WTF (What the Freud?)
Freud is known as the father of?
Psychoanalysis
This approach uses drawing and creative expression to help clients communicate feelings.
Art Therapy
Who created the hierarchy of needs
Maslow
This disorder can involve intrusive memories, nightmares, and avoidance following a traumatic experience.
PTSD
"How are you today?" and "What brought you here today?" Are examples of what kind of question?
Open questions
Freud believed this part of the mind contains thoughts and feelings of which we are unaware.
The unconscious mind
This therapy uses play to help children express emotions and work through challenges.
Play Therapy
This psychologist conducted an experiment involving a dog, a bell, and salivation.
Pavlov
This disorder involves persistent fear of gaining weight and a distorted perception of body weight or shape.
Anorexia Nervosa
Nodding your head or raising your eyebrows is an example of what skills?
Nonverball Skills
Freud might say your childhood relationship with this person explains more than you think.
Your mom
This therapeutic approach emphasizes empathy, unconditional positive regard, and self-growth.
person-centered therapy
Dogs exposed to unavoidable shocks later showed difficulty learning to escape shocks, even when escape became possible. This is known as
Learned Helplessness
This disorder involves hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized thinking.
Schizophrenia
When you Identify discrepancies in client statements and help them recognize patterns, explore discrepancies, and move toward meaningful change. What skill is this?
Confrontation/challenging skills
What drug did Freud famously experiment with and promote early in his career?
Cocaine
This therapy focuses on reshaping negative thought patterns and behaviors.
CBT Therapy
College students were assigned roles as prisoners or guards in a simulated prison. The study ended after six days. What experiment was this?
The Stanford Prison Experiment
This disorder involves alternating episodes of mania or hypomania and depression.
Bipolar Disorder
At the end of a session, a therapist starts to say, "I want to make sure I haven't missed anything important... What skill is the therapist most likely using.
Summarizing
This theory suggests children experience unconscious desires toward one parent and rivalry with the other. This is know as?
the Oedipus complex
This therapy uses eye movements or other forms of bilateral stimulation to help people process traumatic memories.
Boys at a summer camp were divided into two groups. Competition created hostility, while shared goals helped reduce conflict. What experiment is this?
Robbers Cave Experiment
This disorder involves significant difficulty communicating and interacting socially, along with restricted or repetitive patterns of behavior.
Autism Spectrum Disorder
A Client says, "I always try to make everyone happy. I hate disappointing people, even if it means putting my own needs aside.
The therapist responds, "It sounds like being there for others is really important to you, and perhaps you measure your own worth by how much you can do for the people around you." This is an example of?
A reflection of meaning