What is psychological intervention? correct answers a method of making changes in a person's behavior, thoughts, and feelings in a professional relationship
What is the expert role of the therapist? correct answers a therapist should not only be a warm human being but also a competent one as wel...
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What is psychological intervention? correct answers a method of making changes in a person's
behavior, thoughts, and feelings in a professional relationship
What is the expert role of the therapist? correct answers a therapist should not only be a warm
human being but also a competent one as well, competence comes with training
What is catharsis? correct answers the release of emotions
a vital part of most psychotherapies since psychotherapy is an emotional experience
How do psychotherapists currently view insight? correct answers It is still important but
significant behavioral changes can be brought about by other means
How does distress of the client/patient interact with treatment outcome? correct answers
Research is contradictory
1) some report greater initial distress is related to greater improvements
2) recent studies show clients with more severe disturbances have poorer outcomes
How does motivation interact with treatment outcome? correct answers It is required since
psychotherapy is a voluntary process and the patient must actively seek insight
What are the goals of therapy? correct answers They may fall into the following categories
-crisis management
-behavior change
-corrective emotional experience
-insight
-change
Freudian View correct answers Freudian theory is based on psychic determinism, stating that
every behavior has meaning and purpose and is goal directed
What is the psychic mind composed of? correct answers Three parts: the conscious, the
unconscious, and the preconscious
What are people motivated by? correct answers forces of the unconscious mind
Know the instincts correct answers Humans function on the basis of opposing instincts the most
important are life and death
Energy of life instinct correct answers Libio
Life Instinct correct answers Eros
Death Instinct correct answers Thanatos
, Know the three basic structures of personality correct answers Id, Ego, Superego
Id correct answers represents the basic instincts, follows no values, ethics or logic but obeyed the
pleasure principle
Ego correct answers is the executive part of the personality
organized rational system which is in touch with reality and obeys the rules of logic. Knows the
reality prinicples
Superego correct answers the moral aspect of personality
develops through the dos and fonts of parents or caregivers
represents the ideals and values of society
follows the moral principle
Oedipus Complex correct answers the child's sexual attraction to his mother
it's resolution aids in the development of the superego
Know the psychosexual stages of development correct answers Oral stage
Anal stage
Phallic Stage
Latency stage
Genital stage
Oral Stage correct answers 1st stage
mouth is center of gratification
Anal Stage correct answers 2nd stage
attention is centered on elimination
Phallic Stage correct answers 3rd stage
sexual organs become primary source of gratification
Latency Stage correct answers 4th stage 6-12 yrs
characterized by lack of sexual interest and is also period of socialization for the child
Genital Stage correct answers 5th and Final stage 12-18yrs
mature adult heterosexual/homosexual desires and behavior develop
Know how anxiety manifests correct answers anxiety caused by 3 major reasons
reality anxiety
neurotic anxiety
moral anxiety
Reality anxiety correct answers anxiety based on real danger
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