52 Psychotherapy – 2
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1. Transference is not discussed in brief dynamic psychotherapy. | ![]() |
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2. Brief psychodynamic therapy is useful in adjustment disorder. | ![]() |
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3. In CBT for relationship difficulties, homework may be included. | ![]() |
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4. In the treatment of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), CBT is significantly more effective than relaxation training. | ![]() |
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5. In pain disorders in children, CBT reduces the intensity of pain as well as improving the non-pain outcomes. | ![]() |
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6. In cognitive therapy for depression, cognitive changes generally precede behavioural changes. | ![]() |
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7. Collaborative empiricism is used in CBT. | ![]() |
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8. Contingency management includes consideration of internal motives. | ![]() |
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9. An experienced psychotherapist can avoid countertransference. | ![]() |
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10. Circular questioning is used in family therapy. | ![]() |
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11. Triangulation is a concept used in family therapy. | ![]() |
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12. In structural family therapy, the therapist uses a directive approach. | ![]() |
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13. Systems theory of family therapy assumes that the symptom in one member enables homeostasis. | ![]() |
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14. Foulkes is associated with the development of group analysis. | ![]() |
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15. Imparting of information by the therapist is a therapeutic factor in group psychotherapy. | ![]() |
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16. Advice is an important therapeutic factor in group therapy. | ![]() |
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17. Resistance in group therapy may be expressed as scapegoating. | ![]() |
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18. Contract marital therapy requires the cooperation of both partners. | ![]() |
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19. In psychotherapy the term negative therapeutic reaction means that the patient idolizes the therapist. | ![]() |
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20. A diagnosis understandable in psychological terms is an indicator of likely response to psychotherapy. | ![]() |
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21. In supportive psychotherapy, it is not necessary to do a psychodynamic formulation. | ![]() |
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22. The ethos of therapeutic community includes normalization. | ![]() |
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23. The therapist’s account of the strength of a therapeutic relationship is related to the outcome. | ![]() |
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24. Underlying assumptions are processes that belong to the dynamic unconsciousness. | ![]() |
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25. In psychoanalysis, working alliance is the same as transference relationship. | ![]() |
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