A) well-being therapy and client-centered therapy.
B) well-being therapy and positive psychotherapy.
C) positive psychotherapy and client-centered therapy.
D) client-centered therapy and rationale emotive therapy.
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A) the unconscious.
B) the conscious.
C) irrational thoughts.
D) maladaptive behaviors.
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A) cognitive therapists.
B) behavior therapists.
C) psychodynamic therapists.
D) humanists.
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A) psychoanalytic tradition.
B) behaviorist tradition.
C) humanistic tradition.
D) cognitive tradition.
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A) antidepressant drugs
B) antianxiety drugs
C) antischizophrenia drugs
D) mood stabilizers
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A) transference.
B) resistance.
C) free association.
D) defensive neurosis.
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A) transference.
B) frustration.
C) resistance.
D) projection.
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A) emphasize the need to bring unconscious conflicts and defenses into conscious awareness.
B) help you recognize and change negative thoughts and maladaptive beliefs.
C) provide a supportive emotional environment while allowing you to determine the pace and direction of your therapy.
D) use counterconditioning to reverse maladaptive behaviors.
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A) provide warmth and caring only when clients' behavior is appropriate.
B) communicate with clients in an honest and spontaneous manner.
C) understand the client's world from the client's point of view, and be able to communicate this.
D) show complete, nonjudgmental acceptance of the client as a person.
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A) depression.
B) schizophrenia.
C) bipolar disorder.
D) an anxiety disorder.
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A) anxiety disorders.
B) bipolar disorder.
C) schizophrenia.
D) depression.
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A) clarification.
B) interpretation.
C) behavior modification.
D) cognitive evaluation.
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A) a therapist who uses a modern psychodynamic approach.
B) a therapist who uses Beck's cognitive approach to therapy.
C) a therapist who uses existential therapy methods.
D) a client-centered therapist.
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A) "So, you feel that your world is a very scary place to be."
B) "Let's look for ways in which you might actually be benefiting from your anxiety."
C) "Let's see if we can identify the irrational thoughts that are producing your anxiety."
D) "Do you feel that your mother adequately met your need for emotional support when you were a child?"
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A) diabetes and cardiovascular problems.
B) tardive dyskinesia.
C) depression.
D) insomnia and hyperactivity.
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A) an aversion; a biomedical
B) a biomedical; a biomedical
C) a biomedical; a behavior
D) a behavior; an insight
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A) Thorazine and Haldol.
B) Valium and Xanax.
C) Elavil and Nardil.
D) Prozac and Zoloft.
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A) current stressful situations in one's life.
B) inconsistency between one's self-concept and reality.
C) unconscious conflicts left over from childhood.
D) past conditioning.
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A) Valium.
B) Elavil.
C) Thorazine.
D) lithium.
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A) correcting habitual thinking errors.
B) the recovery of unconscious conflicts, motives, and defenses.
C) providing a supportive climate for clients.
D) improving interpersonal skills.
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