Question 1

Emotionally-focused therapy for couples is a

Accepted Answer

Emotionally-focused therapy for couples is a process-experiential treatment. It focuses on helping couples identify and express their emotions and needs in a safe and supportive environment, with the aim of strengthening their emotional bonds and improving their communication and relationship satisfaction. This approach emphasizes the experience of the present moment and the exploration of underlying emotional issues, rather than focusing on specific behaviours or thoughts.

Question 2

One of the key issues addressed through the early steps of Emotionally-Focused Couple Therapy is

Accepted Answer

Emotionally-Focused Couple Therapy focuses on identifying and reshaping negative attachment patterns between couples. Therefore, addressing attachment difficulties is a key issue in the early steps of this therapy approach.

Question 3

Effective treatments are treatments that have been demonstrated within

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Question 4

In a survey of almost 900 psychologists,Addis and Krasnow 2000)found that psychologists with the strongest ______ views on these treatments were those _____ likely to be familiar with the nature of manual-based treatments.

Accepted Answer

Psychologists with the strongest negative views on manual-based treatments were found to be the least likely to be familiar with them, suggesting a correlation between lack of familiarity and negative perception.

Question 5

Effectiveness trials indicate that efficacious treatments

Accepted Answer

Effectiveness trials are designed to evaluate the transportability of efficacious treatments to routine clinical practice. The goal is to determine how well these treatments work in real-world settings. If a treatment is found to be effective in an effectiveness trial, it means that it can be transported to routine practice with little loss of treatment impact. Therefore, option D is the correct choice.

Question 6

Emotionally-focused couple therapy is designed to

Accepted Answer

Emotionally-focused couple therapy aims to modify partners' emotional responses and interactional patterns while fostering or establishing a secure emotional bond in the couple. Therefore, option D, "all of the above," is the best choice.

Question 7

Efficacious treatments are treatments that have been demonstrated within

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Question 8

Benchmarking can be used to

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Question 9

The rapid introduction of new evidence-based psychological treatments is hindered by

Accepted Answer

The inability to patent psychological treatments means that there is no financial incentive for companies to invest in developing and promoting new treatments. Training requirements for psychological treatments mean that it can take a long time for therapists to become competent in new treatments, slowing down their adoption. Ethical codes and professional guidelines prohibiting advertising psychological treatments to the public makes it difficult to raise awareness about new treatments and their benefits. Taken together, all of these factors hinder the rapid introduction of new evidence-based psychological treatments.

Question 10

The component of CBT for PTSD in which a psychologist develops a hierarchy of feared stimuli with the patient and encourages the patient to intentionally expose himself or herself to increasingly fearful stimuli is known as

Accepted Answer

In vivo exposure involves intentionally exposing oneself to feared stimuli in the real world, rather than just imagining them (imaginal exposure). It is a common component of CBT for PTSD and helps individuals learn that they can cope with their fears in a safe and controlled way. Emotional processing refers to the process of exploring and working through emotional reactions and beliefs related to a traumatic event, which is typically done in therapy sessions. Progressive fear desensitization is not a term typically used in the context of CBT for PTSD.

Question 11

A 2006 survey of accredited doctoral training programs found that _____ Ph.D.programs and _____ of Psy.D.programs did not require any training in evidence-based treatments.

Accepted Answer

The survey found that almost half of Ph.D. programs and two-thirds of Psy.D. programs did not require any training in evidence-based treatments.

Question 12

Emotionally-focused therapy is an intervention method used primarily for

Accepted Answer

Emotionally-focused therapy (EFT) is a type of therapy specifically designed to help couples experiencing relationship problems. It focuses on identifying and resolving negative patterns of interaction and strengthening emotional bonds between partners. While it may be used in other relationship contexts, it is primarily used in couples therapy.

Quiz 12: Intervention: Adults and Couples

Emotionally-focused therapy for couples is a

One of the key issues addressed through the early steps of Emotionally-Focused Couple Therapy is

Effective treatments are treatments that have been demonstrated within

In a survey of almost 900 psychologists,Addis and Krasnow 2000) found that psychologists with the strongest __ views on these treatments were those _ likely to be familiar with the nature of manual-based treatments.

Effectiveness trials indicate that efficacious treatments

Emotionally-focused couple therapy is designed to

Efficacious treatments are treatments that have been demonstrated within

Benchmarking can be used to

The rapid introduction of new evidence-based psychological treatments is hindered by

The component of CBT for PTSD in which a psychologist develops a hierarchy of feared stimuli with the patient and encourages the patient to intentionally expose himself or herself to increasingly fearful stimuli is known as

A 2006 survey of accredited doctoral training programs found that _ Ph.D.programs and _ of Psy.D.programs did not require any training in evidence-based treatments.

Emotionally-focused therapy is an intervention method used primarily for

Quiz 12: Intervention: Adults and Couples

Emotionally-focused therapy for couples is a

One of the key issues addressed through the early steps of Emotionally-Focused Couple Therapy is

Effective treatments are treatments that have been demonstrated within

In a survey of almost 900 psychologists,Addis and Krasnow 2000) found that psychologists with the strongest ______ views on these treatments were those _____ likely to be familiar with the nature of manual-based treatments.

Effectiveness trials indicate that efficacious treatments

Emotionally-focused couple therapy is designed to

Efficacious treatments are treatments that have been demonstrated within

Benchmarking can be used to

The rapid introduction of new evidence-based psychological treatments is hindered by

The component of CBT for PTSD in which a psychologist develops a hierarchy of feared stimuli with the patient and encourages the patient to intentionally expose himself or herself to increasingly fearful stimuli is known as

A 2006 survey of accredited doctoral training programs found that _____ Ph.D.programs and _____ of Psy.D.programs did not require any training in evidence-based treatments.

Emotionally-focused therapy is an intervention method used primarily for

In a survey of almost 900 psychologists,Addis and Krasnow 2000) found that psychologists with the strongest __ views on these treatments were those _ likely to be familiar with the nature of manual-based treatments.

A 2006 survey of accredited doctoral training programs found that _ Ph.D.programs and _ of Psy.D.programs did not require any training in evidence-based treatments.