Match the therapy with the description. a. Rational Emotive Therapy REBT b. ECT Electroconvulsive Therapy c....

 

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Match the therapy with the description. a. Rational Emotive Therapy REBT b. ECT Electroconvulsive Therapy c. Transference d. Humanistic Therapies e. Systematic desensitization f. Behavioral Therapies g. Antipsychotics h. Resistance 1. Although this therapy was initially used to treat schizophrenia, it works best for severe depressions. The treatment causes the client to have a convulsion or seizure. 2. A process that occurs when clients start relating to their therapist in ways that copy critical relationships in their lives. Examples: a client falls in love with his therapist or a client treats the therapist like his mother. 3. A client's largely unconscious defensive maneuvers intended to hinder the progress of therapy. 4. This category of drugs is used to treat the types of schizophrenia by primarily blocking dopamine receptors. However, newer versions also address serotonin and norepinephrine issues. 5. A behavior therapy used to reduce a clients' fear response through relaxation training and gradual exposure to stimuli. 6. Therapies that involve the application of learning principles to change a client's maladaptive behaviors. 7. The cognitive therapy developed by Ellis, which focuses on identifying irrational thoughts and changing those thoughts. 8. Therapies that are growth oriented, focused on the "here and now," employ empathy, and are most effective with intelligent, verbal, and insightful people. Match the therapy with the description. a. Rational Emotive Therapy REBT b. ECT Electroconvulsive Therapy c. Transference d. Humanistic Therapies e. Systematic desensitization f. Behavioral Therapies g. Antipsychotics h. Resistance 1. Although this therapy was initially used to treat schizophrenia, it works best for severe depressions. The treatment causes the client to have a convulsion or seizure. 2. A process that occurs when clients start relating to their therapist in ways that copy critical relationships in their lives. Examples: a client falls in love with his therapist or a client treats the therapist like his mother. 3. A client's largely unconscious defensive maneuvers intended to hinder the progress of therapy. 4. This category of drugs is used to treat the types of schizophrenia by primarily blocking dopamine receptors. However, newer versions also address serotonin and norepinephrine issues. 5. A behavior therapy used to reduce a clients' fear response through relaxation training and gradual exposure to stimuli. 6. Therapies that involve the application of learning principles to change a client's maladaptive behaviors. 7. The cognitive therapy developed by Ellis, which focuses on identifying irrational thoughts and changing those thoughts. 8. Therapies that are growth oriented, focused on the "here and now," employ empathy, and are most effective with intelligent, verbal, and insightful people.

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