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[PSY 11] Chapter 15: Psychological Therapies


[PSY 11] Chapter 15: Psychological TherapiesVersion en ligne Chapter 15 - Psychological Therapies Quiz par Rin Leveque 1 Psychotherapies that attempt to increase the understanding of a client’s motives are known as _______ therapies. a insight b action c biomedical d psychoanalytic 2 In which of the following cases would a humanistic approach probably be least effective as the first choice of treatment? a Miranda, a corporate executive who suffers from marked delusions and active auditory hallucinations b Felicia, a homemaker who is experiencing relationship issues in her marriage c Leilani, a university professor who has feelings of inadequacy d Kayla, a professional musician who feels worthless and suffers from moderate depression 3 Behavior-based therapies are _______ based, while psychodynamic and humanistic therapies are _______ based. a action, insight b insight, action c rationale, medically d medically, action 4 Erika and William, along with their children Maximillian and Stella, are all seeing a psychologist to help work through some difficulties that have been occurring in their home. From time to time, their therapist opts to work with one of them instead of all four at once. This group of individuals is receiving _______ therapy. a family b group c self-help group d psychodynamic 5 Which of the following is not a noted advantage of group psychotherapy? a Group therapy is appropriate for anyone, so it is more “available” to those with personal struggles. b Group therapy offers social support from people facing similar challenges. c Group therapy is less expensive than individual psychotherapy. d Group therapy offers emotional support from people facing similar challenges. 6 Why are antidepressants taking the place of many antianxiety drugs in the treatment of anxiety disorders? a Antianxiety drugs may be addictive and have more side effects. b Antidepressants are more cost effective. c Antianxiety drugs are becoming less effective. d Antianxiety drugs are actually no longer available. 7 John’s son Cade was afraid of dogs. John took Cade to a therapist to help him overcome his fear but was surprised when the therapist brought a dog into the room. At first Cade was asked to watch from across the room as the therapist showed him how to approach and pet the dog and not grab its tail. Eventually, Cade was asked to come over and mimic the behavior he had observed. After just a few sessions, Cade was no longer fearful of dogs. What technique did the therapist use with Cade? a participant modeling b flooding c aversion therapy d virtual exposure 8 Both therapists and clients play significant roles in therapy. In order for psychotherapy to be the most effective, _______. a the therapist must be empathetic, and provide a protected setting for clients to reveal their feelings and private thoughts b the therapist should maintain physical and emotional distance from the client, who should only say what he or she thinks the therapist wants to hear. c both clients and therapists should avoid openness and warmth in their relationship. d therapists should choose one style of therapy and apply it to every one of their clients. 9 Typical antipsychotic drugs work by blocking what neurotransmitter? a dopamine b norepinephrine c serotonin d epinephrine 10 With regard to treatment of psychological disorders, many psychological professionals believe medications work best in combination with: a psychotherapy b psychosurgery c electroconvulsive therapy. d deep brain stimulation.

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[PSY 11] Chapter 15: Psychological TherapiesVersion en ligne

par Rin Leveque

Psychotherapies that attempt to increase the understanding of a client’s motives are known as _______ therapies.

In which of the following cases would a humanistic approach probably be least effective as the first choice of treatment?

Behavior-based therapies are _ based, while psychodynamic and humanistic therapies are _ based.

Which of the following is not a noted advantage of group psychotherapy?

Why are antidepressants taking the place of many antianxiety drugs in the treatment of anxiety disorders?

Both therapists and clients play significant roles in therapy. In order for psychotherapy to be the most effective, _______.

Typical antipsychotic drugs work by blocking what neurotransmitter?

With regard to treatment of psychological disorders, many psychological professionals believe medications work best in combination with:

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[PSY 11] Chapter 15: Psychological TherapiesVersion en ligne

par Rin Leveque

Psychotherapies that attempt to increase the understanding of a client’s motives are known as _______ therapies.

In which of the following cases would a humanistic approach probably be least effective as the first choice of treatment?

Behavior-based therapies are _______ based, while psychodynamic and humanistic therapies are _______ based.

Which of the following is not a noted advantage of group psychotherapy?

Why are antidepressants taking the place of many antianxiety drugs in the treatment of anxiety disorders?

Both therapists and clients play significant roles in therapy. In order for psychotherapy to be the most effective, _______.

Typical antipsychotic drugs work by blocking what neurotransmitter?

With regard to treatment of psychological disorders, many psychological professionals believe medications work best in combination with:

Behavior-based therapies are _ based, while psychodynamic and humanistic therapies are _ based.