A Psychologist Who Draws Ideas from Two or More Systems

question 164

Multiple Choice

A psychologist who draws ideas from two or more systems of therapy instead of just one system is BEST described as

• A) cognitive-behavioral in approach.
• B) biomedical in approach.
• C) eclectic in approach.
• D) insightful in approach.

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Definitions:

Breadwinner

Traditionally refers to the primary income earner in a household, responsible for supporting the family financially.

Attachment Style

Patterns of relating to others formed in childhood, based on the nature of interactions with caregivers, affecting relationships throughout one's life.

Bowlby and Ainsworth

Key figures in attachment theory, with John Bowlby proposing the concept of attachment in child development, and Mary Ainsworth expanding on it through her research on the mother-child bond.

May's Concept

Refers to the existential psychological theories of Rollo May, emphasizing the human experience, the struggle with existential angst, and the quest for meaning in life.