PERSPECTIVES ON BEHAVIOUR CHANGE

Question 1

therapy isn’t a special process of fixing something that’s wrong. Rather, it’s on a continuum with other life experiences.

A) psychosocial

B) psychodynamic

C) learning

D) humanistic

Answer 1

D) humanistic

Question 2

In this view, a person who’s living life to the fullest should always engage in more or less the same processes as occur in therapy

A) psychosocial

B) psychodynamic

C) learning

D) humanistic

Answer 2

D) humanistic

Question 3

personal growth required genuinity and openness from other people and empathetic understanding

A) psychosocial

B) psychodynamic

C) learning

D) humanistic

Answer 3

D) humanistic

Question 4

One point these theorists have made is that much of human behavior isn’t monitored consciously but is cued automatically and habitually

A) psychosocial

B) psychodynamic

C) learning

D) self regulation

Answer 4

D) self regulation

Question 5

therapy focused on breaking down automacity by having the person engage in more controlled or monitored processing of whats going on

A) psychosocial

B) psychodynamic

C) learning

D) self regulation

Answer 5

D) self regulation

Question 6

a view in which therapy must provide people with a way to make the desired responses automatic in place of the problem responses.

A) psychosocial

B) psychodynamic

C) learning

D) self regulation

Answer 6

D) self regulation

Question 7

therapy focusing on stages in which clients repeatedly use feedback from the therapy and from actions outside the therapy to guide their movements through a long term plan of change

A) psychosocial

B) psychodynamic

C) learning

D) self regulation

Answer 7

D) self regulation

Question 8

a view which focuses on making people better problem solvers

A) psychosocial

B) psychodynamic

C) learning

D) self regulation

Answer 8

D) self regulation