Psychoanalytic and Humanistic Therapy

Psychoanalytic therapy is a type of treatment based upon the theories of...

• Sigmund Froid

• Sigmund Freud

• Sigmond Freud

• Sigmond Froid

This therapy (Psychoanalysis) explores:

• how the conscious mind influences thoughts and behaviors

• how behavior influences our feelings and thoughts

• how feelings influence our behavior and how we think

• how the unconscious mind influences thoughts and behaviors

This form of therapy is considered:

• a long-term choice and can continue for weeks, a year max

• a short-term choice and can continue for a few sessions or days

• a long-term choice and can continue for weeks, months or even years

Differing from several other therapy types, psychoanalytic therapy aims to:

• Make changes in your personality according to the therapist's views

• Create solutions for problems that affect you in your practical life

• Create quick solutions for your personality problems and emotional development.

• Make deep-seated changes in personality and emotional development.

What is Free Association and how does it work?

• Involves you talking about whatever comes into your mind without censoring or editing the flow of memories/ideas.

• Involves you writing about whatever comes into your mind without censoring or editing the flow of memories/ideas.

• Involves you talking about specific stuff that comes into your mind without censoring or editing the flow of memories/ideas.

• Involves you talking about whatever comes into your mind censoring or editing the flow of memories/ideas.

What is therapeutic transference?

• the way you may be transferring thoughts or feelings connected to influential figures in your life onto your close relationships

• the way you may be transferring thoughts or feelings connected to influential figures in your life onto your therapist

• the way you may be denying thoughts or feelings connected to influential figures in your life from your therapist

• the way you may be hiding thoughts or feelings connected to influential figures in your life fromyour therapist

Which type of psychotherapy emphasizes the individual's inherent potential for self-fulfillment?

• behavior therapy

• psychoanalysis

• humanistic therapy

• Cognitive therapy

The manifest content of a dream is what actually occurred within the dream. The __________ content is the interpretation of that manifest material.

• Symbolic

• Repressed

• Latent

• Displaced

Carl Rogers believed that, in order to close the gap between one's perception of themselves and their actual self, they needed someone in their life to show them

• Active Listening

• Unconditional Positive Regard

• Resistance

• Behavior Modification

A therapist that engages in active listening, non-directive therapy, and has unconditional positive regard for the client is probably

• cognitive

• behavioral

• humanistic

• psychodynamic