Question

1.
During ancient times people often attributed mental illness to:

evil spirts

poor attachment

germs

diet

2.
_____, a physician, is credited for efforts to reform mental institutions, encouraging the documentation of case history, treatment notes, and labels for psychological illnesses.

Pinel

Ellis

Freud

Rodgers

3.
The term ____ BEST describes the use of medication and medical procedure that treat psychological problems by directly changing the biology of the brain.

psychopharmacology

psychotherapy

biomedical therapy

commitment

4.
Edna is a client participating in systematic desensitization. Which is MOST likely to be consistent with Edna's experience?

While exposed to an anxiety provoking stimulus, Edna receives an electric shock.

While in a relaxed state Edna is exposed to anxiety provoking increasingly intense stimuli.

Edna is challenged by her therapist to avoid generalizations of anxiety provoking thoughts.

Edna is abruptly exposed to consistent, high level, anxiety provoking stimuli.

5.
Louise encourages his therapy client to be aware of her internal experiences. He emphasizes awareness of experiences over analysis or avoidance. Which of these psychotherapy approaches is MOST consistent with Louise's methods?

third-wave

biofeedback

behavioral

psychodynamic

Answer 1

1.
During ancient times people often attributed mental illness to:

ANSWER- evil spirits

2.
_____, a physician, is credited for efforts to reform mental institutions, encouraging the documentation of case history, treatment notes, and labels for psychological illnesses.

ANSWER- Pinel

3.
The term ____ BEST describes the use of medication and medical procedure that treat psychological problems by directly changing the biology of the brain.

ANSWER- biomedical therapy

4.
Edna is a client participating in systematic desensitization. Which is MOST likely to be consistent with Edna's experience?

ANSWER- While in a relaxed state Edna is exposed to anxiety provoking increasingly intense stimuli.

5.
Louise encourages his therapy client to be aware of her internal experiences. He emphasizes awareness of experiences over analysis or avoidance. Which of these psychotherapy approaches is MOST consistent with Louise's methods?

ANSWER- third-wave