Therapeutic Interventions of Psychological Disorders (10) Flashcards

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Treatment: Definition of Terms

Specific or unique information

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Idiographic Data

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Treatment: Definition of Terms

Generalization or commonalities with other context

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Nomothetic

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Treatment: Definition of Terms

Also known as therapy, procedure designed to change abnormal behavior to a more normal behavior

Consists of client, therapies, and series of contact between them

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Treatment

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Psychodynamic

What technique involves the therapist instructing the patient to say whatever comes to mind, regardless of its importance?

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Free Association

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Psychodynamic

What term describes when a patient projects feelings about important people in their life onto the therapist?

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Transference

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Psychodynamic

What is the term for a patient’s unconscious refusal to fully participate in therapy?

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Resistance

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Psychodynamic

What method in psychodynamic therapy is used to uncover unconscious desires through the analysis of sleep content?

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Dream Interpretation

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Psychodynamic

What is the consciously remembered part of a dream called?

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Manifest Content

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Psychodynamic

What is the hidden meaning of a dream referred to as?

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Latent Content

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Psychodynamic

What is the process called when repressed feelings are brought to the surface and expressed, often resulting in emotional relief and insight?

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Catharsis

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Psychodynamic

What process involves repeated examination of the same issues over many sessions to bring about deeper understanding and change?

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Working Through

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Psychodynamic

What type of psychodynamic therapy focuses on one specific problem or issue and explores only the dynamics related to that issue?

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Short-Term Psychodynamic Therapy

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Psychodynamic

What modern psychodynamic approach involves the therapist sharing their own feelings and experiences to build a more equal therapeutic relationship?

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Relational Psychoanalytic Therapy

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Psychodynamic

What therapeutic technique uses hypnosis to help a patient recall forgotten memories or engage in other therapeutic tasks?

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Hypnotherapy

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Psychodynamic

What approach helps children express their conflicts and feelings indirectly through drawing, storytelling, and play?

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Play Therapy

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Humanistic

Which therapeutic approach involves clinicians helping clients through acceptance, empathy, and genuineness, and was developed by Carl Rogers?

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Client-Centered Therapy

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Humanistic

What type of therapy involves a group of people with similar issues meeting together to work on their problems with a therapist?

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Group Therapy

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Humanistic

What type of therapy helps individuals by providing emotional support through shared experiences but without a professional therapist leading the group?

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Support Group

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Humanistic

What type of program offers therapeutic benefits at home, often through self-guided exercises and support?

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Home-Based Self-Help Programs

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Humanistic

What type of therapy focuses on teaching individuals better ways to interact socially?

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Social Skills Training

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Humanistic

What therapeutic approach involves meeting with all family members together to help them make therapeutic changes?

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Family Therapy

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Humanistic

What model of family therapy does not place blame on either the parents or the child for the disease?

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Maudsley Model

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Humanistic

What is the therapy method where victims of traumatic events are encouraged to talk about their feelings and reactions to the trauma?

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Psychological Debriefing

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Humanistic

What treatment for depression is based on the belief that improving interpersonal relationships can lead to recovery?

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Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT)

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# Humanistic Which therapy technique combines empathy and inquiry to motivate clients to recognize and commit to addressing their psychological problems?
Motivational Interviewing
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# Humanistic What type of therapy helps institutions support patient recovery by creating a climate that promotes self-respect and individual responsibility?
Milieu Therapy
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# Humanistic What training combines family therapy with cognitive-behavioral techniques to improve family functioning and help parents manage their children more effectively?
Parent Management Training
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# Humanistic Which therapy focuses on helping clients achieve self-recognition and self-acceptance through techniques like role-playing and self-discovery exercises?
Gestalt Therapy
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# Humanistic What therapy, derived from interpersonal psychotherapy and aimed at children and adolescents with bipolar disorder, addresses issues with behavior rhythmicity and sleep-wake regulation?
Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy
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# Cognitive What therapeutic approach seeks to help clients change counterproductive behaviors and dysfunctional ways of thinking, and includes methods like Rational-Emotive Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness-Based CBT?
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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# Cognitive Which form of CBT focuses on changing irrational assumptions by identifying and challenging them?
Rational-Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT)
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# Cognitive What therapy is a form of CBT that teaches clients to accept their thoughts as mere events of the mind and encourages mindfulness?
Mindfulness-Based CBT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy)
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# Cognitive What therapy helps clients with depression by systematically increasing the number of pleasurable and constructive activities in their lives?
Behavioral Activation
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# Cognitive Which therapy targets cognitive impairments like attention, planning, and memory, particularly in individuals with schizophrenia?
Cognitive Remediation
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# Cognitive What treatment for panic disorder educates clients about anxiety and panic, teaching them to control their breathing and re-analyze automatic thoughts?
Panic Control Treatment
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# Cognitive Which form of CBT is focused on modifying the factors that maintain eating disorders?
Enhanced CBT (CBT-E)
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# Cognitive What therapeutic approach helps individuals reinterpret and accept their hallucinations to reduce fear and confusion?
Hallucination Reinterpretation and Acceptance
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# Cognitive Which therapy is designed to help people with emotional regulation difficulties or self-destructive behaviors by helping them accept the reality of their lives and behaviors?
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
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# Cognitive What coping strategy involves attempting to eliminate unacceptable thoughts by thinking or behaving in ways that make up for those thoughts?
Neutralizing
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# Cognitive What treatment for OCD involves exposing clients to anxiety-arousing situations while preventing them from performing their compulsive acts?
Exposure and Response (Ritual) Prevention
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# Cognitive What therapy helps individuals identify and change maladaptive assumptions and thought patterns that contribute to their psychological disorders?
Beck’s Cognitive Therapy
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# Cognitive What therapy involves presenting unpleasant stimuli while the client performs undesirable behavior, such as taking a drug?
Aversion Therapy
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# Cognitive What treatment for alcohol use disorder teaches clients coping strategies for situations that typically trigger excessive drinking?
Relapse-Prevention Training
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# Cognitive Which therapy helps individuals with PTSD examine and change dysfunctional attitudes and interpretations related to their traumatic experiences?
Cognitive Processing Therapy
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# Cognitive What therapy helps individuals understand their own emotions and the emotions of others by using the therapeutic relationship?
Mentalization
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# Cognitive Which therapy helps individuals identify and counter negative attitudes they may hold toward sex?
Affectual Awareness
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# Cognitive What therapy combines individual CBT with family sessions to improve both the client's and the family’s functioning?
Positive Family Interaction Therapy