Research on the process and outcomes of Emotion-Focused Therapy has found that
What will be an ideal response?
positive results in clinical trials, superiority of EFT over CCT for the treatment of depression, better outcomes for clients who resolved unfinished business
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Following the intake interview, problem definition may be determined by
a. The counselor's theory b. The DSM IV c. Contextual realities d. All of the above
Behavior therapy focuses on actions. All of the following statements are true EXCEPT?
(a) Actions are easy to measure and quantify. (b) Research tends to affirm the effectiveness of behavior therapy. (c) People are more comfortable discussing emotions and thoughts than talking about their behaviors. (d) Clients frequently seek treatment to address a problem behavior.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. An individual may be at the margin of one social group and concurrently be in the “center” of another group. 2. Moderate amounts of adversity may benefit our mental health in the long run if we can also access appropriate supports to overcome adversity. 3. Often, being positioned at the margin provides individuals with license for creativity and innovation, stimulating talents that may be less likely to grow in those who conform to social norms. 4. Having multiple marginal social identities decreases an individual’s risk for negative physical and mental health outcomes. 5. Of the many undocumented immigrants who are in the United States, a sizable proportion are identified by state governments for deportation.
What two concepts essentially drive psychoanalytical thought and the successive theories?
a. The personal is political and relationships are key. b. The client is the expert and the therapist is merely a mirror. c. Life is a dependable series of stages and psychological energy has physical properties. d. The past is unimportant and the present is the focus of therapy. e. Experiences and memories of childhood need to be repressed and anxiety is a healthy reaction to psychological stress.