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Jeopardy People treatment Who says? Stuff GrabBag Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 She has a PhD in Psychology and treats mental disorders.

$100 Clinical Psychologist

$200 This old fossil constantly tries to probe your unconscious mind.

$200 psychoanalyst

$300 A psychiatrist attended this type of school.

$300 Medical School

$400 This type of psychotherapist works with couples and individuals with everyday problems, not mental illnesses.

$400 Counselor

$500 This type of psychologist works in the court system profiling criminals and determining fitness to stand trial?

$500 Forensic psychologists.

$100 Exposure paired with relaxation (as a form of treatment of phobias) is called _______?

$100 Systematic Desensitization

$200 Feeding a wolf poisoned lamb meat so the wolf won’t kill your sheep is an example of what type of treatment?

$200 Aversive conditioning

$300 Large groups of people (and young kids) are given rewards for proper behavior in this type of therapy.

$300 token economy

$400 This psychoanalytic technique requires the patient to strongly connect with the therapist in a way similar to a parent or other respected person.

$400 Transference

$500 This technique encourages a patient to say freely whatever comes to mind. The psychoanalyst interprets what is said as a key to the unconscious mind.

$500 Free Association

100 All people strive to self-actualize, maximize their potential.

$100 Abraham Maslow

200 I don’t know if the unconscious mind exists and I don’t care.

$200 Skinner and the Behaviorists

300 All clients need empathy and a client-centered therapy.

$300 Carl Rogers

$400 You are depressed because you are irrational. If you challenge your irrational thoughts, you won’t be depressed.

Albert Ellis (cognitive therapy)

500 A person’s dream is a form of wish fulfillment. Dreams are access to the unconscious mind.

$500 Sigmund Freud

$100 A synonym for “cognitive”

$100 thinking

$200 These slips of the tongue were thought to access the unconscious mind.

$200 Freudian slips

$300 This technique cures phobias via over- exposure.

Flooding

400 Rogers’s technique for being a soundboard for the patient.

$400 reflective listening.

$500 These 3 methods of treatment use classical conditioning.

$500 Flooding, systematic desensitization, aversive conditioning

$100 This type of therapy is cheap and very effective.

$100 Group

$200 Drugs and surgery are known as these types of therapy.

$200 Biomedical

$300 Behaviorists focus on changing this about a person.

$300 Behaviors!

$400 This psychoanalytic goal has the patient strongly connect with the therapist as if the therapist were someone important.

$400 Transference

$500 Transference, hypnosis, dream analysis, free association try to access this.

$500 Unconscious Mind

Final Jeopardy

Final Jeopardy Answer Who is Tolstoy? (The book is Kingdom of God)