Intro to Psychotherapy Flashcards

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what is the name for the client-centered therapy that focuses on the positives aspects of life rather than psychopathology?

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humanistic psychotherapy

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“unconditional positive regard” should make you think of what type of psychotherapy?

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humanistic psychotherapy

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using techniques such as free association, fantasies, and dream interpretation encompass which field of therapy?

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insight oriented

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which type of learning revolves around making associations with stimuli?

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classical conditioning

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what is the central tenet of behavioral psychotherapy?

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no learned behavior is bad, however it can be maladaptive

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what are the three conditions under which behavior can be viewed as maladaptive according to behavioral psychotherapy?

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1) its associated with distress
2) it causes impaired functioning
3) it results in socially inappropriate outcomes

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relaxation training, desensitization, exposure and response prevention techniques, and aversion therapy and punishment are examples of which type of psychotherapy?

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behavioral psychotherapy

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overgeneralizing, magnifying negatives, minimizing positives, and catastrophizing are considered forms of what?

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maladaptive thinking

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which types of therapist believe that changing maladaptive thinking leads to positive change in affect and behavior?

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cognitive therapists

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what is the negative cognitive triad that is seen in cognitive therapy?

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individuals, especially those with depression, make negative evaluations about:

1) themselves
2) the world
3) their future

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what is the most commonly used “talk therapy” in the US?

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CBT

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what is effective CBT dependent upon?

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the therapeutic relationship between the therapist and the patient

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which type of therapy centers around active involvement of the patient, often assigning “homework assignments”?

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cognitive behavioral therapy

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developing a clear definition of a problem and measuring changes in cognition and behavior is an example of what type of therapy?

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cognitive behavioral therapy

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what type of therapy is used to treat borderline personality disorder and chronic suicidality?

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dialectical behavior therapy

greatly reduces suicide rates, hospitalizations, treatment dropout rates

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what goal does dialectical behavior therapy revolve around?

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combination of CBT with buddhist concepts of distress tolerance, acceptance, and mindful awareness

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which type of therapy uses a method that focuses on facilitating and engaging a client’s intrinsic motivation to change their behavior?

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motivational interviewing

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what are the four critical skills in motivational interviewing?

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1) ability to ask open-ended question
2) ability to provide affirmations
3) capacity for reflective listening
4) ability to provide period summary statements to patient

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what is often referred to as the therapy of “non”?

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motivational interviewing

non-judgmental, non-confrontational, non-adversarial

20
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what type of therapy’s objective is NOT the elimination of difficult feelings, but instead to be present with what life brings us?

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acceptance and commitment therapy

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what are the three major concepts in behavioral psychotherapy?

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1) learning through association; stimulus elicits behavior (pavlov)
2) behavior is maintained by consequences of behavior (skinner)
3) behavior is observed in others; including punishment and reward (bandura’s social learning)

22
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assisting people in minimizing emotional disturbance, decreasing self-defeating behavior, and becoming more self-actualized so that they can lead a happier life is part of which type of therapy?

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rational emotive behavior therapy

falls under cognitive psychotherapy

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which type of therapy focuses on eliminating “irrational beliefs”?

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rational emotive behavior therapy