Psychoanalysts Attempt to Analyze a Client's Problems By

question 52

Multiple Choice

Psychoanalysts attempt to analyze a client's problems by:

• A)convincing the client of the inappropriateness of the behaviors.
• B)helping the individual suppress his or her thoughts or conflicts.
• C)training the client in social skills.
• D)bringing the client's unconscious thoughts to consciousness.

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Definitions:

Unwarranted Feelings

Emotions that arise without a direct, justified cause or are disproportionate to the situation.

Unconditional Positive Regard

An attitude of total acceptance and support toward another person, regardless of their actions or feelings.

Self-insight

The understanding and awareness an individual has of their own personality traits, behaviors, and feelings.

Psychodynamic Therapy

A type of depth psychology aimed at uncovering the unconscious aspects of a client's mind to reduce psychic tension.