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Which therapy primarily aims to modify actions through reinforcement and skill-building?
Which therapy primarily aims to modify actions through reinforcement and skill-building?
- Humanistic therapy
- Behavior therapy (correct)
- Psychodynamic therapy
- Cognitive therapy
Exploring unconscious conflicts and past experiences is central to which therapeutic approach?
Exploring unconscious conflicts and past experiences is central to which therapeutic approach?
- Psychodynamic therapy (correct)
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Person-centered therapy
- Behavior therapy
Identifying and altering negative thought patterns to improve emotional responses is the core principle of which therapy?
Identifying and altering negative thought patterns to improve emotional responses is the core principle of which therapy?
- Cognitive therapy (correct)
- Humanistic therapy
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Aversion therapy
Creating negative associations to eliminate undesirable behaviors is the primary mechanism of which treatment?
Creating negative associations to eliminate undesirable behaviors is the primary mechanism of which treatment?
Gradually confronting feared stimuli to reduce anxiety characterizes which therapeutic intervention?
Gradually confronting feared stimuli to reduce anxiety characterizes which therapeutic intervention?
Which therapy integrates cognitive restructuring with behavioral techniques to address maladaptive patterns?
Which therapy integrates cognitive restructuring with behavioral techniques to address maladaptive patterns?
Balancing acceptance with change and teaching emotional regulation skills is fundamental to which therapy?
Balancing acceptance with change and teaching emotional regulation skills is fundamental to which therapy?
Which therapeutic approach emphasizes client autonomy and self-directed exploration in a supportive environment?
Which therapeutic approach emphasizes client autonomy and self-directed exploration in a supportive environment?
Shared experiences and peer learning within a structured setting are key components of which therapy?
Shared experiences and peer learning within a structured setting are key components of which therapy?
Inducing controlled seizures to alleviate severe mental health condition symptoms is the method used in:
Inducing controlled seizures to alleviate severe mental health condition symptoms is the method used in:
Focusing on personal growth and achieving one's full potential is central to which type of therapy?
Focusing on personal growth and achieving one's full potential is central to which type of therapy?
Challenging irrational beliefs to improve emotional and behavioral responses is the basis of:
Challenging irrational beliefs to improve emotional and behavioral responses is the basis of:
Which of these therapies is least focused on directly changing observable actions?
Which of these therapies is least focused on directly changing observable actions?
If a therapy prioritizes present experiences and personal values over past conflicts, which approach is it most likely to be?
If a therapy prioritizes present experiences and personal values over past conflicts, which approach is it most likely to be?
Which therapy type explicitly integrates mindfulness practices as a core component?
Which therapy type explicitly integrates mindfulness practices as a core component?
In contrast to insight-oriented therapies, which therapy type is most action-oriented and directive in its approach?
In contrast to insight-oriented therapies, which therapy type is most action-oriented and directive in its approach?
For a client struggling with distorted perceptions of reality, which therapy would be most directly beneficial?
For a client struggling with distorted perceptions of reality, which therapy would be most directly beneficial?
When medication and talk therapy are ineffective for severe depression, which treatment might be considered as an alternative?
When medication and talk therapy are ineffective for severe depression, which treatment might be considered as an alternative?
Which therapy fosters a sense of universality and reduces isolation by connecting individuals with similar issues?
Which therapy fosters a sense of universality and reduces isolation by connecting individuals with similar issues?
If a therapist is non-directive and primarily reflects client's feelings back to them, they are most likely practicing:
If a therapist is non-directive and primarily reflects client's feelings back to them, they are most likely practicing:
Which therapeutic approach most directly applies principles of operant conditioning to modify client actions?
Which therapeutic approach most directly applies principles of operant conditioning to modify client actions?
In psychodynamic therapy, what is considered the primary determinant of present psychological distress?
In psychodynamic therapy, what is considered the primary determinant of present psychological distress?
