Psychology Chapter 15 Test – Flashcards

The use of medication for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in the United States is how many times higher than in any other nation?

Dr. Sebastian asks his client to say whatever comes to mind about his mother without attempting to censor the content. This technique is referred to as

Maiken seeks the help of a therapist because she experiences anxiety at work. At her first visit , Maiken's therapist explains that she will focus on Maiken's personal strengths and development. What type of psychologist is Maiken visiting?

Person-centered therapy was developed by____

The most commonly used medical therapy is___

Who is credited with being the first person to use "talking therapy"?

Analia is training to be a clinical psychologist. She is interested in using a cognitive approach when dealing with patients; however, she knows that for cognitive therapy to be most successful , it should be combined with ____ techniques

Barbiturates were once commonly used to treat anxiety; however, they are not ideal because they _____

SSRIs alleviate symptoms of depression by increasing the____

Treatment for dissociative identity disorder typically starts with_____

EXTREME EATING Lately, Rena finds her herself eating non-stop, even when she isn't hungry. She feels increasingly frustrated that she cannot seem to control her appetite and seeks the help of a mental health professional. Rena's therapist asks her a series of questions about her childhood, such as her relationship with her parents. She is asked to recall, in depth, her interactions with her parents, particularly during mealtime. The therapist tells Rena that her conflicts with her parents at dinnertime may be a source of the problem. What type of therapy does this scenario illustrate?

In psychoanalytical, how is the client-therapist relationship structured?

From the following list, which client is the least ideal for group therapy?

Antoine attends a conference on alternative treatments for psychological disorders. While at the conference, he is surprised to find out that electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is an effective treatment for severe cases of ______

Cognitive-behavioral therapy has an excellent record of success, particularly in the treatment of _____.