Jacqueline feels guilty whenever she considers taking a day off from work for personal reasons.  A therapist working with Jacqueline from a cognitive therapy approach might use which type of intervention?

Jeffrey, your client, wants to attend a group therapy that is more information-based and needs less self-disclosure, and can allow him to develop skills to cope with his social anxiety. What type of group therapy would you recommend for him?

Cognitive distortions are part of how problems develop for ____-wave cognitive-behavioral therapies, while classical conditioning is part of the underlying principles for ____-wave cognitive-behavioral therapies.

Rachel is 34-year-old heterosexual Chinese American woman. Although her mother immigrated to the United States, Rachel was born in the US and is a US citizen. When she was growing up, her family’s socioeconomic status was considered working-class. Now as an economics professor, she is considered middle class. Rachel is coming to counseling because she is experiencing conflict with her partner’s family, which is causing her a great deal of stress. Her partner comes from a wealthy family in Singapore and does not approve of her due to her socioeconomic background. As you gather information regarding Rachel’s strengths, Rachel notes that she practices mindfulness and indicated she would also be interested in a therapy group that follows mindfulness. You remember that your current site has a DBT group. Identify and describe one of the modules included in the DBT group (2 points). Then identify one of the skills presented in that module. (1 point).

Person-centered therapy was a reaction against _____ therapy (specify the name of the therapy, rather than the founder of the therapy), particularly regarding the assumption that “the therapist knows best” and the focus on problems over persons.

Perls’s “resistances to contact” are similar to ______ from psychoanalytic therapy because of his training background.

All of the following therapies believe that clients have the inherent potential to solve their problems EXCEPT…?

Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding mindfulness-based therapies?

Describe how problems develop according to the behavioral therapy (1 point). Your client has a phobia of dog and you two collaboratively decide to use systematic desensitization. Describe what systematic desensitization is (1 point) and how you are going to provide systematic desensitization (2 points).   

There are two primary elements of modern feminist therapy. One is that the personal is political. The other is ______________ therapeutic relationship.