問題一覧
1
To evaluate the risk of harm to self and others
2
Recent job loss
3
Immediate satisfaction of basic instincts and desires
4
By seeking immediate gratification and avoiding discomfort
5
Ego
6
Reality principle
7
fIt mediates and negotiates between the id’s demands and the superego’s moral values
8
By using rationalization to minimize the stressor’s impact
9
Through interactions with the external world and societal expectations
10
It enforces strict adherence to ethical and moral standards
11
The conscience
12
By revealing hidden conflicts and desires through dream symbols
13
The literal storyline of the dream
14
Free association
15
To encourage spontaneous verbalization of thoughts and feelings
16
By allowing the patient to express thoughts without censorship
17
The patient gains insight into their unconscious thoughts and feelings
18
To reinforce the patient’s positive behaviors and progress
19
To affirm the patient’s feelings and experiences as legitimate
20
To encourage and strengthen desirable behaviors and coping strategies
21
By improving the patient’s ability to understand and relate to others
22
To enhance the patient’s insight into their own and others’ emotions
23
Interpersonal and Relationship Issues
24
By exploring and understanding the patient’s unresolved conflicts and relational patterns
25
By exploring and discussing the transference reactions to gain insight into the patient’s past relationships
26
Implementing specific behavioral exercises
27
It can enhance the therapeutic alliance if managed properly
28
It can provide insight into the therapist’s own issues
29
When the therapist has unresolved personal issues that are triggered by the patient’s behavior
30
The patient frequently misses appointments or becomes defensive
31
They may feel threatened by the therapeutic process or fear change
32
Sublimation
33
Projection
34
Repression
35
Expressing genuine feelings and reactions in a way that is consistent with their inner self
36
It promotes a sense of safety and acceptance for the client
37
Experiencing the client’s feelings and perspectives as if they were one’s own
38
It empowers clients to take responsibility for their actions and decisions
39
It contributes to existential anxiety by highlighting the weight of personal responsibility
40
It can empower the client to make meaningful and intentional life choices
41
It facilitates deeper understanding and intentional living
42
To help clients accept and find meaning in their experience of being alone
43
It can lead to a sense of fulfillment and direction
44
By helping clients confront and understand the sources of their anxiety
45
It might encourage the client to live more authentically and with greater purpose
46
It facilitates personal growth and fulfillment
47
The "miracle question"
48
They help in identifying instances when the client has successfully managed their issues
49
It centers on developing practical and achievable solutions to current issues
50
Change is facilitated by focusing on solutions and small steps rather than the problem
51
The person is unable to express their emotions directly towards the source of distress
52
It can create tension and conflict as emotions are redirected inappropriately
53
It can prevent the person from acknowledging and addressing the underlying problem
54
It prevents the individual from facing the emotional impact of the event
55
Denial involves refusing to acknowledge reality, while rationalization involves justifying actions with logical reasons
56
A student fails an exam and claims it was because the exam was unfair, rather than acknowledging lack of preparation
57
A person is trying to justify behavior that conflicts with their values
58
It creates conflict and misunderstanding by attributing one’s own feelings to others
59
Projection involves attributing one’s own feelings to others, while denial involves refusing to acknowledge one’s own feelings
60
Sublimation involves transforming unacceptable impulses into constructive activities, while displacement involves redirecting feelings to less threatening targets
61
Redirects unacceptable impulses into positive and socially acceptable activities
62
By expressing behaviors that are the opposite of the true feelings
63
Reaction formation involves expressing opposite behaviors to one’s true feelings, while sublimation involves channeling unacceptable impulses into constructive activities
64
Blocking out distressing thoughts or memories from conscious awareness
65
Repression involves blocking out distressing memories or thoughts, while denial involves refusing to acknowledge the existence of a problem
66
It can cause difficulties in recalling important but distressing memories, potentially affecting behavior
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1
To evaluate the risk of harm to self and others
2
Recent job loss
3
Immediate satisfaction of basic instincts and desires
4
By seeking immediate gratification and avoiding discomfort
5
Ego
6
Reality principle
7
fIt mediates and negotiates between the id’s demands and the superego’s moral values
8
By using rationalization to minimize the stressor’s impact
9
Through interactions with the external world and societal expectations
10
It enforces strict adherence to ethical and moral standards
11
The conscience
12
By revealing hidden conflicts and desires through dream symbols
13
The literal storyline of the dream
14
Free association
15
To encourage spontaneous verbalization of thoughts and feelings
16
By allowing the patient to express thoughts without censorship
17
The patient gains insight into their unconscious thoughts and feelings
18
To reinforce the patient’s positive behaviors and progress
19
To affirm the patient’s feelings and experiences as legitimate
20
To encourage and strengthen desirable behaviors and coping strategies
21
By improving the patient’s ability to understand and relate to others
22
To enhance the patient’s insight into their own and others’ emotions
23
Interpersonal and Relationship Issues
24
By exploring and understanding the patient’s unresolved conflicts and relational patterns
25
By exploring and discussing the transference reactions to gain insight into the patient’s past relationships
26
Implementing specific behavioral exercises
27
It can enhance the therapeutic alliance if managed properly
28
It can provide insight into the therapist’s own issues
29
When the therapist has unresolved personal issues that are triggered by the patient’s behavior
30
The patient frequently misses appointments or becomes defensive
31
They may feel threatened by the therapeutic process or fear change
32
Sublimation
33
Projection
34
Repression
35
Expressing genuine feelings and reactions in a way that is consistent with their inner self
36
It promotes a sense of safety and acceptance for the client
37
Experiencing the client’s feelings and perspectives as if they were one’s own
38
It empowers clients to take responsibility for their actions and decisions
39
It contributes to existential anxiety by highlighting the weight of personal responsibility
40
It can empower the client to make meaningful and intentional life choices
41
It facilitates deeper understanding and intentional living
42
To help clients accept and find meaning in their experience of being alone
43
It can lead to a sense of fulfillment and direction
44
By helping clients confront and understand the sources of their anxiety
45
It might encourage the client to live more authentically and with greater purpose
46
It facilitates personal growth and fulfillment
47
The "miracle question"
48
They help in identifying instances when the client has successfully managed their issues
49
It centers on developing practical and achievable solutions to current issues
50
Change is facilitated by focusing on solutions and small steps rather than the problem
51
The person is unable to express their emotions directly towards the source of distress
52
It can create tension and conflict as emotions are redirected inappropriately
53
It can prevent the person from acknowledging and addressing the underlying problem
54
It prevents the individual from facing the emotional impact of the event
55
Denial involves refusing to acknowledge reality, while rationalization involves justifying actions with logical reasons
56
A student fails an exam and claims it was because the exam was unfair, rather than acknowledging lack of preparation
57
A person is trying to justify behavior that conflicts with their values
58
It creates conflict and misunderstanding by attributing one’s own feelings to others
59
Projection involves attributing one’s own feelings to others, while denial involves refusing to acknowledge one’s own feelings
60
Sublimation involves transforming unacceptable impulses into constructive activities, while displacement involves redirecting feelings to less threatening targets
61
Redirects unacceptable impulses into positive and socially acceptable activities
62
By expressing behaviors that are the opposite of the true feelings
63
Reaction formation involves expressing opposite behaviors to one’s true feelings, while sublimation involves channeling unacceptable impulses into constructive activities
64
Blocking out distressing thoughts or memories from conscious awareness
65
Repression involves blocking out distressing memories or thoughts, while denial involves refusing to acknowledge the existence of a problem
66
It can cause difficulties in recalling important but distressing memories, potentially affecting behavior