243 MH - Amy Chaffin exam 1 (2025) ACTUAL EXAM
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Sigmund Freud theory was on which developments? - (ANSWER)personality,
awareness, anxiety, defense mechanism, and psychosexual development
What are the three levels of awareness Freud had? - (ANSWER)1.
conscious:Holds all memories, perception, thoughts, fantasies, and feelings
2. preconscious: Material retrieved by conscious effort
3. unconscious: repressed memories and passions associated with trauma
In terms of Freud where are his 3 personality structures? And ages they occur? -
(ANSWER)Id: occurs at birth, a pleasure principle, cannot tolerate frustration,
cannot problem solve
Ego: happens when a child interacts with others, is able to solve their frustration
by problem-solving and differentiating reality
Superego: 3-5 yrs old, develop a consciousness of right and wrong
A patient tells a healthcare worker they remind them of their sister because their
smile is an example of what? - (ANSWER)Transference (an unconscious feeling of
pt to health care worker)
,A nurse thinking a nagging patient reminds them of their mom is an example of
what ? - (ANSWER)countertransference (an unconscious feeling of healthcare
worker to pt)
What was Sullivan's theory? - (ANSWER)interpersonal theory - humans are driven
by the need of interaction
What is interpersonal therapy? - (ANSWER)short term therapy that reduce
anxiety (ex. talking to student before a test to distract you from nerves)
interpersonal therapy responds best towards what problems? - (ANSWER)Grief
and loss (death/divorce), interpersonal dispute (conflict with sig. other), role
transition (problematic change in life status/social role)
What is the goal of behavior therapy? - (ANSWER)change in behavior can be
modified through conditioning
What was Watson theory ? - (ANSWER)Behavioral therapy - controlling
environment can mold behavior and anyone could be trained to be anything
What was Pavlov's experiment? - (ANSWER)classical condition - linking a neutral
stimulus with another stimulus (response involuntary)
Ex: dog salivating to food with the sound of a bell
, What was Skinner experiment? - (ANSWER)Operant - use reinforcement to make
a behavior occur more frequently
Ex: Skinner box with rat and response lever
In terms of behavioral therapy what is modeling? - (ANSWER)Having a role model
Ex: pt learns through imitation
In terms of behavioral therapy what is operant conditioning? - (ANSWER)Using
POSITIVE reinforcement for good/desired behavior
Ex: Kid at the store acting out, you ignore there acting out and reward them when
they act appropriately
In terms of behavioral therapy what is exposure therapy? - (ANSWER)Used on pt
with anxiety, phobias, or memories. Expose pt to fear slowly to eliminate or lower
their anxiety
In terms of behavioral therapy what is aversion therapy? - (ANSWER)Paring
negative behavior with a negative reinforcement/stimulus
Ex: Biting of nails we would apply a bitter nail polish
In terms of behavioral therapy what is biofeedback - (ANSWER)Using of our own
body to eliminate stress and anxiety
comprehensive questions and verified accurate
solution (Detailed & Elaborated) |get it 100%
accurate!! 2025 TEST!!
Sigmund Freud theory was on which developments? - (ANSWER)personality,
awareness, anxiety, defense mechanism, and psychosexual development
What are the three levels of awareness Freud had? - (ANSWER)1.
conscious:Holds all memories, perception, thoughts, fantasies, and feelings
2. preconscious: Material retrieved by conscious effort
3. unconscious: repressed memories and passions associated with trauma
In terms of Freud where are his 3 personality structures? And ages they occur? -
(ANSWER)Id: occurs at birth, a pleasure principle, cannot tolerate frustration,
cannot problem solve
Ego: happens when a child interacts with others, is able to solve their frustration
by problem-solving and differentiating reality
Superego: 3-5 yrs old, develop a consciousness of right and wrong
A patient tells a healthcare worker they remind them of their sister because their
smile is an example of what? - (ANSWER)Transference (an unconscious feeling of
pt to health care worker)
,A nurse thinking a nagging patient reminds them of their mom is an example of
what ? - (ANSWER)countertransference (an unconscious feeling of healthcare
worker to pt)
What was Sullivan's theory? - (ANSWER)interpersonal theory - humans are driven
by the need of interaction
What is interpersonal therapy? - (ANSWER)short term therapy that reduce
anxiety (ex. talking to student before a test to distract you from nerves)
interpersonal therapy responds best towards what problems? - (ANSWER)Grief
and loss (death/divorce), interpersonal dispute (conflict with sig. other), role
transition (problematic change in life status/social role)
What is the goal of behavior therapy? - (ANSWER)change in behavior can be
modified through conditioning
What was Watson theory ? - (ANSWER)Behavioral therapy - controlling
environment can mold behavior and anyone could be trained to be anything
What was Pavlov's experiment? - (ANSWER)classical condition - linking a neutral
stimulus with another stimulus (response involuntary)
Ex: dog salivating to food with the sound of a bell
, What was Skinner experiment? - (ANSWER)Operant - use reinforcement to make
a behavior occur more frequently
Ex: Skinner box with rat and response lever
In terms of behavioral therapy what is modeling? - (ANSWER)Having a role model
Ex: pt learns through imitation
In terms of behavioral therapy what is operant conditioning? - (ANSWER)Using
POSITIVE reinforcement for good/desired behavior
Ex: Kid at the store acting out, you ignore there acting out and reward them when
they act appropriately
In terms of behavioral therapy what is exposure therapy? - (ANSWER)Used on pt
with anxiety, phobias, or memories. Expose pt to fear slowly to eliminate or lower
their anxiety
In terms of behavioral therapy what is aversion therapy? - (ANSWER)Paring
negative behavior with a negative reinforcement/stimulus
Ex: Biting of nails we would apply a bitter nail polish
In terms of behavioral therapy what is biofeedback - (ANSWER)Using of our own
body to eliminate stress and anxiety
