Gertrude spends a lot of time analyzing her relationships, and she pays a lot of attention to how she thinks about things. She doesn’t really care what her partner does and she doesn’t want to talk about her feelings; it’s the reasons her partner did something and what she thought about what they did that is important to her. Gertrude would probably have the best match with what kind of marital therapy? a. Behavioral couple therapy b. Cognitive behavioral couple therapy c. Integrative behavioral couple therapy d. Insight-oriented couple therapy

Insight-oriented couple therapy focuses on: a. How the couple thinks about the relationship b. The importance of past relationship experience c. The couple's attachment to one another d. How the couple treats one another

How well marital therapy works for a particular couple depends on:  a. The couple's beliefs and expectations regarding therapy b. The match between the therapy approach and the couple's beliefs c. The match between the therapist and the couple d. All of the above can influence the effectiveness of marital therapy

Which approach relies on the personal qualities of the therapist to build a non-judgemental and empathetic relationship?

A couple's traits, such as neuroticism and conscientiousness can influence how satisfied individuals are in their marriage.

Marie tells the therapy, "I hate that I'm doing all the work in this relationship. He just doesn't care about what we need." In turn, the therapist says "You feel misunderstood and alone" to which Marie replies, "Yes! Exactly" This type of therapy technique is called:Question 26Select one:a.Cognitive behavioral therapyb.Active listeningc.Unconditioned positive regardd.Positive feedbacke.Affirmation technique