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What is insight therapy?
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"Talk therapy" where clients engage in complex, often lengthy verbal interactions with their therapists. Provides increased insight regarding the nature of the client's difficulties and to sort through possible solutions.
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What is behavior therapy?
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Based on the principles of learning. Therapists make direct efforts to alter problematic responses and maladaptive habits.
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What is biomedical therapy?
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Drug therapy and shock therapy
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Over ______ of the people who do have mental disorders do not receive professional treatment.
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two-thirds
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What is the difference between psychologists and psychiatrists?
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Psychiatrists can prescribe drugs
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What is the goal of psychoanalysis?
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to recover unconscious conflicts, motives, and defenses through techniques such as free association and transference.
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What are the techniques of psychoanalysis?
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probing the unconscious, interpretation.
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If a client experiences a recovery after treatment in insight therapies, why can't it automatically be assumed that the recovery was attributable to teh treatment?
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because of spontaneos remission.
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What is an example of aversion therapy?
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alcoholocs may be given an emetic drug (one that causes nausea and vomiting) in conjunction with their favorite drinks during therapy sessions.
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When is social skills training useful?
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When a client's social skills are not developed, or when a person has social anxiety.
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