Exam 2 study first

Question 1

What is congruence in a leader?

Answer 1

Geniuneness

Question 2

Why does REBT use humor

Answer 2

To show members how self-defeating their irrational thoughts are.

Question 3

What happens in the termination phase?

Answer 3

transfer of learning

Question 4

How to terminate a patient from therapy

Answer 4

• Know state board of nursing rules and regulations
• discuss therapeutic response and any self development

Question 5

How does the leader counteract resistance in groups?

Answer 5

Create an open atmosphere.

Express empathy

Question 6

What is MI used for?

Answer 6

Explore ambivilance

Question 7

What is reality based therapy

Answer 7

Leaders encourage members to evaluate their current behavior
– Helps with responsible planning

Question 8

Goal of Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

Answer 8

Replace rigid demands with more flexible preferences

Question 9

Leader in REBT

Answer 9

Unconditional Acceptance

Question 10

ABC theory
- Which therapy
- What is it?

Answer 10

REBT

Activating event
Belief System
Consequences

C is a result of B = NOT “A”

Question 11

Gestalt Therapy

Answer 11

Work through inner personal conflict to gain insite

Here and now

Have choices and are responsible for choices and actions

Question 12

DBT

Answer 12

Looks at behaviors

Blend of CBT and psychoanalytic techniques

Type of talk therapy for people who experience emotions very intensely

Goal is to process emotions and self-regulate emotions

Question 13

When do we terminate in inner personal therapy?

Answer 13

Middle

Question 14

Which therapy is best for managed care?

Answer 14

Brief

Question 15

Person centered group therapy operates on what belief?

Answer 15

Client is inherently driven toward growth and self-actualization

humanistic belief

Question 16

Main goals of person-centered care

Answer 16

Enhance a greater understanding of oneself

Facilitate growth and development

Increase self-esteem and openness

Eliminate feelings of distress

Question 17

ABCDE method

Answer 17

CBT

The ABCDE coaching model has five stages:

Activating event or situation

Beliefs

Consequences

Disputation of the beliefs

Effective new approach to dealing with the problem.

Question 18

Therapist in person centered therapy

Answer 18

Facilitator

Question 19

Basic technique in person centered therapy

Answer 19

listening and understanding

Question 20

When is termination discussed in CBT?

Answer 20

First session

Question 21

Role of therapist in CBT

Answer 21

Directive- functions as a teacher. Gives information and teaches coping skills and methods of modifying behavior.

Question 22

Reasons to terminated therapy

Answer 22

Non compliant

Not benefitting

Question 23

3rd generation therapies
- How they work

Answer 23

Expanded to include:

-Emphasizes mindfulness
- Acceptance
- Therapeutic relationship
- Involves meditation

Question 24

Encounter Groups
- Goals
- Timing?

Answer 24

 Awareness to self
 Sensitivity with others
 Improving interpersonal skills

Based in the “Here and Now”

Question 25

Which therapy is cost effective?

Answer 25

Brief solution focused

Question 26

Reality Therapy - Concept - Timing

Answer 26

Evaluate behavior to have responsible planning CURRENT behaviors

Question 27

Contemporary Reality Therapy answers what question?

Answer 27

What are you DOING Your actions

Question 28

What are the Phases of Change?

Answer 28

Engagement Focusing Evoking Planning

Question 29

Phases of Change: Engagement

Answer 29

Trusting and respectful relationship is established

Question 30

Phases of Change: Focusing

Answer 30

Process of clarifying the client’s goals and direction

Question 31

Phases of Change: Evoking

Answer 31

Eliciting motivation for a specific change

Question 32

Phases of Change: Planning

Answer 32

For a specific change strategy

Question 33

SFBT: State of therapist

Answer 33

State of not knowing so patient will pursue information and decide on course of action

Question 34

4 Principles of DBT

Answer 34

Mindfulness Distress Tolerance Emotion Regulation Interpersonal Effectiveness

Question 35

Stress Inoculation Training

Answer 35

Education and coping Self-statements Information giving Socratic discussion Cognitive restructuring, problem-solving, relaxation training, and self-reinforcement

Question 36

What does resistance in groups stem from in a patient?

Answer 36

Client’s attempt to restrict or control the type of information that is communicated. Keeps members from exploring personal issues or painful feelings in depth o Serves as a protective purpose o Can interfere w/ group processes

Question 37

What does resistance in groups look like?

Answer 37

o Excess talking - Gossiping - Starting rumors o Interruptions o Silence o Not participating o Distracting/laughing - Class clown

Question 38

What therapy is associated with free association?

Answer 38

Psychoanalytic

Question 39

Main premise of an analytic group and the leader

Answer 39

Therapist trains others to become their own therapist Tackles relational roles Group of 8 or less Therapist acts of more of conductor, observing