Across
- 2. When a therapist projects their own unresolved feelings or reactions onto the client
- 3. Perspective used to understand behavior within context of what is expected
- 4. Name for the aspirational ideals in the ethics code
- 12. Phase in which the patient is not considering therapy
- 15. Phase in which the patient is planning to take action
- 17. Graduate programs that emphasize practice over research
- 19. This can be broken in specific situations
- 20. Core component of third wave therapies
- 23. Phase in which a patient is thinking about change
- 27. Describes the relationship between patient and therapist
- 28. Phase in which the patient is actively making changes
- 30. Expressing the opposite of your true feelings to hide them
Down
- 1. Gaining something good
- 3. Redirecting emotions from a threatening target to a safer one
- 5. When a client unconsciously redirects feelings and attitudes from past relationships onto the therapist.
- 6. Used to treat phobias
- 7. Phase in which the patient is sustaining new behavior
- 8. The tarasoff case led to this change in practice
- 9. Objective personality test
- 10. Type of statement used when there are inconsistencies in patient's statement
- 11. Type of statement used to summarize feelings
- 13. Greater external validity
- 14. What a person can accomplish
- 16. A common technique used in psychodynamic therapy
- 18. Expecting the worst possible outcomes in any situation
- 21. This is necessary before you begin treatment
- 22. Type of statement used to ensure understanding
- 24. Unconsciously blocking painful or threatening thoughts from awareness
- 25. Empathy, unconditional positive regard and _____ are the core elements of humanistic therapy
- 26. This type of therapy explores the unconscious
- 29. Type of interview with a list of predetermined questions