Theoretical Orientation in Psychology Quiz
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Match the following psychological concepts with their definitions:

Theoretical orientation = A therapist’s belief system about psychological distress and treatment Dream interpretation = Examining a dream and assigning meaning to its contents Free association = A psychoanalytic technique allowing unconscious thoughts to emerge Transference = Redirecting unconscious feelings onto the therapist or another person

Match the following terms with their respective founders:

Self-actualization = Abraham Maslow Client-centered therapy = Carl Rogers Dream interpretation = Dream interpreters Theoretical orientation = Therapists

Match the following techniques with their primary goals:

Free association = Allowing unconscious thoughts to emerge Client-centered therapy = Emphasizing empathy and genuineness Transference = Redirecting unconscious feelings onto the therapist Self-actualization = Realization of one's potential

Match the following concepts with their outcomes:

<p>Theoretical orientation = Influences choice of techniques and treatment goals Dream interpretation = Assigning meaning to dream contents Self-actualization = Personal growth and fulfillment Transference = Directing past feelings onto the therapist or another person</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following principles with their respective therapeutic approaches:

<p>Client-centered therapy = Emphasizes empathy and genuineness in the therapist-client relationship Free association = Encourages expression of thoughts freely without censorship Transference = Redirects unconscious feelings onto the therapist or another person Self-actualization = Realization of one's potential and personal growth</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following definitions with their corresponding psychological concepts:

<p>The process of examining a dream and assigning meaning to its contents = Dream interpretation A concept referring to the realization or fulfillment of one's potential = Self-actualization A therapeutic approach emphasizing empathy, unconditional positive regard, and genuineness in the therapist-client relationship = Client-centered therapy A psychoanalytic technique in which a person is encouraged to express freely allowing unconscious thoughts to emerge = Free association</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the therapeutic approach with its description:

<p>Gestalt therapy = Focuses on awareness, integration of thoughts, feelings, and actions in the present moment Existential therapy = Rooted in existential philosophy, exploring life's meaning, freedom, and responsibility Unconditional positive regard = Therapist's acceptance and support without judgment or conditions Applied behavioral analysis (ABA) = Scientific approach to behavior based on behaviorism principles</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the behavior modification technique with its description:

<p>Systematic desensitization = Involves gradual exposure to feared stimuli paired with relaxation techniques Token economies = Reinforcing desirable behaviors with tokens or points for rewards Learned helplessness = Belief of no control over situations due to repeated exposure to uncontrollable events Aversion therapy = Reducing undesirable behaviors by pairing them with unpleasant stimuli or consequences</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the communication technique with its description:

<p>Active listening = Involves fully concentrating, understanding, and responding to what is being said Existential therapy = Focuses on exploring life's meaning, freedom, and responsibility Token economies = Reinforcing behaviors with tokens for rewards or privileges Aversion therapy = Reducing undesirable behaviors by pairing them with unpleasant stimuli</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the concept with its definition:

<p>Learned helplessness = Belief of no control due to repeated exposure to uncontrollable events Unconditional positive regard = Therapist's acceptance and support without judgment or conditions Systematic desensitization = Gradual exposure to feared stimuli paired with relaxation techniques Applied behavioral analysis (ABA) = Scientific approach based on behaviorism principles</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the therapy technique with its purpose:

<p>Gestalt therapy = Focuses on integrating thoughts, feelings, and actions in the present moment Existential therapy = Aims to help clients find authenticity and purpose in their lives Token economies = Encouraging positive behavior through rewards or privileges Aversion therapy = Creating negative association by pairing undesirable behaviors with unpleasant stimuli</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the psychological phenomenon with its description:

<p>Active listening = Technique involving understanding and responding to what is being said Learned helplessness = Belief of no control over situations due to repeated exposure to uncontrollable events Token economies = Reinforcing desirable behaviors with tokens for rewards or privileges Systematic desensitization = Gradual exposure to feared stimuli while using relaxation techniques</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Theoretical Orientation

  • A therapist's belief system influences their choice of techniques and treatment goals
  • It involves understanding the cause and nature of psychological distress

Dream Interpretation

  • Examining a dream to assign meaning to its contents
  • Focuses on specific elements or symbols in a person's dream

Free Association

  • A psychoanalytic technique
  • Encourages expressing thoughts freely without censorship
  • Allows unconscious thoughts and feelings to emerge

Transference

  • Occurs when unconscious feelings and attitudes from a past relationship are redirected onto the therapist or another person in the present
  • A common phenomenon in therapy

Self-Actualization

  • A concept in humanistic psychology proposed by Abraham Maslow
  • Refers to realizing or fulfilling one's potential
  • Leads to personal growth, fulfillment, and satisfaction

Client-Centered Therapy

  • Developed by Carl Rogers
  • Emphasizes empathy, unconditional positive regard, and genuineness in the therapist-client relationship
  • Focuses on the client's subjective experience and capacity for self-understanding and growth

Unconditional Positive Regard

  • A concept in client-centered therapy
  • Refers to the therapist's acceptance and support of the client without judgment or conditions
  • Fosters an atmosphere of safety and trust for personal exploration and growth

Active Listening

  • A communication technique
  • Involves fully concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering what is being said
  • Demonstrates empathy and respect for the speaker's perspective

Gestalt Therapy

  • Developed by Fritz Perls
  • Focuses on awareness, integration of thoughts, feelings, and actions in the present moment
  • Emphasizes personal responsibility for one's experiences and choices

Existential Therapy

  • Rooted in existential philosophy
  • Focuses on exploring life's meaning, freedom, responsibility, and the challenges of existence
  • Aims to help clients find authenticity and purpose in their lives

Learned Helplessness

  • A psychological phenomenon
  • Occurs when individuals believe they have no control over their situations
  • Leads to feelings of powerlessness and passivity

Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA)

  • A scientific approach to understanding and changing behavior
  • Based on the principles of behaviorism
  • Often used in education, therapy, and other settings to address behavioral challenges

Token Economies

  • A behavior modification technique
  • Desirable behaviors are reinforced with tokens or points that can be exchanged for rewards or privileges
  • Often used in institutional or therapeutic settings to encourage positive behavior

Systematic Desensitization

  • A behavioral therapy technique
  • Used to treat phobias and anxiety disorders
  • Involves gradual exposure to feared stimuli while pairing relaxation techniques to reduce anxiety responses

Aversion Therapy

  • A form of behavior therapy
  • Aims to reduce the frequency of undesirable behaviors
  • Pairs undesirable behaviors with unpleasant stimuli or consequences to create a negative association

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