PSYC 371

PSYC 371 CHAPTER 4: PSYCHOANALYTIC/PSYCHODYNAMIC (FREUD) (CARL JUNG-ANALYTIC PSYCHOLOGY) EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS [ GRADED A+] free association - the patient is encouraged to express whatever thoughts and feelings come to mind in the present moment -the thought is that the process reveals unconscious material such as conflicts, desires, and motivations Psychoanalysis is based on *determinism* - ©morren 2025/2026.Year published 2026. Charcot was known for his wor...

PSYC 371 CHAPTER 10: CBT QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS [ GRADED A+] Theorists that contributed to Cognitive-Behavioral Theory - 1) Albert Ellis (Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy) 2) Aaron Beck (Cognitive Psychology) 3) Judith Beck (Complex Cognitive Therapy) 4) Donald Meichenbaum (Cognitive Behavior Modification) 5) Albert Bandura (Social Cognitive Theory) Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy - Albert Ellis developed the ABC model to his theory: *A= Activating Event* ...

PSYC 371 FINAL EXAM (MASTER SET; KEYWORDS: THEORIES, DR. BARCLAY, LIBERTY UNIVERSITY, LU, PSYC 371, THEORIES OF COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY) QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS [ GUARANTEED A+] Which term accurately describes the nature of the HCAP approach - Holistic From a traditional perspective, psychotherapy refers to - Treating moderate to severe pathology ©morren 2025/2026.Year published 2026. The need for integration is based on - The understanding that no single ...

PSYC 371 THEORIES IN COUNSELLING CH. 9 11 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS [ GRADED A+] Initially, behaviourism strictly focused on .. - observable behaviour While behaviourism has early beginnings that date back to the early 1900s, its popularity as a treatment surged in the .. - 50s and 60s in the US, Europe, and South Africa For the behaviourist, all behaviour is .. - learned. It does not come from a subject's experience or unconscious processes. Behaviour continues because i...

PSYC 371 THEORIES IN COUNSELLING CH. 6-8 TEST WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS [ GRADED A+] The existential movement began in .. - Europe in the 40s-50s Existentialism - *more of a school of thought or philosophy *has various contributors * focuses on the issues of morality, meaning, freedom, responsibility, and anxiety *the overall existential question is the meaning of life and mankind's purpose that gives meaning to existence Existentialism's modern foundations ar...

PSYC 371 THEORIES IN COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY CH. 4-5 QUIZ WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS [ GUARANTEED A +] 1. Freud created and practiced something known as free association. What is it? - a technique where the patient is encouraged to express whatever thoughts and feelings come to mind in the present moment. The purpose is to uncover latent meaning and forms of resistance. 2. Freud was the first to bring attention the influence of __________________ ____________________ and their...

PSYC 371: CHAPTER 13- FAMILY SYSTEMS THEORY EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS [ GRADE A+] Nathan Ackerman - referred to as the grandfather of family therapy Virginia Satir - referred to as the Mother of family therapy A systems approach advances the belief that behavior and functioning is primarily due to a persons systems and its patterns than with the personality of each person within the system - 3 central dimensions that define a family - 1) *structure* - includes the re...

PSYC 371: CHAPTER 12: FEMINIST THEORY QUIZ WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS [ GRADED A+] feminists’ position is that problems, psychopathology, are really created through entrenched stereotypes that culture forces on certain classes of people such as sexism and patriarchy - ultimate goal and purpose is to create social and political change - f irst wave of women's suffrage began in 1840s second wave began in 1960s and lasted until 1980s -it was during this phase that they coin...

PSYC 371 CHAPTER 11: REALITY AND CHOICE THEORY QUIZ WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS [ GRADED A+] Reality theory and Choice theory - created by William Glasser Basic beliefs: - -Focus on responsibility for choice (meaning, experience) -Focus on the unsatisfied needs, which are often the cause of problems -The only person you can control is yourself -Behavior = an attempt to get what we want ©morren 2025/2026.Year published 2026.