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Why is it helpful to have a theory? What is its A good theory provides us for a better understanding of human behavior.
purpose?
What is the first thing a licensed counselor should do Talk with that person and ask them to stop. (Reporting them is second.)
if he or she observes a colleague displaying unethical
behavior?
What topics are covered in a good informed consent? The theories/practices that will be used, the counselor's prices,
(5) confidentiality issues ( + reasons to break confidentiality), and sometimes the
risk(s) of therapy.
What is competence? (What makes a person A competent person has sufficient training/ education & plenty of supervised
competent [2] or incompetent? [2]) experience. Someone is incompetent when they're experiencing a burnout
(vicarious traumatization) or under the influence (drug/alcohol use).
How old must a client be to sign a valid consent form? 18
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What does it mean for a treatment to be empirically Treatment is supported by good research & has specific details spelled out
validated? (2) (so that people who practice the same treatment will have the same
outcome).
What was Freud's view on repression? (4) Repression is unconscious & is involved in symptom formation, Uses psychic
energy...it's a general psychic process.
What is the role of the analyst in psychoanalysis? (2) Doctor. Decides what's real and what's not real.
What is required of the analyst to eliminate his or her Must go through psychoanalysis themselves.
own countertransference?
What is the fundamental rule of psychoanalysis? Client must say everything that comes to mind.
What are ego defense mechanisms? What are three They are unconscious ways to prevent unacceptable wishes from emerging
examples? into awareness. Examples: repression, fixation, and projection.
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Theories
& Answers.pdf
of Counseling and Psychotherapy Final Exam – Questions &Theories
Answers.pdf
of Counseling and Psychotherapy Final Exam – Questions & Answers
Theories of Counseling and
Psychotherapy Final Exam
– Questions & Answers
Theories of Guidehttps://www.stuvia.com/dashboard!@_)#*)(@$)($@*($@)($@*_
Counseling and Psychotherapy Final Exam – Questions
Theories
& Answers.pdf
of Counseling and Psychotherapy Final Exam – Questions &Theories
Answers.pdf
of Counseling and Psychotherapy Final Exam – Questions & Answers
,Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy Final Exam.pdf Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy Final Exam.pdf Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy Final Exam
Terms in this set (87)
Why is it helpful to have a theory? What is its A good theory provides us for a better understanding of human behavior.
purpose?
What is the first thing a licensed counselor should do Talk with that person and ask them to stop. (Reporting them is second.)
if he or she observes a colleague displaying unethical
behavior?
What topics are covered in a good informed consent? The theories/practices that will be used, the counselor's prices,
(5) confidentiality issues ( + reasons to break confidentiality), and sometimes the
risk(s) of therapy.
What is competence? (What makes a person A competent person has sufficient training/ education & plenty of supervised
competent [2] or incompetent? [2]) experience. Someone is incompetent when they're experiencing a burnout
(vicarious traumatization) or under the influence (drug/alcohol use).
How old must a client be to sign a valid consent form? 18
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, Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy Final Exam.pdf Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy Final Exam.pdf Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy Final Exam
What does it mean for a treatment to be empirically Treatment is supported by good research & has specific details spelled out
validated? (2) (so that people who practice the same treatment will have the same
outcome).
What was Freud's view on repression? (4) Repression is unconscious & is involved in symptom formation, Uses psychic
energy...it's a general psychic process.
What is the role of the analyst in psychoanalysis? (2) Doctor. Decides what's real and what's not real.
What is required of the analyst to eliminate his or her Must go through psychoanalysis themselves.
own countertransference?
What is the fundamental rule of psychoanalysis? Client must say everything that comes to mind.
What are ego defense mechanisms? What are three They are unconscious ways to prevent unacceptable wishes from emerging
examples? into awareness. Examples: repression, fixation, and projection.
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