Psych, Chapt. 13

Albert Ellis' form of therapy confronts clients with the ways in which __ beliefs contribute to anxiety & depression.

IRRATIONAL

Social skills training is facilitated in a group setting because

ALL OF THESE

Your therapist uses a(n) __ approach to treatment.

CLIENT-CENTERED

__-__ therapy is a nondirective method that provides clients with an accepting atmosphere that enables them to overcome roadblocks to self-actualization.

CLIENT-CENTERED

__ therapists focus on beliefs & attitudes that create & compound their clients' psychological problems.

COGNITIVE

__ therapists focus on the beliefs, attitudes, & automatic thoughts that create & compound their clients' problems.

COGNITIVE

Behavior-therapy methods for reducing fears include systematic __, in which a client is gradually exposed to more fear-arousing stimuli.

DESENSITIZATION

She should search out __ practices.

EVIDENCE-BASED

The chief psychoanalytic method is __ association.

FREE

__ therapies focus on clients' subjective, conscious experience.

HUMANISTIC

(Minor or Major?) tranquilizers are usually prescribed for people who complain of anxiety or tension.

MINOR

Client-centered therapy is to __ as Gestalt therapy is to __

NONDIRECTIVE; DIRECTIVE

__-conditioning methods reinforce desired responses & extinguish undesired responses.

OPERANT

Her therapist endorses the __ perspective.

PSYCHODYNAMIC

Psychotherapy is a systematic interaction between a therapist & a client that applies __ principles to influence clients' thoughts, feelings, &/or behavior.

PSYCHOLOGICAL

In fact, he is experiencing what is called

REBOUND ANXIETY

The client becomes restless & claims, "There is nothing to tell." This is indicative of

RESISTANCE

Family therapists usually see the "identified patient" as the

SCAPE🐐 FOR OTHER PROBLEMS IN THE FAMILY

Freud's method of psychoanalysis attempts to shed light on __ conflicts that are presumed to lie at the roots of clients' problems.

UNCONSCIOUS

Which example best represents using operant conditioning to change behavior?

WITHDRAWING ATTENTION WHENEVER A CHILD HAS A TEMPER TANTRUM