In Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, It Is Important for Patients to

question 126

Multiple Choice

In psychoanalytic psychotherapy, it is important for patients to

• A) keep their thoughts and feelings to themselves.
• B) make eye contact with the psychoanalyst.
• C) describe the content of their dreams to the analyst.
• D) remain in a horizontal posture to induce emotional processing.

Grasp the concept of partialization in breaking down tasks or services in social work.

Recognize the significance of the engagement process location and strategies in social work.

Comprehend the importance of cultural sensitivity and non-discrimination in the assessment process.

Differentiate between open and closed-ended questions and their applicability in the engagement phase.

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Definitions:

Extrinsic Motivation

The desire to behave in a certain way to gain some external reward or to avoid some undesirable consequence.

Drive

An internal state of tension or arousal that is brought about by an underlying need and that an organism is motivated to reduce.

Tension

The state of being stretched tight, which can refer to physical objects or describe psychological strain and stress.

Homeostasis

The natural tendency of the body to maintain a balanced internal state in order to ensure physical survival.