Psychotherapy Final Exam (PSYC36) – Questions
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Time, Environment, Measurement
1 2 Ambivalent about change
errors
Shared by all treatments, contribute to
3
outcome/change
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Terms in this set (125)
Common Factors in Therapeutic Change
The average treated patient is better Dodo Bird Verdict
off than 80% of those that were not
treated
Tx effect + Non-specific effect + Error = Predicting Outcome/Change (FORMULA)
Outcome/Change
Time, Environment, Measurement Error
errors
Non-specific factors, definition Common Factors
Factors shared by all treatment
approaches
Not model-specific
Efficacious above specific treatment
effects
Shared by all treatments, contribute to Summary
outcome/change
, Emotionally charged, confiding Therapeutic Alliance (Components and definition)
relations with a helping person
Healing setting
The patient's felt sense of connection
with the therapist
1. Agree on goals
2. Agree on tasks
3. Developing a bond
1. Rationale for symptoms Symptom Rationale (Components and definition)
2. Prescription for resolving symptoms
An explanation of where the
symptoms came from and how they
are being maintained
An idea of how changing something
will result in the amelioration of
symptoms
1. Ritual or procedure that requires Treatment Rationale (Components and definition)
active participation by patient and
therapist and is believed by both to
restore patient's health
Directly related to the symptom
rationale
Involves the description of tools of the
therapy that can accomplish the goals
of the client
1. Must be an agreement between the Symptom and Treatment Rationale
client expectations/goals and the
symptom/treatment rationale.
2. At this stage of treatment the
therapist must be a salesperson
3. Capitalize on motivation and
expectancy effects (placebo effect)
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Practice questions for this set
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Error
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Time, Environment, Measurement
1 2 Ambivalent about change
errors
Shared by all treatments, contribute to
3
outcome/change
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Terms in this set (125)
Common Factors in Therapeutic Change
The average treated patient is better Dodo Bird Verdict
off than 80% of those that were not
treated
Tx effect + Non-specific effect + Error = Predicting Outcome/Change (FORMULA)
Outcome/Change
Time, Environment, Measurement Error
errors
Non-specific factors, definition Common Factors
Factors shared by all treatment
approaches
Not model-specific
Efficacious above specific treatment
effects
Shared by all treatments, contribute to Summary
outcome/change
, Emotionally charged, confiding Therapeutic Alliance (Components and definition)
relations with a helping person
Healing setting
The patient's felt sense of connection
with the therapist
1. Agree on goals
2. Agree on tasks
3. Developing a bond
1. Rationale for symptoms Symptom Rationale (Components and definition)
2. Prescription for resolving symptoms
An explanation of where the
symptoms came from and how they
are being maintained
An idea of how changing something
will result in the amelioration of
symptoms
1. Ritual or procedure that requires Treatment Rationale (Components and definition)
active participation by patient and
therapist and is believed by both to
restore patient's health
Directly related to the symptom
rationale
Involves the description of tools of the
therapy that can accomplish the goals
of the client
1. Must be an agreement between the Symptom and Treatment Rationale
client expectations/goals and the
symptom/treatment rationale.
2. At this stage of treatment the
therapist must be a salesperson
3. Capitalize on motivation and
expectancy effects (placebo effect)
