18 Questions
What is the main focus of Client Centered Therapy according to Carl Rogers?
The role of the client
What two needs are involved in understanding a person's drives for behavior?
Satisfaction and security
What does Sullivan believe is the origin of all psychological disorders?
Interpersonal relationships
How does Carl Rogers describe how individuals experience the world?
Differently and uniquely
What is the primary goal of nurses in developing therapeutic relationships with clients?
To help clients interact successfully with others
Why is satisfaction of needs important in an individual's psychochemical environment?
To fulfill all requirements associated with individual's environment
What is the term used to describe the therapist providing caring that is not dependent on the client's behavior?
Unconditional positive regard
In milieu therapy or therapeutic community, what is one of the essential activities that clients engage in?
Interacting with one another and giving feedback
According to existential theories, what can lead to behavioral deviations?
Lack of self-awareness or connection
Who is the founder of rational emotive therapy and identified 'irrational beliefs'?
Albert Ellis
What technique does Albert Ellis use to help people identify automatic thoughts?
ABC technique
What does 'Genuineness-relatedness or congruence' refer to in therapy?
Alignment between therapist's feelings and words to the client
According to Skinner's operant conditioning theory, how do people learn their behavior?
From their history or past experiences particularly those experiences that are reinforced
What is the main focus of behavior modification therapy?
Using principles of rewarding or reinforcing to change behavior
According to the interpersonal theory, what is the 'Good Me' part of the personality a response to?
Positive feedback from the primary caregiver
What does the 'Not Me' part of the personality respond to?
Situations that produce intense anxiety
What concept did Skinner focus on in his operant conditioning theory?
Principles of rewarding or reinforcing to change behavior
'Bad Me' in the self-esteem system develops in response to:
Negative feedback from the primary caregiver
Explore the concepts of client centered therapy by Carl Rogers and satisfaction of needs in psychiatric nursing. Learn about fulfilling requirements related to an individual's psychochemical environment and the importance of providing security to clients.
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