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counseling theories

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show Sigmund Freud, alfred adler, carl jung  
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Autonomy   show
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show To be FAIR in the treatment of ALL... To provide appropriate service to ALL  
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show To be FAITHFUL.. To keep promises and honor the trust placed in Rehab Counselors  
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Veracity   show
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Nonmaleficence   show
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show to do good to others... to promote the well being of others  
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3 approaches to behavioral therapy   show
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Who was the founder of Operent Conditioning   show
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show to use reinforcements and punishment to shape a behavior behavior that is reinforced will stay, the behavior that is not reinforced will go away  
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show 1. the CS must be before the US 2. The delay between the introduction of the US after the CS 3. The number of trials effect classic conditioning  
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show A response that comes RIGHT AFTER a Conditioned Stimuli  
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Classic Conditioning, CONDITIONING PROCESS   show
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show Collaborative Empiricism, distancing, thought stopping, guided discovery, relaxation, systematic desensitization, mental imagery, cognitive modeling , re framing  
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What is the goal of CBT   show
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show Places little emphasis on self development Personality is viewed as a result of a cause Personality is environmentally influenced  
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What is CBT   show
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show What something means to a client and how they respond  
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show Cognitive Behavioral Therapy  
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show to help clients UNLEARN an inappropriate behavior when connected to specific stimuli  
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show A plan toward change, collaborative, subject to change  
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show Positive stimulus is removed after undesirable behavior (take away TV privileges)  
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show To correct learning which improves new coping skills, enhance communication, overcome manipulative emotional conflicts  
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show Multidisiplinary approach ( social learning through coaching and feedback.  
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What is a Token economy (operent conditioning)   show
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show Being exposed to fear until a client is less afraid IDEA fear is learned and needs to be unlearned  
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show Treatment aimed to remove fear response of a phobia and substitute relaxation  
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Adversive therapy ( classic Conditioning)   show
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3 treatment techniques of Behavioral therapy ( classical conditioning)   show
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show shaping, differential reinforcement, behavioral contracts,token economy, social skills training  
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What is Stimulus Generalization   show
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what is Positive Punishment ( operant conditioning)   show
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who was the founder of Classical Conditioning   show
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stimulus discrimination   show
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Differential Reinforcement ( operant conditioning)   show
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show Targeting maladaptive behavior not typically occurring in natural environment.  
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Assumptions of Behavioral Therapy   show
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show Protection of Morals (choose freely)  
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show Adopting socially acceptable behaviors to express forbidden impulses.  
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Rationalization (psychodynamic therapy)   show
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What are the key tenents of REBT Rational emotive behavioral therapy   show
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show All humans strive for surviving, be pain free, satisfied, beliefs are not facts and happiness  
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3 techniques in REBT   show
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show Logical disputes, empirical disputes, functional disputes and alternative disputes  
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Behavioral techniques ( REBT)   show
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Emotive techniques ( REBT)   show
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Who founded Cognitive behavioral therapy   show
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who founded Person Centered theory (rogerian therapy)   show
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show Albert Ellis  
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show how do beliefs determine the way human beings feel and behave  
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show genuousness Positive Regard Positive self regard self concept empathetic actualizing tendencies  
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3 Major philosophies of Person Centered Therapy   show
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4 What are the challenges for Person Centered therapy ( rogerian theory)   show
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show the therapist is fallible or a guide to self actualization  
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show to have the client experience feelings relationship building  
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what does Person Centered Therapy focus on   show
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some disorders that Cognitive behavioral therapy can help   show
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What are the objectives of the Rehab counseling CODE OF ETHICS   show
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Systematic Desensitization ( cognitive Behavioral Therapy)   show
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Limitations of Cognitive Behavioral therapy   show
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show a process of teaching clients both cognitive and physical skills for autonomously coping with future stressful situations.  
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REFRAMING ( CBT strategy)   show
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show teaches people to replace negative cognition or thoughts with positive, self enhancing thoughts  
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Guided Discovery ( CBT technique)   show
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show Testing validity of ingrained beliefs  
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show Stop bad thoughts and begin good thoughts on the spot  
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show to do meditation techniques to relax muscles  
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show Both are ways to learn appropriate SELF TALK  
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Collaborative empiricism (CBT Technique)   show
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what is the main focus of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy   show
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show Autonomy Benevolence NON Maleficence Justice Veracity Fidelity  
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what are the 5 views of Psycho-dynamic theory   show
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what are the psycho anylitical perspectives of psycho-dynamic theory   show
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what are some Limitations of Psycho-dynamic theory   show
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show central and the vehicle through which change occurs ( focus on the HOW)  
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Projection ( psycho dynamic )   show
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show Forcing painful memories and experiences out of conscious memory  
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5 sources of ethical standards   show
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show Sexual and aggressive energies originated in the ID the modulated to the EGO and then is  
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show Fritz Perlz  
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show Reverting to childlike behavior  
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show Seeking to excel in functionally related or unrelated activities or behaviors to make up for disability generated loss  
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What are some differences between Freud and Aldler   show
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show Holistic Nature Wholeness of the person is necessary for full understanding  
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show 1.the social context- behavior is only understood in the social context 2.Goal directedness- all behavior is goal driven 3.the lifestyle- interactions with others measure self growth  
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Who founded trait factor theory   show
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show The knowledge of self knowledge of requirments and the accurated reasoning of the 2 factors  
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key players in Trait factor theory   show
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The Code of ethics   show
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Scope of Practice   show
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show Level 1- individual level 2- family feedback level 3- provide emotional support level 4- provide structured assessments level 5- family counseling  
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