1. In the context of psychotherapy, what is the difference between inpatients and outpatients? Outpatients have symptoms that are not severe enough to threaten their own well-being, whereas inpatients have symptoms that threaten their own well-being 2. Which one of the following is a short-term psychodynamic approach in which the powerful need for human contact and support takes center stage? Object relations therapy 3. Which of the following is an assumption on which humanistic therapy operates? Clients will improve on their own, given the right therapeutic conditions 4. In the context of client-centered therapy, unconditional positive regard involves: a therapist treating a client as competent and making him or her less dependent on help 5. Which of the following is a feature of systematic desensitization therapy? The client is made to relax while visualizing a series of anxiety-provoking stimuli 6. Rohit, a manager at Frettis Inc., notices that his team members are hot meeting their deadlines or the expected standards of work quality. He, however, finds it difficult to question them sternly on the use of their time provide them strict instructions to finish their work on time. Which one of the following is most likely to help Rohit manage his team better? Assertiveness training 7. Which of the following is an advantage of group psychotherapy? It ensures confidentiality among members of the group 8. A reduction in a treated client’s test scores on a particular psychological disorder without the client feeling and acting more like people without an anxiety disorder would imply ____. Statistical significance 9. Which one of the following best describes randomized clinical trials? They are experiments in which clients are arbitrarily assigned to treatment or control conditions 10. In the context of rights and rules in a therapeutic relationship, which one the following allows a client to reveal embarrassing impulses or behaviors without fear that this information will be repeated to anyone else? Confidentiality 11. In the context of psychosurgery, which of the following is a surgical procedure that involves the implantation of a pacemaker-like device in the upper chest of an individual? Vagal nerve stimulation 12. Which of the following is an advantage of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation in the treatment schizophrenia? It excites brain cells without causing a seizure 13. The process through which a neurotransmitter normally returns to the brain cell from which it was released is known as ____. Reuptake

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