Adlerian therapy is characterized by its detractors in the following ways: (1) It is a school that remains a strange combination of a theory that could attain scientific respectability and a religion that dedicates the soul to social interest; and (2) what help it is with patients who are troubled because they are oversocialized. According to the text authors, these would be leveled,
respectively, by which of the following theoretical viewpoints?
a. Behavioral, existential
b. Behavioral, integrative
c. Integrative, behavioral
d. Integrative, psychoanalytic
B
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Which is true about the word "psychotherapist"? A. Most states license psychotherapists. B. Generally, legislatures limit the scope of psychotherapeutic practice to those with licenses and do not license "psychotherapists." C. In most states, only a board certified professional can call himself or herself a psychotherapist
D. The term is limited to psychologist or a psychiatrist.
In a family session, pointing out the dysfunctional pattern before interrupting it is not necessary.
a. true b. false
Wynne's concept of pseudomutuality is most similar to Bowen's concept of
a. emotional cutoff. b. family projection process. c. fusion. d. triangulation.
Narrative therapists believe that stories supporting the dominant theme
(a) must be changed. (b) are responsible for dysfunction. (c) are the ones most easily accessed. (d) are irrelevant because they provide no new information.