All of the Common Methods of Psychotherapy Produce Approximately Similar

question 102

Multiple Choice

All of the common methods of psychotherapy produce approximately similar benefits, partly because all of them have this feature in common

• A) The client avoids contact with others who have similar problems.
• B) The client makes a commitment to making changes in his/her life.
• C) The therapist tries to understand the client's unconscious motivations.
• D) The therapist sets specific goals and provides reinforcements for achieving them.

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Definitions:

Implicit Memory

A type of memory that allows people to perform tasks without conscious awareness of these previous experiences.

Explicit Memories

Facts and events that a person can actively remember on their own.

Conscious Memories

Memories that are easily recalled and explicitly known, forming part of our conscious experience.

Echoic

Pertaining to or characterized by echo; in psychology, it refers to the sensory memory of auditory stimuli.