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QUESTION 1: Which of the following techniques teaches clients to track their expectations, thoughts, beliefs, explanations, etc. and to actively challenge and test them? a) Emotionally focused couple therapy b) Insight-oriented therapy c) Bowenian family systems therapy d) Cognitive-behavioral therapy QUESTION 2: Insight-oriented therapy assumes that people carry unconscious damage, biases, scars, etc. from their past relationships that can impact their current relationships. a) True b) False QUESTION 3: Cognitive-behavioral therapy has its basis in attachment theory. a) True b) False QUESTION 4: A strict behaviorist perspective will not focus on or recognize the possible importance of internal states, such as thoughts, moods, feelings, or free will. a) True b) False QUESTION 5: Functional family therapy sees all behavior as serving some purpose or function in regulating relationships within the family. a) True b) False QUESTION 6: Which of the following is a technique in behavioral therapy? a) Arbitrary inference b) Contingency contract c) Genogram d) Detriangulation QUESTION 7: All of the following treatment techniques have some elements of behaviorist theory except _________________________. a) Conjoint sex therapy b) Integrative behavioral therapy c) Insight-oriented therapy d) Functional family therapy QUESTION 8: Emotionally focused couple therapy tries to help clients become more avoidantly attached. a) True b) False QUESTION 9: Which of the following is a cognitive distortion in which an individual sees themselves as the cause of external events? a) Personalization b) Polarized thinking c) Mindreading d) Minimization QUESTION 10: Dissatisfied romantic partners tend to have unrealistically high expectations for their relationship. a) True b) False

          QUESTION 1: Which of the following techniques teaches clients to track their expectations, thoughts, beliefs, explanations, etc. and to actively challenge and test them?
a) Emotionally focused couple therapy
b) Insight-oriented therapy
c) Bowenian family systems therapy
d) Cognitive-behavioral therapy

QUESTION 2: Insight-oriented therapy assumes that people carry unconscious damage, biases, scars, etc. from their past relationships that can impact their current relationships.
a) True
b) False

QUESTION 3: Cognitive-behavioral therapy has its basis in attachment theory.
a) True
b) False

QUESTION 4: A strict behaviorist perspective will not focus on or recognize the possible importance of internal states, such as thoughts, moods, feelings, or free will.
a) True
b) False

QUESTION 5: Functional family therapy sees all behavior as serving some purpose or function in regulating relationships within the family.
a) True
b) False

QUESTION 6: Which of the following is a technique in behavioral therapy?
a) Arbitrary inference
b) Contingency contract
c) Genogram
d) Detriangulation

QUESTION 7: All of the following treatment techniques have some elements of behaviorist theory except _________________________.
a) Conjoint sex therapy
b) Integrative behavioral therapy
c) Insight-oriented therapy
d) Functional family therapy

QUESTION 8: Emotionally focused couple therapy tries to help clients become more avoidantly attached.
a) True
b) False

QUESTION 9: Which of the following is a cognitive distortion in which an individual sees themselves as the cause of external events?
a) Personalization
b) Polarized thinking
c) Mindreading
d) Minimization

QUESTION 10: Dissatisfied romantic partners tend to have unrealistically high expectations for their relationship.
a) True
b) False

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