Client-centered approach (Lecture 1, ch. 4, Miller & Moyers, vd Molen) Flashcards

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What shift did Roger make when introducing the client-centered approach?

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From humans as passive, to the individual as active (humanistic approach)

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What is the self-actualizing tendency?

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An organism’s motivation to maintain and enhance themselves

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What do congruence and incongruence mean in this context?

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Congruence: fully functioning person
Incongruence: psychopathology

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What are the three core conditions of the therapeutic relationship, according to Roger?

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  • Congruence (genuineness)
  • Unconditional positive regard
  • Empathy
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What is unconditional positive regard hinted at?

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The person, not perse agreement with their behavior

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What two things can be difficult in unconditional positive regard?

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  • Seeing psychopathology as adjustment, so what the behavior means
  • Guarding own limits
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What interventions can be used to enhance empathy in the therapeutic relationship?

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  • Adapt to language use
  • Use silences
  • Dare to interrupt
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What is the effect of empathy on the process of the client?

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Improves contact/alliance + invitation to further exploration

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Difference between the medical model and the CC (=client-centered) model?

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The medical model states pathology inside of the person, whereas CC says this can lead to stigmatization/marginalization

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Difference between positive psychology and CC?

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Positive psychology’s interventions still ground themselves in the medical model

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In what sense do feminist therapy and CC overlap?

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Both aim to empower the client

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What levels of analysis are there according to Roger? + at what level is CC at work

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  • Nomothetic
  • Group differences
  • Idiographic (CC)
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What is the locus of evaluation? What does this look like for the client before and after therapy?

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  • Basis for values
  • Often begin with external (what do other people think of me?) and then shift to internal
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What is an organismic valuing process?

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Individuals rely on their own senses to make value judgements, instead of what should be right or wrong

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What does empathetic understanding in CC lead to in the client?

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Shift from me-state (object) to I-state (internal frame of reference)

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Is there strong empirical support for congruence, unconditional positive regard and empathy (so, basically CC)?

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Yes!!! equivalent to non-humanistic therapies

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What is the difference between simple and complex affirmations?

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Simple affirmations are about behavior, whereas complex affirmations are about personality traits/strengths