Quiz: Therapy and Change (psychoanalytic/humanistic)

What are the three goals of psychotherapy?

• Exercise, diet, sleep

• Reading, writing, arithmetic

• Verbal interaction, supportive relationship, analysis of problems

• Medication, surgery, physical therapy

Describe a group therapy

• Patients work together with the aid of a leader

• A therapy session with one patient and multiple therapists

• A lecture given by a therapist to a large audience

• A therapy session in a public place

What does the term eclectic approach mean in regards to psychotherapy?

• Using only one type of therapy

• Avoiding therapy altogether

• Combining various kinds of therapy

• Focusing solely on medication

What are some tools used in psychoanalysis?

• Blood tests, MRI scans, physical examinations

• Group activities, public speaking, role-playing

• Physical exercise, meditation, journaling

• Free association, dream analysis, recall forgotten experiences

What is the difference between psychoanalysis and humanistic therapy?

• Psychoanalysis focuses on unconscious motives, while humanistic therapy focuses on conscious control and responsibility

• Psychoanalysis uses medication, while humanistic therapy does not

• Psychoanalysis is for children, while humanistic therapy is for adults

• There is no difference; they are the same

What is the main idea of psychotherapy?

• A strategy for financial planning

• A method for teaching new languages

• A general term for approaches used to treat psychological disorders

• A specific technique for improving physical health

What is the role of the therapist in client-centered therapy?

• Partner in therapy, avoids giving opinions, focuses on the client's value

• Judges the client's decisions and behaviors

• Prescribes medication and conducts surgery

• Acts as a teacher, giving lectures to the client

Psychotherapy is Any ​ (a)   used by ​ (b)   to help troubled individuals overcome their ​ (c)  

• treatment
• therapist
• problems

Match the following

• Therapy with all the family

• Family Therapy

• patients work together with a leader

• Self-Help Groups

• Groups form to share experiences no lead

• Group Therapy

Benefits of group therapy select all that apply

• Realization that others are having similar issues

• Hear stories about what has worked and not worked from actual people with problems

• Casual environment

• Can be anonymous

• • Cheap or even free