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Helping Relationships NCE Questions
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Indivisible Self - answer Wellness model based on Adler's theory, has 17 wellness
dimensions

Therapeutic Alliance - answer Most important predictor of therapy success

Resistance - answer Way to control anxiety (Freud), noncompliance with homework,
negative social influence - these are all causes of what in therapy?

Big Five - answer Openness
Conscientiousness
Extraversion
Agreeableness
Neuroticism OCEAN

Transference - answer Client applies feelings about someone else to the therapist

Ego Psychology - answer Help resolve conflict to lead to more independent ego; neo-
Freudian; ego more important than id; Erikson

Interpersonal Psychoanalysis - answerHenry Stack Sullivan - focus on current
interactions and relationships; neo-Freudian; less emphasis on past

Object Relations Theory - answerPersonality is developed through early parent-child
interaction - may encounter splitting, seeing people in all or nothing terms - modern
psychodynamic theory

Inferiority Complex - answerTerm coined by Adler, feeling that you're not as good as
others

Birth Order - answerAdler - believed personality influenced by number and order of
siblings

Fictions - answerAdler - people's beliefs about themselves and others that are false

Individuation - answerGoal of Jungian psychology, discovering your inner self

Archetypes - answerTemplates for human thought and behavior - ex. persona, shadow,
animus/anima

, Amplification - answerJungian technique of comparing dreams to myth or fairy tale

Active Imagination - answerJungian techniques of having clients talk to characters in
their dreams

Explication - answerJungian technique of helping clients find out why certain things
were in their dreams

Adlerian - answerWhat kind of techniques are these: Encouragement
Acting 'as if'
"How would your life be different if you were well?"
Spitting in the client's soup
Catching oneself
Pushbutton

Response Cost - answerBehavioral technique - reduce - behavior by removing +
reinforcement, used in token economies

Implosion Therapy - answerClient imagines hypothetical situation that would cause
extreme anxiety to get desensitized; created by Stampfl

Overcorrection - answerBehavioral technique; ex. child throwing tantrum has to put toys
back AND sweep floor

Cognitive-Behavior Modification - answerMeichenbaum - teaches clients to change self
talk - Stress Innoculation Therapy (SIT)

Cognitive Therapy - answerBeck - emotions and behavior are caused by thoughts - try
to change automatic thoughts

Distorted Thinking - answerInaccurate thoughts of ideas - examples are dichotomous
thinking, selective abstraction (focus on negative), overgeneralization, magnification,
labeling, mind reading (know what others think), fortune telling

Cognitive Rehearsal - answerCognitive therapy technique - practice using new thoughts

Thought Stopping - answerCognitive therapy technique - interrupt a pattern of negative
self-talk

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) - answerAlbert Ellis - rational and irrational
beliefs produce emotion

Reality Therapy - answerGlasser -also called choice theory - goal is to make choices
that result in happy, positive life - people are in control of actions

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