What core mechanism distinguishes cognitive therapy from other talk therapies in addressing emotional and behavioral problems?
What core mechanism distinguishes cognitive therapy from other talk therapies in addressing emotional and behavioral problems?
Aversion therapy operates on what fundamental learning principle to reduce undesirable behaviors?
Aversion therapy operates on what fundamental learning principle to reduce undesirable behaviors?
What is the paradoxical strategy at the heart of exposure therapy for anxiety disorders?
What is the paradoxical strategy at the heart of exposure therapy for anxiety disorders?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)'s effectiveness is primarily attributed to its dual focus on which two components?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)'s effectiveness is primarily attributed to its dual focus on which two components?
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) uniquely balances which seemingly opposing therapeutic principles?
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) uniquely balances which seemingly opposing therapeutic principles?
In person-centered therapy, what is the therapist's primary role in facilitating client growth?
In person-centered therapy, what is the therapist's primary role in facilitating client growth?
What unique benefit does group therapy offer compared to individual therapy settings?
What unique benefit does group therapy offer compared to individual therapy settings?
Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) is primarily considered for conditions marked by what severity or treatment resistance?
Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) is primarily considered for conditions marked by what severity or treatment resistance?
Humanistic therapy's core philosophy emphasizes which inherent quality in individuals?
Humanistic therapy's core philosophy emphasizes which inherent quality in individuals?
Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) centers on the idea that emotional distress is primarily caused by what?
Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) centers on the idea that emotional distress is primarily caused by what?
Which therapy directly aims to enhance skills in mindfulness, distress tolerance, and emotional regulation?
Which therapy directly aims to enhance skills in mindfulness, distress tolerance, and emotional regulation?
In contrast to action-oriented therapies, which approach prioritizes insight and understanding of underlying psychological processes?
In contrast to action-oriented therapies, which approach prioritizes insight and understanding of underlying psychological processes?
For a client struggling with significant distortions in their perception of reality, which therapy might be LEAST directly effective initially?
For a client struggling with significant distortions in their perception of reality, which therapy might be LEAST directly effective initially?
When considering therapies that emphasize a strong therapeutic alliance and client autonomy, which would be most representative?
When considering therapies that emphasize a strong therapeutic alliance and client autonomy, which would be most representative?
Which therapeutic approach directly challenges and disputes irrational beliefs using logical arguments and persuasion?
Which therapeutic approach directly challenges and disputes irrational beliefs using logical arguments and persuasion?
If a therapy prioritizes observable actions and skill development over exploring internal mental states, which approach is it most likely to be?
If a therapy prioritizes observable actions and skill development over exploring internal mental states, which approach is it most likely to be?
Which therapy type explicitly focuses on fostering self-acceptance and aligning with one's values to achieve personal fulfillment?
Which therapy type explicitly focuses on fostering self-acceptance and aligning with one's values to achieve personal fulfillment?
In managing intense emotional dysregulation, which therapy integrates both acceptance-based techniques and change-oriented strategies?
In managing intense emotional dysregulation, which therapy integrates both acceptance-based techniques and change-oriented strategies?
Flashcards
Behavior Therapy
Behavior Therapy
Modifies behavior through techniques like reinforcement, communication, and shaping, encouraging positive behaviors and reducing challenging ones.
Psychodynamic Therapy
Psychodynamic Therapy
Uncovers how unconscious thoughts, past experiences, and early childhood events influence current thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Cognitive Therapy
Cognitive Therapy
Identifies and changes unrealistic or negative thought patterns that influence a person's emotions and behaviors.
Aversion Therapy
Aversion Therapy
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Exposure Therapy
Exposure Therapy
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
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Person-Centered Therapy
Person-Centered Therapy
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Group Therapy
Group Therapy
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Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
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Humanistic Therapy
Humanistic Therapy
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Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT)
Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT)
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Study Notes
Behavior Therapy
- Modifies behavior using methods like reinforcement, communication, modeling, and shaping.
