Nelson Learns in His Human Sexuality Class That It Is

question 69

Multiple Choice

Nelson learns in his Human Sexuality class that it is not uncommon for young adolescents to have sexual attractions or fantasies for persons of the same sex. Nelson vehemently protests that he has never had even the slightest physical attraction or thoughts about the same sex. This is an example of the defense mechanism called _____.

• A) denial
• B) projection
• C) reaction formation
• D) intellectualization

Recognize and differentiate among various therapeutic approaches such as interpersonal therapy, Gestalt therapy, and psychoanalytic therapy.

Grasp the concept of unconditional positive regard and its importance in therapeutic settings.

Comprehend the dynamics and therapeutic techniques involved in family and couple therapy.

Identify and explain the phenomena of transference and resistance within therapy contexts.

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Definitions:

Unkempt Appearance

A description often used for someone who looks disheveled, poorly groomed, or not neatly dressed.

Priority Setting

The process of determining the order in which tasks or problems should be addressed, based on their urgency or importance.

Residential Treatment

A live-in health care facility providing therapy for substance abuse, mental illness, or other behavioral problems, offering a structured environment to promote recovery.

Self-concept

An individual's perception of self, encompassing self-esteem, self-image, and the awareness of one's strengths and weaknesses.