CADC Theories questions with correct answers

CBT Goals Answer 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 Therapy? Answer Carl and Natalie Rogers in the 1940s Person-Centered Therapy Answer Based on a subjective view of human experiencing. Places faith in. Gives responsibility to client in dealing with their problems Jungian Worldview Answer Personal unconscious, psychological complexes, collective unconscious, shadow within Stages of adjustment Answer Denial, solution finding, disorganization, re-organization, abandonment Jungian theory Answer 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 Answer Developed the human validation process model. She believed that spontaneity, creativity, humor, self-disclosure, ris