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| What is a personality theory? |
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Definition
| Unique therapy model that has been created with distinct views of how humans develop, function, think, feel, and act. |
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| 4 Goals of Freud's Psychoanalytic Therapy? |
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Definition
| Make unconscious conscious. Reconstruct basic personality. assist client in reliving earlier experiences and working through repressed conflicts. Achieve intellectual and emotional awareness. |
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| Name and describe two of Freud's techniques: |
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Definition
Interpretation.
Dream Analysis.
Free Association.
Analysis of Resistance.
Analysis of Transference.
Maintaining Analytical Framework. |
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| Name the 5 "Basic Mistakes" of Adlerian therapy's "Lifestyles" |
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Definition
| Overgeneralization. False or Impossible Goals of Security. Misconceptions about life. Denial of one's worth. Faulty Values. |
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| Name the Adlerian "lifestyle" stages: |
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Definition
ESTABLISH the relationship.
EXPLORE the individual's psychological dynamics.
ENCOURAGE self understanding.
RE-ORIENT and RE-EDUCATION. |
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| Basic beliefs and philosophies of existential therapists: |
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Definition
| You're going to have make this one up yourself. |
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| Goals of person centered therapy: |
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Definition
Provide safe climate for clients' self exploration.
Enable clients to move towards openness.
Find meaning in life. |
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| What are Rogers' important qualities of a therapist in person centered therapy? |
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Definition
Genuineness.
Warmth.
Accurate Empathy.
Respect.
Non-Judgmentalness. |
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| 6 Goals of Gestalt Therapy: |
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Definition
Increased awareness of self.
Assume ownership of experience.
Develop skills to satisfy needs.
More aware of sense.
Accept responsibility for actions.
Be able to ask for help. |
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| Goals of Behaviour Therapy: |
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Definition
Eliminate Maladaptive Behaviour.
Identify factors that influence behaviour.
Encourage clients to be active and collaborative in setting treatment goals. |
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| Name the 5 techniques of Behaviour Therapy: |
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Definition
Relaxation training.
Flooding.
In Vivo.
Modeling.
Shaping.
Coaching.
Reinforcement. |
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| Name the Key figures of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and which form of CBT they developed: |
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Definition
Albert Ellis - Rational Emotive Behavioural Therapy.
A. T. Beck - Cognitive Therapy.
Donald Meichenbaum - Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. |
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| Name the 6 techniques of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: |
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Definition
Engaging in Socratic Dialogue
Collaborative Empiricism.
Debating Irrational Beliefs.
Homework.
Gathering data on assumptions.
Keeping record of activities. |
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| Five main concepts of Reality Theory: |
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Definition
Taking responsibility for present.
Targeting unsatisfied relationships in present.
Deciding what the ideal reality would be.
Making better, more healthy choices to get to the desired reality.
Reevaluating. |
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| What does WDEP stand for? |
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Definition
Wants.
Doing Direction.
Evaluation.
Planning. |
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| Goals of feminist therapy: |
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Definition
Bring about transformation both in individual client and in society.
assist client in recognizing, and using personal power to free oneself from gender-role socialization.
Confront all forms of policies that discriminate on any basis. |
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| Limitations of Feminist Therapy: |
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Definition
Impresses new set of values on clients.
Biased towards White, middle-class, heterosexual women. |
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| Goals of Family-Systems therapy: |
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Definition
| To help family members gain awareness of patterns of relationships that are not working well and to create new ways of interacting. |
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| Name five techniques of Family-systems therapy: |
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Definition
Tracking sequences.
Issuing directives.
Use of countertransference.
Family mapping.
Reframing.
Enactments.
Setting Boundaries. |
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