Ch 19.  Verbal interaction  Insights to a problem  Trusting relationship  Life coach  Placebo effect  therapist or the-rapist?

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Ch 19

 Verbal interaction  Insights to a problem  Trusting relationship  Life coach  Placebo effect  therapist or the-rapist?

INDIVIDUAL GROUP

 Psychoanalytic  Cognitive  Behaviorist/Learning  Humanistic  Biological

 Insight to the unconscious  Dream analysis  Free association**  Transference

 Inner messages, self-defeating thoughts  Illogical thinking, Faulty assumptions  Self problem-solving  Rational-emotive thinking RET  Cognitive-Behavioral CBT  via Role-play or Modeling sample*  Arbitrary inference  Selective abstraction  Overgeneralization  Catastrophizing

 Conditioned behaviors  Behavior modification  Counterconditioning  Operant conditioning  Token economy  Successive approximations  example* example*

 Reach full potential as unique person  Person-centered “client”  Non-directive  Active listening  Unconditional positive regard sample*

 Drug therapy**  Antidepressant, lithium, antipsychotic  Electro-convulsive  Psychosurgery  Lobotomy**