Unit 9 Flashcards
From which type of therapy does cognitive therapy borrow many techniques?
A. Client-centered
B. Psychodynamic
C. Behaviour
D. Group
C. Behaviour
Which type of therapist employs the principles of classical and operant conditioning and observational learning?
A. Psychoanalytic
B. Behaviour
C. Biomedical
D. Group
B. Behaviour
What proportion of psychiatric inpatient releases are re-admitted within 30 days?
A. One third
B. One fourth
C. One seventh
D. One fifth
C. One seventh
Which statement best describes behaviour therapy?
A. The evidence for effectiveness of insight therapy is stronger than the evidence for the effectiveness of behaviour therapy
B. Insight therapists can generally measure progress more precisely than behaviour therapists
C. Behaviour therapists have historically placed little emphasis opn measuring therapeutic outcomes.
D. Behaviour therapies can make important contributions in treating OCD, schizophrenia, eating disorders and hyperactivity.
D. Behaviour therapies can make important contributions in treating OCD, schizophrenia, eating disorders and hyperactivity.
What is NOT a main category of treatment?
A. biomedical
B. revelation
C. insight
D. Behaviour
B. revelation
Which statement best characterizes psychotherapy?
A. it is a fast or rapid process that requires hard work or effort.
B. it is a slow or gradual process that requires minimal effort. ‘
C. it is a fast or rapid process that requires minimal effort
D. it is a slow or gradual process that requires hard work or effort.
D. it is a slow or gradual process that requires hard work or effort.
With regard to psychological disorders, what does spontaneous remission refer to?
A. Sudden reccurence of a disorder in a client who had been cured.
B. Failure to recover despite extensive treatment
C. Recovery from a disorder that occurs because of formal treatment
C. Recovery from a disorder without formal treatment.
C. Recovery from a disorder without formal treatment.
According to behaviour therapists, what is the cause of psychological disorders?
A. Past conditioning
B. Unconscious conflicts left from childhood.
C. Current stressful situations in one’s life
D. Inconsistency between ones self-concept and reality.
A. Past conditioning
What do clients do in self-instructional training, the therapeutic approach developed by meichenbaum?
A. Learn skills of psychoanalysis so that they may use the procedures at home, outside the therapeutic context.
B. They teach themselves new skills, rather than relying on the therapeutic relationship.
C. They direct the progress of therapy within sessions with a therapist.
D. They learn to develop and use verbal statements that help them cope with difficult situations.
D. They learn to develop and use verbal statements that help them cope with difficult situations.
What has NOT been an outcome of deinstitutionalization?
A. more outpatient care of psych disorders
B. An increase in the number of patients who are mentally ill in local general hospitals
C. An increase in the average length of stay in mental hospitals
D. A decrease in the average inpatient population in mental hospitals.
C. An increase in the average length of stay in mental hospitals
What type of conditioning is the basis for systematic desensitization?
A. Instrumental
B. Aversive
C. Classical
D. Operant
C. Classical
Consistent with the phenomenon of regression toward the mean, what would you expect of the person who recieves the highest grade in the class on the first psychology exam?
A. They will get below average on the next
B. They will get the highest grade on the next
C. They will get a high grade, but not the highest on the next
D. They will get the highest on the next economics exam.
C. They will get a high grade, but not the highest on the next
Dr. Yosef often acts like a sounding board, restating and clarifying the themes that come to the surface as his client speaks freely about their concerns or problems. What kind of therapist is he?
A. Cognitive behaviourist
B. Psychoanalyst
C. Client-centered
D. Rational-emotive
C. Client-centered
Which statement best describes atypical (second gen) antipsycotics?
A. They are less effective
B. They have more unpleasant side effects
C. They have less risk of heart problems
D. They have less risk of tardive dyskinesia.
D. They have less risk of tardive dyskinesia.
What is ECT most likely treating in the late 1930’s or early 1940’s?
A. Severe depression
B. Schizophrenia
C. OCD
D. Epilepsy
B. Schizophrenia