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| nondirective or client centered counseling |
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| Maslow's hierarchy of human needs |
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| Physiological, security, affiliation, self esteem and self-actualization |
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| Pavlov's conditioned reflex |
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learned response to stimulus.
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| the believe that the concious mind represses thought that are painful into the unconscious mind |
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| Sexual drive or libido( three phases; oral,anal and genital) and self-preservation |
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| Freud's death instint or thanatos |
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| innate destructive and aggression |
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| Inferiority complex, superiority complex & masculine protest |
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| Jung and collective unconscious |
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| believed all humans are born with a genetically preprogrammed unconscious. |
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| the use of many different theories to input decision making |
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| Treating the patient as a whole, focusing on current feelings |
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| The belief that in their transaction, people assume different roles at different times |
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| Pushing painful thoughts into the uncounscious mind |
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| The conscious rather than unconscious pushing away of painful thoughts |
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| Finding a socially acceptable outlet for a socially loaded problem |
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| The unconscious transfer of outside character traits into one's own mind |
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| The identification of the health professional with someone else by the patient |
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| Nonproffessional feelings of a health professional towards the patient |
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| When a person does the opposite of what they want |
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| A defense mechanism in which painful truths are denied. |
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| Assuming childlike behavior |
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| A defense mechanism in which unacceptable events are made acceptable through psychological arguments |
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| Inner self therorized by Jung |
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| A learned response to stimulus |
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| A person who is sociable and outgoing |
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| A person who is shy and introspective |
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| The front a person puts on for the world |
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| Non-directive or client-centered counseling that uses positive regard |
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