Question 1

Which of the following is most representative of behavior therapy-&#10;A)Generic reinforcers issued in a group setting.&#10;B)Procedures moving from simple to complex.&#10;C)Single therapies used one at a time.&#10;D)A relatively long treatment time.

Accepted Answer

Behavior therapy often involves procedures that move from simple to complex, as it is based on learning principles and often involves gradual exposure or skill-building.

Question 2

In behavior therapy, decisions about therapy procedures are most often made by&#10;A)the therapist.&#10;B)the client's physician.&#10;C)the therapist and client jointly.&#10;D)the physician and client jointly.

Accepted Answer

In behavior therapy, decisions about therapy procedures are most often made jointly by the therapist and the client. This collaborative approach ensures that the therapy is tailored to the client's specific needs and goals, enhancing its effectiveness.

Question 3

Guiding clients to conduct their own treatment is representative of&#10;A)client-therapist collaboration.&#10;B)a learning focus.&#10;C)the self-control approach.&#10;D)in vivo treatment.

Accepted Answer

The self-control approach emphasizes guiding clients to conduct their own treatment, empowering them to manage and change their behavior independently.

Question 4

One potential ethical issue in behavior therapy is&#10;A)the use of inefficacious treatments.&#10;B)the deprivation of a client's rights.&#10;C)a prolonged course of treatment.&#10;D)excessive financing from managed care

Accepted Answer

Behavior therapy can sometimes involve interventions that may restrict a client's rights, such as limiting certain behaviors, which raises ethical concerns about autonomy and consent.

Question 5

The term in vivo is used to designate therapy procedures&#10;A)associated with greater client discomfort.&#10;B)requiring extensive practice by the client.&#10;C)implemented in the clients' natural environment.&#10;D)not requiring therapist participation.

Accepted Answer

In vivo refers to therapy procedures or experiments conducted in the natural environment of the organism or subject, rather than in a controlled or artificial setting.

Question 6

The behavior therapy term change agent refers to&#10;A)people trained to assist in treatment.&#10;B)the role assumed by the therapist.&#10;C)any environmental factor influencing behavior.&#10;D)a sponsor not affiliated with the treatment.

Accepted Answer

Change agents in behavior therapy are individuals trained to assist in implementing treatment plans and interventions.

Question 7

Behavior therapy's learning focus describes, in part, the therapist's&#10;A)attempts to uncover the client's traumatic history.&#10;B)responsibility to &#34;keep up&#34; with the field.&#10;C)replacing of maladaptive behaviors with adaptive ones.&#10;D)assumption that all behavior is a function of learning.

Accepted Answer

Behavior therapy focuses on changing maladaptive behaviors into adaptive ones through learning principles, rather than uncovering past trauma or assuming all behavior is learned.

Question 8

For successful treatment in behavior therapy, the therapist-client relationship is considered&#10;A)necessary but not sufficient.&#10;B)both necessary and sufficient.&#10;C)sufficient but not necessary.&#10;D)neither sufficient nor necessary.

Accepted Answer

The therapist-client relationship in behavior therapy is considered necessary because it helps establish trust and rapport, which are important for the client's willingness to participate and engage in the therapeutic process. However, it is not sufficient on its own for successful treatment, as specific therapeutic techniques and interventions are also required to address and modify the client's behavior.

Question 9

Precision and empirical evaluation are elements of which defining theme of behavior therapy-&#10;A)Scientific&#10;B)Present Focus&#10;C)Active&#10;D)Learning

Accepted Answer

Precision and empirical evaluation are elements of the scientific theme of behavior therapy, emphasizing the importance of measurable and observable outcomes in therapy.

Question 10

The major goal of behavior therapy is to&#10;A)resolve past traumas.&#10;B)validate existing psychotherapies.&#10;C)treat psychological problems.&#10;D)prevent behavioral disorders.

Accepted Answer

Behavior therapy focuses on treating psychological problems and disorders by changing maladaptive behaviors into more positive ones.

Question 11

In behavior therapy, conversations between the client and therapist are predominantly for&#10;A)building rapport and trust.&#10;B)developing insight into problems.&#10;C)exchanging information.&#10;D)working through past traumas.

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Question 12

Conclusions about the effectiveness of behavior therapies are based on&#10;A)the judgment of experienced therapists.&#10;B)managed-care company actuaries.&#10;C)the results of empirical research.&#10;D)the testimonials of satisfied clients.

Accepted Answer

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Question 13

Clients who participate in changing their own behaviors&#10;A)show faster recovery times.&#10;B)are more likely to maintain the change.&#10;C)are less likely to drop out of treatment.&#10;D)show a greater decrease in symptoms.

Accepted Answer

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Question 14

Behavior therapy is said to have a present focus because it assumes that&#10;A)past events do not lead to present problems.&#10;B)it is impossible to focus on the past.&#10;C)the problem only exists in the present.&#10;D)problems are only influenced by present conditions.

Accepted Answer

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Question 15

One advantage of having multiple treatments available for the same problem is that different therapies&#10;A)invite an eclectic approach to therapy.&#10;B)target different aspects of the same problem.&#10;C)vary in their adherence to the present and learning foci.&#10;D)allow for more congruent treatment packages.

Accepted Answer

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Question 16

Behavior therapy is the term preferred by the author because behavior therapy&#10;A)changes behaviors directly.&#10;B)is the broadest and purest term.&#10;C)does not deal with cognitions.&#10;D)includes all behavioral modifications.

Accepted Answer

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Question 17

Specific therapeutic tasks clients perform in their everyday environments are called&#10;A)homework assignments.&#10;B)booster sessions.&#10;C)maintenance treatments.&#10;D)therapeutic practice.

Accepted Answer

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Question 18

Behavior therapy is considered an active therapy in part because&#10;A)therapists play an active role in treatment.&#10;B)clients engage in actions as part of treatment.&#10;C)researchers actively test existing treatments.&#10;D)behavioral change is activated via treatment.

Accepted Answer

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Question 19

Which of the following is the most commonly agreed-upon definition of behavior therapy-&#10;A)The therapeutic application of the laws of learning&#10;B)Any empirically-validated psychotherapy procedure&#10;C)The treatment of behavior-maintaining cognitions&#10;D)No single definition exists

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Question 20

The combination of two or more behavior therapy procedures is called&#10;A)a multimodal treatment.&#10;B)a treatment package.&#10;C)a multimethod treatment.&#10;D)an integrated therapy.

Accepted Answer

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Deck 1: Behavior Therapy: Introduction