Mod 72

Question 1

How do clients view therapy?

Answer 1

They believe it works because they spent their time and money on it (sometimes).

Question 2

What is effort justification?

Answer 2

Over evaluating outcomes we worked hard to receive

Question 3

What do clinicians believe about therapy?

Answer 3

It works because they don’t see patients who got further treatment.

Question 4

What is meta analysis?

Answer 4

combining results of people of all ages

Question 5

What is EMDR?

Answer 5

while recounting traumatic events, wave a finger In front of patient. This helps reprocess the event and lessens reaction to it

Question 6

What’s light therapy?

Answer 6

Waking up and blasting a bright light. Its supposed to help you feel better.

Question 7

Trevor spends 45 minutes a day in front of an intense light. It is most likely that he is being treated with

a) cognitive therapy.

b) light therapy.

c) EMDR therapy.

d) rational-emotive behavior therapy.

e) psychodynamic therapy.

Answer 7

b) light therapy.

Question 8

Meta-analysis is

a) a drug study based on a small sample.

b) a treatment versus no treatment group.

c) a tendency for smaller scores to move toward the average.

d) regressing from unusual to usual.

e) a way to combine the results of many studies.

Answer 8

e) a way to combine the results of many studies.

Question 9

Which of the following is the best phrase for a bond of trust and mutual understanding between a therapist and client who are working to overcome the client’s problem?

a) Therapeutic alliance

b) EMDR

c) Evidence-based practice

d) Meta-analysis

e) Outcome research

Answer 9

a) Therapeutic alliance

Question 10

Knowing that you have taken AP® psychology, a friend of yours asks for your opinion on which type of psychotherapy she should consider for her anxiety. What would be your advice?

a) Psychodynamic therapy is best for anxiety.

b) Rational-emotive behavior therapy has had the best results in treating anxiety.

c) She should avoid client-centered therapy as it has been shown to have very little value.

d) Cognitive, cognitive-behavioral, and psychodynamic therapies have all demonstrated effectiveness for treating anxiety.

e) It does not matter what type of psychotherapy she chooses, because anxiety can only be treated with medication.

Answer 10

d) Cognitive, cognitive-behavioral, and psychodynamic therapies have all demonstrated effectiveness for treating anxiety.