Mental Progress

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37
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The commonly used IQ test made by Lewis Terman

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Stanford-Binet Test

38
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What do you call 3 highest levels of IQ?

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Mentally Gifted

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What do you call the 3 lowest level of IQ?

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Mentally Challenged

40
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This type of test is one person at a time which are time consuming but more reliable.

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Individual Test

41
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This type of test are administered by several people.

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Group Test

42
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This type of test uses oral communication or language

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Verbal Test

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This type of test uses tool-manipulation.

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Non-verbal or Performance Test

44
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This type of test increases the difficulty while the person’s answering.

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Power Test

45
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This type of test has a time limit in measuring their quickness.

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Speed Test

46
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Ability to understand one’s own
feelings and to have empathy
for the feelings of others

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Emotional Intelligence/Quotient

47
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Science and engineering of
creating intelligent machine like
an intelligent computer program

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Artificial Intelligence

48
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A study of psychological or behavioral factors affecting physical health and illnesses

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Health Psychology

49
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This has different causes based on the events, a subjective one that causes of illnesses and pressure.

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Stress

50
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A type of stressors based on natural disasters like earthquake

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Catastrophic Events

51
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A type of Stressor that includes the death of loved one, medical failures.

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Major Life Changes

52
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A type of stressor that being encountered in a daily life including the traffic.

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Daily Hassles

53
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This internal source of stress was an individual being blocked in reaching a goal.

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Frustration

54
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This type of frustration is a person that can’t accept its own limitations.

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Personal Frustration

55
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This internal source of stress are caused by two incompatible goals being present.

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Conflict

56
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This type of Conflict is choosing between two desirable options

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Approach-Approach Conflict

57
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This type of conflict is deciding on something that has positive & negative effect.

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Approach-Avoidance Conflict

58
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This type of Conflict letting choose between two undesirable option.

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Avoidance-Avoidance Conflict

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This type of conflict has two or more goals that also have negative & positive effects.

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Double Approach-Avoidance Conflict

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This internal source of stress makes a person feel compelled to behave to its self-expectations from others.

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Pressure

61
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A Defense mechanism that temporary escape from the difficulties. Distracting yourself

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Fantasy/Daydreaming

62
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A Defense mechanism that gets away from the frustrating situation

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Nomadism

63
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A Defense mechanism that refusal to acknowledge a painful reality

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Denial

64
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A Defense mechanism that excluding uncomfortable thoughts from consciousness

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Repression

65
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A Defense mechanism that projects, attributing own repressed motives to others.

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Projection

66
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A Defense mechanism that taking on the characteristics of others to avoid feeling incompetent

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Identification

67
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A Defense mechanism that a person acquires or imitates the characteristics he fears or hates

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Introjection

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A Defense mechanism that reverting to childlike behavior

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Regression

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A Defense mechanism that thinks abstractly about stressful situations as a way of detaching oneself from them

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Intellectualization

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A Defense mechanism that plausible reasons are given by the person as an excuse for a behavior that would cause loss of self-esteem

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Rationalization

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A Defense mechanism that repressed motives are shifted from an original object to a substitute object

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Displacement

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A Defense mechanism that the expression of exaggerated ideas and emotions that are the opposite of one’s repressed beliefs or feelings.

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Reaction Formation

73
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A Defense mechanism that unacceptable desires are directed into socially acceptable activities

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Sublimation

74
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A Defense mechanism that expression of exaggerated ideas and emotions that are the opposite of one’s repressed beliefs or feelings

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Substitution

75
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A Defense mechanism that person tries to disguise the presence of a weak trait by emphasizing the desirable one to cover up his inferiority

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Compensation

76
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This therapy where the client meets regularly with a therapist over a period of months

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Individual Therapy

77
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This therapy where a small group of people meet regularly to discuss individual issues and help
each other with problems. ex. patients

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Group Therapy

78
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This therapy is a discussion and problem-solving sessions with every member of the family

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Family/Couples Therapy

78
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This type of therapy uses creative processes in helping people to express their feelings

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Art Therapy

78
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This therapy teach behavioral skills to help a person tolerate stress, and etc.

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DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY (DBT)

78
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This therapy recognize his negative thought patterns and replace them with positive ones

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COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOR THERAPY (CBT)

79
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therapy that deals with important life
themes (living, dying, freedom)

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EXISTENTIAL THERAPY

80
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This therapy exposes a person to the thing that he finds upsetting or disturbing

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EXPOSURE THERAPY

81
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This therapy based on the here and now of living

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GESTALT THERAPY

82
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This therapy technique used in overcoming past experience where the client imagines one person from his past sitting on the chair.

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Empty-chair Technique

83
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This therapy focuses on an individual’s social
relationships and how to improve social support

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INTERPERSONAL THERAPY (IPT)

84
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This therapy Carl Rogers believed that the quality of therapist-client relationship influences the success of the therapy. thus making the therapist should be active listener, a genuine, accepting, and emphatic person too.

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PERSON-CENTERED THERAPY

85
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This therapy using of special light bulbs

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PHOTOTHERAPY

86
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This therapy includes playing with dolls or toys, painting and other activities

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PLAY THERAPY

86
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This therapy using of past experiences

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PSYCHOANALYSIS

Intro to Psychology (6 decks)

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