The Two Main Distinguishing Ideas in the Psychodynamic Model Are

question 43

Multiple Choice

The two main distinguishing ideas in the psychodynamic model are that ____.

• A) disorders result from childhood experiences and anxieties operate unconsciously
• B) the causes of disorders are largely conscious and culture determines the symptoms
• C) diathesis is a predisposition to illness and stress is an environmental trigger for illness
• D) abnormalities are inherited or the result of mutations and symptoms start with biology

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Definitions:

Relationship Schema

Cognitive frameworks consisting of beliefs, patterns, and expectations that individuals use to understand and navigate their interpersonal relationships.

Empathic Compassion

The emotional response of feeling concern for another's well-being, combined with the desire to help reduce their suffering.

Neuroticism

A personality trait involving a long-term tendency to be in a negative or anxious emotional state.

Relationship Progressing

The development and deepening of a relationship, characterized by increased intimacy, commitment, and trust.