- Develops positive behaviors while reducing negative ones, often using rewards to encourage progress.
- Aims to build life skills such as socialization, attention, and daily functioning.
- Supports greater independence and success.
- Adapts to individual needs, which makes it a flexible and individualized treatment.
Psychodynamic Therapy
- Seeks to uncover the effects of unconscious thoughts and early experiences on current behavior.
- Aims to increase self-awareness and understanding of unresolved conflicts or traumas.
- Explores unconscious processes and early attachment patterns.
- Supports long-term emotional growth and positive behavioral change by addressing underlying issues.
Cognitive Therapy
- Helps people challenge negative thought patterns that affect emotions and behavior.
- Helps people to recognize how their thinking affects how they feel and act.
- Replaces unhelpful thoughts with realistic ones, reducing emotional distress and promoting healthier behavior.
- Improves coping with everyday problems and challenges.
Aversion Therapy
- Reduces unwanted behaviors by creating negative associations via unpleasant stimuli.
- Pairs the undesirable behavior with something unpleasant to make the behavior less appealing.
- Breaks harmful habits with conditioned responses.
Exposure Therapy
- Overcomes fears by gradually exposing people to feared objects or thoughts.
- Encourages individuals to face what causes anxiety in a controlled way to reduce fear over time.
- Breaks the avoidance cycle, reducing emotional response and anxiety, and increases a sense of control.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Changes negative thought patterns and behaviors.
- Helps individuals recognize how their thoughts influence their feelings and actions.
- Teaches healthier ways to respond to stress, anxiety, and other emotional challenges.
- Replaces irrational thoughts with balanced ones and uses cognitive restructuring to improve mental health.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Teaches those with intense emotions how to manage them using acceptance and change.
- Combines strategies of acceptance and change by encouraging people to accept their emotions while working to modify harmful behaviors.
- Develops skills of mindfulness, emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and relationship improvement by promoting stability and better coping.
- Helps individuals become more aware of their thoughts and feelings without being overwhelmed by them.
Person-Centered Therapy
- Supports the client in conversation, with the therapist offering active listening and empathy
- Aims to create a safe, accepting environment that encourages self-exploration and personal growth.
- Fosters self-exploration and supports personal growth, helping clients gain insight at their own pace.
- Is based on the belief that individuals have the capacity for self-understanding and positive change when given the right support.
- The therapist’s role is to guide, not direct, helping the client gain insight into their thoughts and feelings at their own pace.
Group Therapy
- Therapists lead groups with similar challenges.
- Offers a space to share, learn, and build coping strategies, reducing isolation and improving communication skills.
- Offers a supportive space for members to share experiences, learn from one another, and develop coping strategies together.
- Builds a sense of connection and understanding among group members.
- Provides opportunities to practice social and communication skills in a safe, structured environment.
Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
- Uses controlled electrical currents to trigger brief seizures in the brain.
- Relieves symptoms of mental health conditions, especially when other treatments fail, and is helpful for severe depression or bipolar disorder.
- Causes changes in brain chemistry that can help relieve symptoms of certain mental health conditions.
- Is typically used when other treatments have not been effective or cannot be used.
- Helpful for individuals experiencing severe symptoms or high suicide risk.
Humanistic Therapy
- Helps individuals reach their potential and emphasizes personal growth.
- Focuses on personal growth, self-awareness, and the belief that people are inherently good and capable of change.
- Centers on the present moment and the individual’s unique perspective and experience.
- The therapist provides a non-judgmental environment to promote self-acceptance and emotional well-being.
Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT)
- Challenges irrational beliefs that lead to emotional issues by changing unhelpful thoughts for emotional improvement.
- Is based on the idea that it’s not just events themselves that upset us, but the beliefs we hold about those events.
- Changes unhelpful beliefs to improve emotional responses and behavior.
- Promotes healthier thinking and constructive behavior.
- The therapist helps the individual recognize harmful thought patterns and replace them with more rational, realistic thoughts.
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