A type of therapy developed by Fritz Perls that attempts to make a person whole by expressing pent-up feelings and dealing with unfinished business from past conflicts is called ________ therapy
a. Gestalt
b. group
c. individual
d. client-centered
Answer: a. Gestalt
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a. Cognitive psychology b. Positive psychology c. Sociocultural psychology d. Humanistic psychology e. Social-cognitive psychology
Behavior therapy focuses on
a. changing thoughts to correspond to behaviors. b. helping clients achieve self-actualization. c. changing maladaptive patterns of responding. d. altering errors of thinking. e. the adaptive functioning of the ego.
Beyond dissociative memory loss, some individuals not only lose their past identity, but completely start another, different life far from former friends and family. This behavior is known as
a. dissociative transition. b. second chance syndrome. c. dissociative amnesia compensation. d. dissociative fugue.
The process of educating potential clients about therapy, especially variables that might influence their decision to seek therapy, involves
a. dual relationships. b. confidentiality. c. informed consent. d. therapy termination.