A) an unconditioned response.
B) a result of observational learning.
C) a conditioned response.
D) a result of counterconditioning.
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A) well-being therapy and client-centered therapy.
B) well-being therapy and positive psychotherapy.
C) positive psychotherapy and client-centered therapy.
D) client-centered therapy and rationale emotive therapy.
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A) reduced dependence on medication to treat psychological disorders.
B) reduced dependence on hospitalization for psychological disorders.
C) locally provided treatment for psychological disorders.
D) programs designed to prevent the onset of psychological disorders.
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A) the patient is being treated for severe depression that has not responded to medication.
B) the patient is being treated for epilepsy.
C) the doctor is using a form of aversion therapy to reduce compulsive behaviors in a patient with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) .
D) the patient is being treated for schizophrenia.
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A) most individuals show the best progress when they are treated by a clinical psychologist.
B) most individuals show the best progress when they are treated by a certified psychiatrist.
C) most individuals show the best progress when they are treated by a therapist trained in multiple approaches.
D) there is no reliable connection between therapists' professional background and therapeutic efficacy.
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A) spontaneous remission.
B) personal insight.
C) the placebo effect.
D) transference.
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A) correcting habitual thinking errors.
B) the recovery of unconscious conflicts, motives, and defenses.
C) providing a supportive climate for clients.
D) improving interpersonal skills.
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A) psychopharmacological therapy.
B) emotive therapy.
C) behavioral therapy.
D) insight therapy.
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A) mainstreaming.
B) exit-transfer therapy.
C) decentralization.
D) deinstitutionalization.
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A) Aaron Beck.
B) Sigmund Freud.
C) Hans Eysenck.
D) Carl Rogers.
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A) rational-emotive therapy
B) family therapy
C) role model therapy
D) client-centered therapy
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A) positive psychology.
B) individual psychology.
C) cognitive psychology.
D) ontological psychology.
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A) catharsis.
B) maladaptive habits.
C) incongruence.
D) clarification.
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A) antidepressant drugs.
B) benzodiazepines.
C) antipsychotic drugs.
D) MAO inhibitors.
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A) gradual approach to the feared object.
B) direct confrontation with the feared object.
C) use of real objects instead of imagination.
D) transfer of treatment to real-life situations.
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A) If he doesn't show improvement in another 12 hours, a different kind of medication should be tried.
B) Patients usually don't begin responding to antipsychotic drugs for at least a few days.
C) He may have been misdiagnosed as schizophrenic.
D) Early changes due to antipsychotic medication are usually not apparent to nonprofessionals, who are unfamiliar with the signs of improvement.
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A) transference.
B) resistance.
C) free association.
D) defensive neurosis.
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A) 25
B) 50
C) 75
D) 90
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A) a psychoanalytic approach to therapy.
B) an eclectic approach to therapy.
C) a Gestalt approach to therapy.
D) a behavioral approach to therapy.
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