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Active listening |
A therapeutic technique in which the therapist pays close attention to their client's words, an then echoes, paraphrase, and clarifies what the client says. |
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Behavior modification |
A treatment approach that replaces undesirable behavior with positive behavior through conditioning, punishment, or reinforcement. |
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Behavior therapy |
A type of theory that helps the client individual change potentially self-destructive behavior through application of learning principles. |
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Client centered therapy |
A type of pyshchotherapy in which the client is given an accepting, empathetic environment in which to explore and attain personal growth. |
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Counterconditioning |
A behavior technique using classical conditioning to replace an undesirable response to a stimulus which a desired response. |
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Electroconvulsive therapy |
A therapeutic technique in which electric current are sent through the Brian to induce a brief seizure, which causes the brain to reverse symptoms of certain mental illnesses . |
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Insight therapies |
A technique used to help individuals improve functioning through increasing understanding and expression of unresolved conflicts. |
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Psychoanalysis |
A type of therapy that investigates repressed fears and conflicts by bringing them into the conscious mind, in order to treat the mental disorder. |
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Psychodynamic therapies |
A form of psychotherapy that focuses on the client reaching self-awareness of unconscious content and childhood experiences, as well as understanding the impact they have on past and present behavior. |
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Self-Actualization |
The final tier of Maslow's theory of Human Motivation, in which the individual has reached their full potential in every aspect of their life. |
