The Termination Phase in CBT

question 8

Multiple Choice

The termination phase in CBT

• A)is a time to use the therapeutic relationship to help clients process their emotions that will create new meaning for their emotional experiences.
• B)focuses primarily on coping with the end of the therapeutic relationship.
• C)is an opportunity for the client to examine the impact of childhood experiences upon his/her current functioning.
• D)is future-oriented,with an emphasis on consolidating skills and anticipating future challenges.

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Definitions:

Neurotransmitters

Chemicals that transmit signals across a synapse from one neuron to another, playing a crucial role in process of communication within the nervous system.

Nissl Bodies

Rough endoplasmic reticulum and ribosomes found in neurons, involved in protein synthesis.

Axon Hillocks

The cone-shaped area of a neuron where the axon begins, playing a critical role in the initiation of nerve signals.

Telodendria

The very fine, terminal branches of a neuron's axons that help in transmitting the nerve impulse to other neurons or to the muscles.