Psychotherapy Techniques Quiz

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What is the primary focus of psychodynamic psychotherapy?

  • Chemical imbalances in the brain
  • Immediate practical solutions to mental disorders
  • Current behavioral patterns in social settings
  • Unconscious conflicts and past experiences (correct)

Which of the following techniques is NOT associated with psychoanalysis?

  • Hypnosis
  • Dream analysis
  • Cognitive restructuring (correct)
  • Free association

What is catharsis in the context of psychotherapy?

  • A technique for behavioral conditioning
  • A method of cognitive restructuring
  • The identification of negative thought patterns
  • The release of repressed emotions (correct)

In cognitive-behavioral therapy, how should a client reframe the statement 'I can't'?

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Which of the following is a characteristic of cognitive therapy as developed by Beck?

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What is the primary goal of cognitive restructuring?

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Which of the following statements accurately describes Dialect Behavioral Therapy (DBT)?

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What does Stress Inoculation Training (SIT) primarily involve?

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Which therapy technique is most associated with treating phobias?

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Behavioral therapies primarily focus on which of the following?

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What is a primary characteristic of exposure treatments in behavior therapy?

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Which of the following techniques is specifically used for treating PTSD?

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What does counterconditioning aim to achieve in behavior therapy?

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Which of the following describes the principle behind aversive conditioning?

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How does flooding differ from other exposure treatments?

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Resistance

Unconscious opposition to therapy; client's reluctance to discuss or face issues.

Transference

Client's unconscious redirection of feelings for one person onto the therapist.

Catharsis

Emotional release, often through expressing strong emotions.

Cognitive Therapy (Beck)

Identifying and changing problematic thought patterns.

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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

Changing thoughts and actions to improve mental well-being.

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Exposure Treatments

Techniques used to reduce anxiety by gradually or immediately exposing a person to feared stimuli.

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Aversive Conditioning

Associating an undesirable behaviour with discomfort to discourage it.

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Counterconditioning

Replacing unwanted behaviours with new ones.

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Flooding

Exposure therapy where a person is immediately exposed to the feared stimulus.

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EMDR

Therapy using eye movements to help process traumatic memories.

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Cognitive restructuring

A therapy technique that helps change negative thought patterns to positive ones.

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DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy)

A therapy for borderline personality disorder focusing on emotional regulation and healthy coping mechanisms.

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Stress Inoculation Training (SIT)

A technique to change unhelpful thinking in stressful situations using self-talk.

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Systematic desensitization

A type of exposure therapy where patients gradually confront feared situations, using relaxation to manage anxiety.

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