CADC THEORIES EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
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Terms in this set (85)
CBT Goals 1. to challenge clients to confront faulty beliefs with
contradictory evidence that they gather and
evaluate.
2. to help clients seek out their faulty beliefs and
minimize them.
3. to become aware of automatic thoughts and to
change them.
Who developed Person-Centered Carl and Natalie Rogers in the 1940s
Therapy?
Person-Centered Therapy Based on a subjective view of human experiencing.
Places faith in. Gives responsibility to client in
dealing with their problems
, Jungian Worldview Personal unconscious, psychological complexes,
collective unconscious, shadow within
Stages of adjustment Denial, solution finding, disorganization, re-
organization, abandonment
Jungian theory Developed by Carl Jung. Grounded in the belief that
people realize their human potential by finding ways
to have a positive impact in the world. Stresses
positive, cultural and strength-based factors in a
person's development. Highlights that people are
constantly going through physical, cognitive,
emotional, psychological and spirtual changes.
Virginia Satir Developed the human validation process model.
She believed that spontaneity, creativity, humor,
self-disclosure, risk-taking and personal touch were
central to family therapy.
Differentiation of the self part of multigenerational family therapy. Involves the
psychological separation of intellect, emotion and
independence of the self from other. People gain a
sense of self identity.
Who developed Reality Therapy William Glasser
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS
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Terms in this set (85)
CBT Goals 1. to challenge clients to confront faulty beliefs with
contradictory evidence that they gather and
evaluate.
2. to help clients seek out their faulty beliefs and
minimize them.
3. to become aware of automatic thoughts and to
change them.
Who developed Person-Centered Carl and Natalie Rogers in the 1940s
Therapy?
Person-Centered Therapy Based on a subjective view of human experiencing.
Places faith in. Gives responsibility to client in
dealing with their problems
, Jungian Worldview Personal unconscious, psychological complexes,
collective unconscious, shadow within
Stages of adjustment Denial, solution finding, disorganization, re-
organization, abandonment
Jungian theory Developed by Carl Jung. Grounded in the belief that
people realize their human potential by finding ways
to have a positive impact in the world. Stresses
positive, cultural and strength-based factors in a
person's development. Highlights that people are
constantly going through physical, cognitive,
emotional, psychological and spirtual changes.
Virginia Satir Developed the human validation process model.
She believed that spontaneity, creativity, humor,
self-disclosure, risk-taking and personal touch were
central to family therapy.
Differentiation of the self part of multigenerational family therapy. Involves the
psychological separation of intellect, emotion and
independence of the self from other. People gain a
sense of self identity.
Who developed Reality Therapy William Glasser
