Psychotherapy Exam 1 – Questions With Correct
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Psychodynamic approaches psychoanalytic - Freud: focuses on unconscious; first
6 years determine personality
-transference and countertrasnference
-supportive intervention
-human nature is predetermined
Adlerian - Adler: growth model; assume responsibility,
one create's own destiny
-human nature is shaped by childhood (how NOT
why)
, Experiential & relationship-oriented existential therapy: quality of the person-to-person
therapeutic relationship therapeutic relationship
person-centered therapy - Rogers: places faith in
client to deal with problems ; moral support
Gestalt - Fritz and Perls: stresses awareness and
integration; body and mind connect
Cognitive behavioral approaches behavior therapy: resolution of specific behavioral
problems; mindfulness
cognitive behavior therapy: thinking to influence
behavior
choice theory/reality therapy: client assumes
responsibility in PRESENT
Systems and postmodern approaches feminist therapy: focus on oppression of women
before
postmodern approach: quick therapy; how you
interact is your reality; client is expert on their life
family systems therapy: your place in your family
shapes you
Countertransference the process of therapist seeing in their clients patterns
of their own behavior, over identifying with clients, or
meeting their own needs through the clients
Culture values and behaviors shared by a group of individuals
Bracketing ability of counselors to mange their personal values
so that they do not contaminate the counseling
process
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Terms in this set (61)
Psychodynamic approaches psychoanalytic - Freud: focuses on unconscious; first
6 years determine personality
-transference and countertrasnference
-supportive intervention
-human nature is predetermined
Adlerian - Adler: growth model; assume responsibility,
one create's own destiny
-human nature is shaped by childhood (how NOT
why)
, Experiential & relationship-oriented existential therapy: quality of the person-to-person
therapeutic relationship therapeutic relationship
person-centered therapy - Rogers: places faith in
client to deal with problems ; moral support
Gestalt - Fritz and Perls: stresses awareness and
integration; body and mind connect
Cognitive behavioral approaches behavior therapy: resolution of specific behavioral
problems; mindfulness
cognitive behavior therapy: thinking to influence
behavior
choice theory/reality therapy: client assumes
responsibility in PRESENT
Systems and postmodern approaches feminist therapy: focus on oppression of women
before
postmodern approach: quick therapy; how you
interact is your reality; client is expert on their life
family systems therapy: your place in your family
shapes you
Countertransference the process of therapist seeing in their clients patterns
of their own behavior, over identifying with clients, or
meeting their own needs through the clients
Culture values and behaviors shared by a group of individuals
Bracketing ability of counselors to mange their personal values
so that they do not contaminate the counseling
process
