Rose is working with a Psychologist, Dr. Smith, on her unresolved issues from her childhood. She was abused, but does not remember the abuse that occurred. Dr. Smith believes this is because her subconscious has repressed these memories as they are disturbing to Rose. Dr. Smith is working from which of the following frameworks?  Group of answer choicesCognitive-behavioral Humanistic-existential Psychodynamic Biological

A clinician who explains the cause of dissociative identity disorder as a repression, which is a defense mechanism in order to survive, would most likely take the ______ perspective in treatment. Group of answer choicesCognitive-behavioral Humanistic Biological Psychodynamic

Some people who are severely abused will develop a disorder that involves experiencing at least two distinct personality states, and ongoing problems in recalling everyday events, important personal information and traumatic events. This response is connected to the natural tendency to escape from the emotions associated with severe abuse. What is this disorder called?Group of answer choicesschizophreniadissociative identity disorder (DID)posttraumatic stress disorderdissociative amnesia

The current dominant approach to understanding and addressing psychopathology is grounded in which of the following models?Group of answer choicesFreudianCognitiveBiopsychosocialBehavioural

Jack is upset because he feels he has to listen to his parents’ advice no matter what, even if he doesn’t agree with them.  If he doesn’t, they’ll be very disappointed in him.  Jack’s psychologist reminds him all people are essentially “good at heart” and encourages him to reach his full potential by actively taking control of his own decisions and figuring out what he needs in his life.  Which perspective of psychology is Jack’s therapist utilizing?答案选项组Functionalism approachHumanistic approachPsychodynamic approachBehaviorism approach

Katey has a phobia of driving. She goes to therapy for this and the therapist begins by showing her a picture of a car. They discuss her fears around driving. Once she gets used to seeing the picture of the car she then sits in the car. Eventually she is able to drive around the block, while doing deep breathing exercises. As she slowly gets exposed to this phobia she gets more comfortable with driving. We can assume the therapist is working from which of the following frameworks? Group of answer choicesHumanistic-existential Psychodynamic Sociocultural Cognitive-behavioral