Freud's Methods of Psychotherapy, Which Look for Underlying Sexual Motives

question 78

Multiple Choice

Freud's methods of psychotherapy, which look for underlying sexual motives, and Adler's method, which looks for underlying power and superiority motives, are both examples of which type of psychotherapy?

• A) psychodynamic therapy
• B) rational-emotive therapy
• C) humanistic therapy
• D) behavior therapy

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Definitions:

Confrontation/Negotiation

Strategies for dealing with conflicts or disputes, where confrontation involves directly addressing the issue, and negotiation seeks a mutually agreeable resolution.

Masculine-Stereotyped Field

A professional or academic field traditionally dominated by men and perceived as requiring masculine qualities.

High-Stress Jobs

Occupations that involve high levels of psychological stress, often due to tight deadlines, high stakes, or extensive responsibilities.

Workaholism

The compulsion to work excessively and an inability to detach from work, impacting personal health and social relationships.