Counseling Guide Study 1

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Present behavior is a result of early childhood experiences, the unconscious, and the incomplete attainment of a stage in psychosexual development

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Psychoanalytic therapy

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A technique used in this therapy is the completion of a life-style assessment

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Aderian Therapy

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The thinkging through of irrational thoughts that have resulted in emotional problems is the basis of this theory

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Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

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Dreams are analyzed by having the client describe their feelings as they act out all parts of the dream

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Gestalt Therapy

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In psychoanalytic therapy the tecnique not used is

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The ABC Approach

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In Psychoanalytic therapy the tecnique that is used are

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1. Dream Analysis
2. Imterpretation
3. Free Associaltion

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Uncounscious processes that shield the individual from threatening and anxiety-producing thoughts are all of the following except

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Ego-Defense Mechanisms

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shield the individual from threatening and anxiety-producing thoughts include the following

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1. Rationalizations
2. Resistance
3. Sublimation

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The process of an active organism exhibiting controlled behavior is called

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Operant Conditioning

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Qestions of freedom, choice and responsibility are addressed in

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Existentialism Theory

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The ability to be true to our ideas of a meaningful like and accept responsibilty for the choices we make is called

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Authenticity

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The therapist in person-centered therapy, should have all the following personality characteristics except

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Polarized thinking

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The therapist in person-centered therapy, has the following personality characteristics

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1. Genuineness
2. Unconditional Positive Regard
3. Empathic Understanding

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The layers of neurosis in Perl's Gestalt therory are all the following except

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Meaninglessness Layer

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The layers of neurosis in Perl's Gestalt therory are

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1. Phobic Layer
2. Impasse Layer
3. Explosive Layer

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Turning back to ourselves things we would like to do or have done to other is called

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Retroflection

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The psychological needs in reality therory are all the following except

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Success

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The psychological needs in reality therory are

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1. Fun
2. Power
3. Belonging

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The WDEP model in reality theroy includes all the following except

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Direction

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The WDEP model in reality theroy includes all the following

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1. Wants
2. Evaluation
3. Planning and Commitment

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In cognitive behavior therapy the multimodal therapy was orignated by

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Arnold Lazarus

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The stages of life in Erik Erikson's psycholsocial therpy include all of the following except

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Innocence vs. Generativity

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Stages of human development as outlined by Jean Piaget include all of the follwing except

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Cultural and environmental stage

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Elements common to counseling, personality, learning and human development theories include the following except

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Specific theories of personality and learning for earch counseling theory

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Elements common to counseling, personality, learning and human development theories include the following

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1. Dysfuntional Personalities
2. Behavior Change
3. Developmental Stages

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Categories of theories of learning are all the following except

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Behavioristic

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Categories of theories of learning include the following

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1. Functionalistic
2. Associationistic
3. Cognitive

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In applying counseling theories to specific situations it is important that the counselor does all of the following except

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Pick a theory to apply and stick to that theorpy

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In applying counseling theories to specific situations it is important that the counselor does all of the following

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1. Create a rapport with the student
2. Involve the student in the decision making process
3. Encourage the student to make his/her own decision

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A disadvantage of group counseling is

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The ability to substitue the group for the real world permitting the client unlimited time to make adjustments