psychoanalysis
humanistic
behavior
cognitive
group/family
100
The psychologist that developed psychoanalysis
Who is Freud
100
Humanistic therapists aim to boost this by helping people grow in awareness and self acceptance
What is self-fulfillment
100
Applying learning princicples to these.
What is the elimination of unwanted behaviors
100
this is the assumption that _________ colors our feelings.
What is thinking
100
The typical size of a therapy group
What is 6-9 people
200
The cause of psychological problems according to Freud
what is repressed impulses and conflicts
200
Rather than focusing on the unconscious, humanistic therapy focuses on this
What is conscious experience and promoting growth
200
Behaviorists see learned behaviors that can be _______.
What is unlearned
200
Aaron Beck believed if you changed this, you could change how you think
What is how you talk to yourself
200
this is what ther family is treated as in family therapy
What is a system
300
The three entities Freud thought were conflicting that formed personality
What is the id/ego/superego
300
The type of humanistic therapy that Carl Rogers developed
What is Client-Centered Therapy
300
The use of these Pavlovian techniques includes exposure therapy, and aversive conditioning therapy
What is Classical Conditioning
300
Meichenbaum trained people to restructure their thinking in stressful situations, using this type of training
What is Stress inoculation training
300
this is what the emphasis is placed on changing in family therapy
What is the interaction, not the person
400
Method used in Psychoanalysis to unravel the unconscious mind where the patient speaks about whatever comes to their mind
What is free association
400
How the therapist listens to the needs of the client in client-centered therapy
What is an accepting and non-judgmental way
400
Associating the object someone is phobic of and associating it with a pleasurable, relaxed response
What is exposure therapy
400
the type of therapy used to change the way people act and change the way people think
What is CBT
400
This is a benefit clients experience from learning about others in their therapy group
What is similarity in problems
500
The patient opens up and reveals innermost private thoughts, developing positive or negative feelings towards the therapist
What is transference
500
According to Humanistic theorists, this is the most important things a therapist can give a client
What is unconditional positive regard
500
A type of conditioning used in behavioral therapy where desired behaviors are rewarded and undesired behaviors are unrewarded or punished.
What is operant conditioning
500
Cognitive threrapy teaches people adaptive ways of thinking and acting based on this assumption
What is thoughts intervene between events and our emotional reactions
500
These are two reasons why group therapy can benefit people
What is helping more people and costing less.
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