Object relations theory - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

EDF 6225 Final Exam 308 Questions with Verified Answers BF Skinner - CORRECT ANSWER in preparation for the BCAB certification exam, please know that the material is based on the work of _____________ Standard Celeration Chart - CORRECT ANSWER only standardized form of data measurement in our science Dr Ogden Lindsey - CORRECT ANSWER coined the term SAFMEDS circa 1980 to refer to the cards and how to best use them for learning SAFMEDS - CORRECT ANSWER Say All Fast Minute Every Day Shu...

Test Bank Theory and Practice of Counseling and Psychotherapy 10th Edition by Gerald Corey Table of Contents Chapter 1- Introduction and Overview ..................................................................................................... 2 Chapter 2- The Counselor: Person and Professional .............................................................................. 6 Chapter 3- Ethical Issues in Counseling Practice ........................................................................

Pt with fear of driving and panic attacks and avoidance associated to it. No sxs in any other settings. Diagnosis? - ANSWERSpecific phobia - Tx: Behavioral Therapy (exposure) Central premise of object relations theory? - ANSWERThe mind is inhabited by mental representations of the self and others Dr asks pt about manic sxs. Pt responds "that sounds just like my cousin" and goes off talking about cousin never returning to answering the question. Example of: - ANSWERTangentiality 7...

Who is the founder of Bowenian therapy? CORRECT ANSWER Murray Bowen & James Framo (follower, although some argue he is more object-relations, he feels he is transgenerational) Which theory focuses on ledgers and balances? CORRECT ANSWER Contextual therapy Who created the rubber fence theory? CORRECT ANSWER Wynn Who created the term garage mechanic? CORRECT ANSWER Carl Whitaker What is the emphasis in Bowenian therapy? CORRECT ANSWER Differentiation of self What is Bowen's differe...

When a Solution-Focused therapist working with a client presenting with issues around alcohol abuse asks "What needs to be different with your drinking?", they are beginning to negotiate the: - Exceptions: Solution-Focused therapists use questions that often center around making distinctions. Here the therapist is beginning to look for when the drinking is or is not a problem and to tease out what is working in the client's life. Drawing from John Bowlby's work, this model emphasizes th...

NRNP 6675 Week 11 Final Exam 2024 (100% Correct Answers) 100% TRUSTED workings, explanations and solutions. NRNP 6675 Week 11 Final Exam (100% Correct) 1. Q&A: All of the following are risk factors for sexual assault EXCEPT 2. Q&A: Which of the following is consistent with what is known about postpartum depression? 3. Q&A: Affirmatively acting to benefit another or others, going beyond what is required by law is known as which of the following? 4. Q&A: Which of the following is used for...

NU 665 MIDTERM REGIS COLLEGE TEST - EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS |UPDATED !! American psychologist Edward L. Thorndike described: a. drive reduction theory b. behaviorism c. trial-and-error learning d. respondent behavior e. operant behavior - ANSWER Attachment theory states that: c. trial-and-error learning a. infants are generally polytropic in their attachments b. attachment disorders may lead to failure to thrive c. attachment occurs instantaneously betwe...

UWF: EDF 6225-Foundations of ABA (Exam 1) 141 Questions with Verified Answers Although most of you are preparing for the BACB certification exam, please know that the material is based on the work of ________ and his science and philosophy of human behavior. There are occasions where we may spend time on items that are no longer specifically required for the exam, but we feel are required to be an excellent behavior scientist. - CORRECT ANSWER B.F. Skinner The ________ is the only standard...

(1) What stages do groups pass through? 1. Idea generation, implementation and termination. 2. Introduction, high productivity and decline. 3. Initiation, evolution, maturation and decline. 4. Forming, storming, norming, performing and adjourning. (2) How would you describe a work group? 1. A group whose individual efforts result in a performance that is greater than the sum of the individual inputs. 2. A group that primarily interacts to share information and to make decision...

_______ predicts that when an attempt to socially influence a person causes them to feel a loss of personal freedome, the person may respond by acting in a way that is the opposite of what was desired (ie. a petulant toddler) - Brehm's psychological reactance ________ states that attitudes are accurate predictors of behav when the attitude measure assesses all 3 components of behavioural intention a) cognitive dissonance theory b) balance theory c) social comparison theory d) theory of ...