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| DR. BYME IS A CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST WHO OFTEN USES OPERANT CONDITIONING TECHNIQUES TO TREAT HER CLIENTS. SHE ALSO ENCOURAGES THEM TO MODIFY THEIR THOUGHT PATTERNS AND ON OCCASION SHE INTERPRETS THEIR TRANSFERENCE BEHAVIORS. WHAT APPROACH IS SHE PRESENTING? |
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| [NO DEFINITION TO TERM] ECLECTIC APPROACH |
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| MR. CHOI'S THERAPIST WANTS TO HELP HIM BECOME AWARE OF HIS CONFLICTING CHILDHOOD FEELINGS OF LOVE AND HATE FOR HIS PARENTS. THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT APPROACH? |
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| [NO DEFINITION TO TERM] PSYCHOANALYSIS |
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| FREE ASSOCIATION INVOLVES WHAT? |
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| WHAT INVOLVES THE UNCENSORED REPORTING OF ANY THOUGHTS THAT COME TO MIND? |
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| ACCORDING TO SIGMUND FREUD, A PATIENT'S HESITATION TO FREE ASSOCIATE IS MOST LIKELY A SIGN OF? |
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| WHAT IS A SIGN OF RESISTANCE? |
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| PSYCHOANALYSTS WOULD SUGGEST THAT RESISTANCE DURING THERAPY SUPPORTS AND MAINTAINS THE PROCESS OF WHAT? |
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| WHAT SUPPORTS AND MAINTAINS THE PROCESS OF REPRESSION DURING THERAPY? |
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| WHAT IS THE EXPRESSION TOWARD A THERAPIST OF FEELINGS LINKED WITH EARLIER RELATIONSHIPS? |
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| WHAT DEVELOPMENT IS CARL ROGERS KNOWN FOR? |
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| WHO IS KNOWN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF CLIENT-CENTERED THERAPY? |
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| WHICH APPROACH EMPHASIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF PROVIDING PATIENTS WITH FEELINGS OF UNCONDITIONED ACCEPTANCE? |
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| WHAT DOES CLIENT-CENTERED THERAPY EMPHASIZES? |
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| WHAT IS AN IMPORTANT FEATURE OF CLIENT-CENTERED THERAPY? |
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| WHAT IS ACTIVE LISTENING AN IMPORTANT FEATURE OF? |
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| WHAT OCCURS DURING CLIENT-CENTERED THERAPY? |
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| RESTATING AND SEEKING FURTHER CLARIFICATION OF WHAT CLIENTS SAY DURING THERAPY IS AN OCCURRENCE OF? |
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| IN ONE TREATMENT FOR BED-WETTING, THE CHILD SLEEPS ON A LIQUID-SENSITIVE PAD THAT WHEN WET TRIGGERS AN ALARM AND WAKES THE CHILD. WHAT EXAMPLE IS THIS IMPLICATING? |
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| [NO DEFINITION TO TERM] BEHAVIOR THERAPY |
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| BENNY'S MOTHER TRIES TO REDUCE HIS FEAR OF SAILING BY GIVING THE THREE-YEAR-OLD HIS FAVORITE CANDY AS SOON AS HE BOARDS THE BOAT. WHAT EXAMPLE IS THIS IMPLICATING? |
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| [NO DEFINITION TO TERM] COUNTER-CONDITIONING |
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| O.H. MOWER TRAINED CHILDREN TO DISCONTINUE BED-WETTING BY ARRANGING FOR AN ALARM TO SOUND EACH TIME THEY WET THEIR BED. WHAT EXAMPLE IS THIS IMPLICATING? |
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| [NO DEFINITION TO TERM] CLASSICAL CONDITIONING |
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| JONES REPORTED THAT THREE-YEAR-OLD PETER LOST HIS FEAR OF RABBITS WHEN ONE WAS REPEATEDLY PRESENTED WHILE HE WAS EATING A TASTY SNACK. WHICH TYPE OF THERAPY IS THIS AN EXAMPLE OF? |
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| [NO DEFINITION TO TERM] EXPOSURE THERAPY |
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| WHAT DOES SYSTEMATIC DESENSITIZATION INVOLVE THE USE OF? |
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| WHAT INVOLVES THE USE OF PROGRESSIVE RELAXATION? |
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| WHAT TREATMENT IS VIRTUAL-REALITY EXPOSURE THERAPY MOST LIKELY TO PROVE EFFECTIVE? |
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| WHICH TYPE OF THERAPIES IS MOST LIKELY TO PROVE EFFECTIVE FOR THE TREATMENT OF PHOBIAS? |
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| WHAT MAY A BEHAVIOR THERAPIST USE TO HELP PEOPLE OVERCOME A FEAR OF FLYING? |
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| WHO WOULD USE VIRTUAL-REALITY EXPOSURE THERAPY TO HELP PEOPLE OVERCOME THE FEAR OF FLYING? |
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| IN TREATING NAIL BITING, ONE CAN PAINT A PATIENT'S FINGERNAILS WITH A BITTER-TASTING NAIL POLISH. WHAT EXAMPLE IS THIS IMPLICATING? |
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| [NO DEFINITION TO TERM] AVERSIVE CONDITIONING |
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| IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE COLEMAN, A WITHDRAWN SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENT, TO BE MORE SOCIALLY ACTIVE, INSTITUTIONAL STAFF MEMBERS GIVE HER SMALL PLASTIC CARDS TO BE LATER EXCHANGED INTO CIGARETTES OR CANDY. WHAT EXAMPLE IS THIS IMPLICATING? |
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| [NO DEFINITION TO TERM] A TOKEN ECONOMY |
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| DYAN IS A COLLEGE SOPHOMORE WHO FEELS SO INCOMPETENT THAT HE BELIEVES HIS LIFE IS WORTHLESS AND HOPELESS. WHICH TYPE OF THERAPY WOULD DYLAN MOST PROFIT FROM? |
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| [NO DEFINITION TO TERM] COGNITIVE THERAPY |
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| WHAT WOULD COGNITIVE THERAPISTS ARE MOST LIKELY TO ENCOURAGE DEPRESSED CLIENTS TO DO? |
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| WHO WOULD ENCOURAGE DEPRESSED CLIENTS TO STOP BLAMING THEMSELVES FOR NEGATIVE CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND THEIR CONTROL? |
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| IN ORDER TO HELP MR. EBERSTAT OVERCOME HIS ADDICTION TO ALCOHOL, HIS THERAPIST FIRST ATTEMPTED TO DISCOVER WHETHER HIS SUBSTANCE DEPENDENCY WAS SOMEHOW A REACTION TO HIS WIFE'S BEHAVIOR. WHICH TYPE OF THERAPY WOULD BEST FIT THE SITUATION? |
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| [NO DEFINITION TO TERM] FAMILY THERAPY |
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| SHAWN FELT TERRIBLY DEPRESSED AT THE BEGINNING OF PSYCHOTHERAPY, HE WAS MUCH HAPPIER BY THE COMPLETION OF HIS THERAPY. WHAT EXAMPLE IS THIS IMPLICATING? |
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| [NO DEFINITION TO TERM] REGRESSION OF THE MEAN |
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| WHAT DOES META-ANALYSIS REFER TO? |
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| WHAT REFERS TO PROCEDURE FOR STATISTICALLY COMBINING RESULTS OF MANY DIFFERENT STUDIES? |
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