Question 1

According to Wachtel (2017), integrated psychotherapists need to explore the following:&#10;A) the connection between the body and the brain&#10;B) the reason that there is no connection between the body and the brain&#10;C) the reason that trauma cannot be stored in the body&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Integrated psychotherapists focus on the interconnection between the body and the brain, recognizing how physical states and mental health are deeply intertwined.

Question 2

The unified approaches to psychotherapy discussed in this chapter are consistent with the idea that therapists need to employ&#10;A) disjointed practices&#10;B) rigid practices&#10;C) flexible practices&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Unified approaches to psychotherapy emphasize the importance of flexibility in therapeutic practices to adapt to the unique needs of each client, rather than adhering to rigid or disjointed methods.

Question 3

This chapter introduces the parsimonious unifying model of psychotherapy, a metatheoretical perspective, of Marquis (2018) which is based on an integral framework of&#10;A) only the two quadrants of interior/exterior&#10;B) four quadrants&#10;C) seven quadrants&#10;D) only the two quadrants of individual/system

Accepted Answer

Marquis' parsimonious unifying model of psychotherapy is based on an integral framework that includes four quadrants, not just two or any other number. This comprehensive approach allows for a more holistic understanding of psychotherapy by considering multiple dimensions of human experience.

Question 4

Biopsychosocial theories include the following:&#10;A) social and cultural domains&#10;B) physiological and genetic domains&#10;C) a cognitive domain&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Biopsychosocial theories integrate biological, psychological, and social factors, encompassing all the domains mentioned: social and cultural, physiological and genetic, and cognitive.

Question 5

A single-system approach relies on&#10;A) a combination of different theoretical orientations&#10;B) one theoretical framework&#10;C) how therapists integrate unified and pragmatic blending into their treatment plans&#10;D) how patients utilize unified metatheories

Accepted Answer

A single-system approach relies on one theoretical framework, meaning it uses a singular perspective or theory as the basis for assessment and intervention rather than integrating multiple theories or approaches.

Question 6

The difference between psychotherapy integration and integrative psychotherapy&#10;A) is that therapy integration is evidenced-based and integrative therapy is not evidenced- based&#10;B) is that therapy integration adheres to APA standards and integrative therapy does not adhere to APA standards&#10;C) is that therapy integration refers to process that is ongoing and integrative therapy refers to a product.&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Therapy integration (psychotherapy integration) refers to an ongoing process of combining elements from different therapeutic approaches, whereas integrative psychotherapy is considered a product, a unified approach to therapy that has already integrated elements from various therapies into a coherent whole.

Question 7

A unified metatheory of psychology uses interventions that can influence&#10;A) only individual levels&#10;B) individual, family, and cultural levels&#10;C) only social levels&#10;D) only family levels

Accepted Answer

A unified metatheory of psychology aims to integrate various theories and approaches within psychology to apply interventions across different levels, including individual, family, and cultural levels. This approach recognizes the interconnectedness of these levels in influencing human behavior and well-being.

Question 8

Which of the following statements is true?&#10;A) Integral theory, a metatheoretical unification, is comprehensive.&#10;B) Integral theory relies on one theoretical framework.&#10;C) Integral theory is the same as unitary eclectic therapy.&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Integral theory is known for being a comprehensive framework that attempts to integrate knowledge from various disciplines and perspectives into a coherent whole. It does not rely on a single theoretical framework, nor is it synonymous with unitary eclectic therapy, which is a specific approach within psychotherapy that integrates techniques from various therapeutic modalities. Integral theory, developed by Ken Wilber, is broader, aiming at a synthesis of the best aspects of all known theories across different fields.

Question 9

Integration has informed&#10;A) only one U.S. university director of an internship&#10;B) only therapy supervision, but not psychotherapy&#10;C) evidenced-based supervision, but not psychotherapy&#10;D) supervision and training as well as therapy

Accepted Answer

Integration has informed both supervision and training as well as therapy, indicating its influence across multiple aspects of psychological practice and education.

Question 10

An example of a unified model includes the following:&#10;A) Barlow et al.'s (2011, 2018) unified framework&#10;B) Henrique's (2011) approach for unification&#10;C) Magnavita's (2012) system framework for broadening family treatment&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Each of the options listed represents an example of a unified model in their respective fields, illustrating different approaches to integrating various theories or practices into a cohesive framework.

Deck 1: Integrated and Unified Psychotherapy Approaches