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Associating objects that elicit an undesirable response with unpleasant or negative stimuli describes the key principle of


A) systematic desensitization.
B) aversive conditioning.
C) in vivo exposure.
D) gradual exposure therapy.
E) virtual therapy.

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Which of the following best describes the hope of the community-based care movement?


A) That promising psychotropic drugs could help people deal more effectively with psychological disorders
B) That mental patients could be reintegrated into society instead of being hospitalized for the long-term
C) That mental hospitals would reflect the values of their community
D) That the treatment of the mentally ill would be humanized
E) That costs of caring for the mentally ill would be reduced

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Randall Thurman is a client-centered therapist.Thurman has worked very hard on his ability to express his true feelings during the therapy session.Which aspect of client-centered therapy has Thurman mastered?


A) unconditional positive regard
B) systematic desensitization
C) self-actualization
D) genuineness
E) empathy

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After Raymond described his dream to his therapist,efforts were made to figure out what the dream meant,or its


A) latent content.
B) manifest content.
C) repressed content.
D) transfer content.
E) subjective content.

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______ is an empirically supported treatment for enuresis (bed-wetting) .


A) Interpersonal psychotherapy
B) Behavior therapy
C) Humanistic,Gestalt therapy
D) Cognitive therapy
E) Cognitive-behavioral therapy

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In finding mental health help,the text recommends all but which of the following?


A) getting recommendations from respected sources
B) selecting a therapist from local advertisements
C) obtaining referrals from local medical or community health centers
D) seeking a consultation with a college health services center
E) contacting professional organizations for recommendations

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Callie is participating in a behavior therapy method in which her therapist first teaches her relaxation techniques.Based on this description,what is most likely to be Callie's therapy of choice?


A) aversive conditioning
B) dream analysis
C) systematic desensitization
D) token economy
E) REBT

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Humanistic therapists emphasize all but which of the following?


A) the client's present experience
B) the client's subjective experience
C) the client's conscious experience
D) free will
E) irrational beliefs

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During a visit to his therapist,Ishmael was asked to begin talking about whatever was on his mind even if it seems trivial or irrelevant.This example describe


A) transference.
B) interpretation.
C) countertransference.
D) free association.
E) insight.

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Which of the following is NOT a key idea from psychodynamic therapies?


A) Psychological problems are rooted in unconscious psychological conflicts.
B) Restoring psychological health involves gaining insight into and working through unconscious conflicts.
C) Childhood conflicts need to be understood in the light of the individual's adult personality.
D) Therapy will help people develop their unique potentials.
E) Psychological problems are rooted in conflicts dating from childhood.

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All but which of the following mental health professionals are psychotherapists?


A) Cheryl,who works from the psychoanalytic perspective
B) Tim,who is a couples therapist using behavioral techniques
C) Lisa,who works from the humanistic perspective
D) Frankie,who conducts therapy with groups using cognitive techniques
E) Vernon,who administers electroconvulsive therapy to people experiencing severe depression

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Regarding behavior therapy,which of the following is TRUE?


A) It focuses on changing the client's thoughts and feelings.
B) It focuses on exploring the client's feelings.
C) It helps clients see how their past conflicts affect their current behavior.
D) It is relatively brief,typically lasting only weeks or months.
E) It uses learning principles to help clients achieve a state of self-actualization.

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Regarding clinical psychologists,which of the following statements is TRUE?


A) Clinical psychologists are graduates of medical school.
B) In the majority of states in the U.S.,clinical psychologists may prescribe medications.
C) Clinical psychologists have passed a licensing exam.
D) Clinical psychologists are specifically trained in psychoanalysis.
E) Clinical psychologists mostly treat people with severe psychological disorders.

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Cognitive therapists such as Aaron Beck refer to errors in thinking as


A) cognitive distortions.
B) faulty attributions.
C) cognitive appraisals.
D) activating events.
E) irrational beliefs.

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Puge has just graduated from college as a clinical social worker.Which degree has Puge earned?


A) R.N.
B) M.D.
C) Ed.D.
D) Ph.D.
E) M.S.W.

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Marjorie receives treatment for depression.In her treatment,Marjorie receives jolts of electricity through her head.What is Marjorie's treatment?


A) aversive conditioning
B) prefrontal lobotomy
C) systematic desensitization
D) psychosurgery
E) electroconvulsive therapy

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Which of the statements about locating a qualified mental health professional is untrue?


A) In many states,anyone can set up a practice as a "therapist."
B) Ethical professionals will support efforts to get a second opinion.
C) Professionals who take out large ads and claim to be experts in treating many types of problems may be suspect.
D) A client should ask a potential therapist about his/her professional background and experience treating people with similar problems.
E) A client should not inquire about the specific therapeutic methods that will be used because this will spoil their effects.

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All but which of the following are examples of operant conditioning in behavioral therapy?


A) Dr.Angelino instructs teachers to use time-out as punishment when children with ADHD misbehave.
B) Dr.Barbarino teaches Bob and Judy to use a reward system when their daughter behaves in a desirable way.
C) Dr.Chang develops a token economy for use with residents of a mental hospital.
D) Dr.Dorian uses a nausea-inducing drug with his client Eduardo,who suffers from alcoholism.
E) Dr.Eggleston teaches Edwina to withdraw attention when her child misbehaves.

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In psychoanalysis,Hannah seems to hesitate when talking about her relationship with her father.Hannah's hesitation may describe


A) insight.
B) resistance.
C) transference.
D) systematic desensitization.
E) countertransference.

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Explain the steps people can take to find qualified mental health professionals.

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