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Question

1. Which therapeutic approach takes into account the need of the individual and accepts the therapeutic approach best for each individual?

Cognitive

Psychodynamic

Integrative/Holistic Approach

Behavioral

2. One of the criticisms of Adlerian therapy from a cultural approach is that the theory focuses on:

life's current problems

the autonomous self

the concept of self as part of a whole

one facet of the client's life only

3. Identify the values from Existential Therapy that are emphasized:

client's freedom to become within the context of natural and self-imposed limitations

the client's capacity to reflect on the meaning of choices

the client's need to reflect on the consequences of the choices of others

the client's capacity to act once choices are made

the client's need to revisit the past before going forward

4. This type of therapist starts a therapeutic relationship with a functional assessment of the client:

Existential

Adlerian

Freudian

Behavioral

5. Therapists using this type of theoretical framework help clients to see how the client has incorporated many irrational beliefs into their thinking and encourages the client to engage in activities to counter self-defeating beliefs by replacing "woulda/coulda/shoulda" thinking with rational preferences:

Person-Centered Therapy

Existential Therapy

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

Psychodynamic Therapy

6. These neurons are thought to play a significant role in perceiving what someone else is feeling and also to perceiving another person's intentions, which is the first step in developing empathy. Conversely, dysfunction with these neurons may create significant difficulties with forming attachments to others.

motor neurons

mirror neurons

reflex neurons

interpersonal neurons