Clinical Psychology Interventions – Questions &
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A central goal of person-centered d. promote congruence between the person's
therapy is to: experienced self and ideal self
a. promote hardier defense
mechanisms
b. help clients live up to the ideals that
they have introjected
c. encourage clients to look at
themselves more objectively and
realistically
d. promote congruence between the
person's experienced self and ideal
self
,A large body of research has shown a. a client's pretreatment stage of change
that the amount of progress in therapy
that clients make can be reliably
predicted by:
a. a client's pretreatment stage of
change
b. a client's stage of change after the
first session of therapy
c. a client's stage of change at the end
of therapy
d. a therapist's ability to employ action
stage processes of change
After seeing a snake on the lawn, a d. classical conditioning
child with a phobic fear of snakes
becomes afraid of grassy areas. This
new fear could be ascribed to:
a. operant conditioning
b. contingent reinforcement
c. discrimination learning
d. classical conditioning
Conceptually, Motivational b. person-centered therapy
Interviewing is most closely related to
which of the following systems of
psychotherapy:
a. psychoanalytic therapy
b. person-centered therapy
c. behavioral therapy
d. cognitive therapy
, Exposure therapy has been found to d. mood disorders
be effective with each of the following
EXCEPT:
a. PTSD
b. OCD
c. social anxiety disorder
d. mood disorders
In Beck's cognitive therapy having the d. distancing
patient learn to deal with upsetting
thoughts objectively and reevaluating
them rather than automatically
accepting them is called:
a. refutation
b. automatic thoughts
c. disattribution technique
d. distancing
In addition to standard cognitive a. Limited reparenting
therapy, schema focused
psychotherapy emphasizes which of
the following?
a. Limited reparenting
b. Mindfulness/acceptance
c. Collaborative empiricism
d. Shame-attacking exercises
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Terms in this set (62)
A central goal of person-centered d. promote congruence between the person's
therapy is to: experienced self and ideal self
a. promote hardier defense
mechanisms
b. help clients live up to the ideals that
they have introjected
c. encourage clients to look at
themselves more objectively and
realistically
d. promote congruence between the
person's experienced self and ideal
self
,A large body of research has shown a. a client's pretreatment stage of change
that the amount of progress in therapy
that clients make can be reliably
predicted by:
a. a client's pretreatment stage of
change
b. a client's stage of change after the
first session of therapy
c. a client's stage of change at the end
of therapy
d. a therapist's ability to employ action
stage processes of change
After seeing a snake on the lawn, a d. classical conditioning
child with a phobic fear of snakes
becomes afraid of grassy areas. This
new fear could be ascribed to:
a. operant conditioning
b. contingent reinforcement
c. discrimination learning
d. classical conditioning
Conceptually, Motivational b. person-centered therapy
Interviewing is most closely related to
which of the following systems of
psychotherapy:
a. psychoanalytic therapy
b. person-centered therapy
c. behavioral therapy
d. cognitive therapy
, Exposure therapy has been found to d. mood disorders
be effective with each of the following
EXCEPT:
a. PTSD
b. OCD
c. social anxiety disorder
d. mood disorders
In Beck's cognitive therapy having the d. distancing
patient learn to deal with upsetting
thoughts objectively and reevaluating
them rather than automatically
accepting them is called:
a. refutation
b. automatic thoughts
c. disattribution technique
d. distancing
In addition to standard cognitive a. Limited reparenting
therapy, schema focused
psychotherapy emphasizes which of
the following?
a. Limited reparenting
b. Mindfulness/acceptance
c. Collaborative empiricism
d. Shame-attacking exercises
