From a Psychoanalytic Perspective, If the Focus of Treatment Is

question 2

Multiple Choice

From a psychoanalytic perspective, if the focus of treatment is limited to individual symptoms, it is likely that:

• A)therapy will be successful.
• B)symptom substitution may occur.
• C)the analyst will feel less overwhelmed and will be more effective in his or her role.
• D)the client will be extremely grateful.
• E)an analysis of transference can be avoided.

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Definitions:

Rosalie Rayner

An American psychologist who, along with John B. Watson, conducted the famous Little Albert experiment, demonstrating that emotional reactions could be conditioned in humans.

Loud Noise

A sound that is high in volume and can possibly cause hearing damage or discomfort.

White Rat

Commonly refers to a breed of domesticated rat, often used in psychological and medical experiments.

Fear

An unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat.