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Helping relationships Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Conversion - making psychological symptoms physical Reaction Formation - as a way of denying unacceptable feelings or beliefs, the individual acts in the opposite manner. Empty chair - the empty chair technique is used to have the client gain awareness of these polarities and take the perspective of the Top Dog and the Underdog. Displacement - the individual directs his focus to a safer object or person rather than the original cause of his anger or aggression. Identification - association with a cause, person, or organization in order to increase one's self-worth or self-concept. Flooding - - flooding is based upon the principle that escape from an anxiety- producing situation only reinforces anxiety through conditioning. In flooding, the client is confronted with a feared situation in real life (in vivo) for an extended period of time. By not allowing escape, the anxiety is extinguished, and the conditioned behavior of 2100% Pass Guarantee Emilly Charlotte, All Rights Reserved © 2025 avoidance is prevented. This treatment technique is used in counseling agoraphobic clients. Aversion therapy - -utilizing punishment, this form of classical conditioning pairs an aversive stimuli with a specific behavior. Pain or nausea are used as counter- conditioning. The Schick treatment for smoking and Antabuse (generic name: disulfiram) for alcoholism are examples of aversive therapy. The use of aversive therapy is controversial due to ethical issues and the efficacy of its long-term effects Conditioned Stimulus (CS) - through repeated pairings with the unconditioned stimulus (UCS), a previously neutral stimulus elicits a response through learning Conditioned Response (CR) - the learned response that occurs in the presence of a conditioned stimulus (CS) Restatement - is rephrasing what the client has said with emphasis on the congition message Reflection - is rephrasing what client has said with emphasis on the feeling (affective) part of the message. Paraphasing - is using different words to restate what they client has said in order to gain better understanding of message Summarizing - is concise statement of the main points or ideas disuccsed in a session. 3100% Pass Guarantee Emilly Charlotte, All Rights Reserved © 2025 Confrontation - is the techique in wich the cousnelor idenfities discrepancies and presents them the client. It may also refer to a difference in perception between the counselor and the client. Structuring - is the process of defining the nature, limits and goals of conseling as well as the roles of the client and counselor Free Association - The client is encouraged to report everything that comes into his/her mind,immediately and without reservations. Permissiveness: - The therapist is warm, friendly, understanding, and not shocked by what he or she hears. Avoidance-Avoidance Conflict: - A third type of conflict where the person loses either way. If the behavior is performed, it will be painful; and if it is not c

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Conversion - ✔✔making psychological symptoms physical


Reaction Formation - ✔✔as a way of denying unacceptable feelings or beliefs, the

individual acts in the opposite manner.


Empty chair - ✔✔the empty chair technique is used to have the client gain awareness of

these polarities and take the perspective of the Top Dog and the Underdog.


Displacement - ✔✔the individual directs his focus to a safer object or person rather than

the original cause of his anger or aggression.


Identification - ✔✔association with a cause, person, or organization in order to increase

one's self-worth or self-concept.


Flooding - ✔✔- flooding is based upon the principle that escape from an anxiety-

producing situation only reinforces anxiety through conditioning. In flooding, the client

is confronted with a feared situation in real life (in vivo) for an extended period of time.

By not allowing escape, the anxiety is extinguished, and the conditioned behavior of




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, avoidance is prevented. This treatment technique is used in counseling agoraphobic

clients.


Aversion therapy - ✔✔-utilizing punishment, this form of classical conditioning pairs

an aversive stimuli with a specific behavior. Pain or nausea are used as counter-

conditioning. The Schick treatment for smoking and Antabuse (generic name:

disulfiram) for alcoholism are examples of aversive therapy. The use of aversive

therapy is controversial due to ethical issues and the efficacy of its long-term effects


Conditioned Stimulus (CS) - ✔✔through repeated pairings with the unconditioned

stimulus (UCS), a previously neutral stimulus elicits a response through learning


Conditioned Response (CR) - ✔✔the learned response that occurs in the presence of a

conditioned stimulus (CS)


Restatement - ✔✔is rephrasing what the client has said with emphasis on the congition

message


Reflection - ✔✔is rephrasing what client has said with emphasis on the feeling

(affective) part of the message.


Paraphasing - ✔✔is using different words to restate what they client has said in order to

gain better understanding of message


Summarizing - ✔✔is concise statement of the main points or ideas disuccsed in a

session.


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