The More Long-Range Goal of Rotter's Approach to Psychotherapy Was

question 44

Multiple Choice

The more long-range goal of Rotter's approach to psychotherapy was the

• A)extinction of maladaptive behaviors.
• B)acquisition of a unifying philosophy of life.
• C)change in the patient's orientation to life.
• D)elimination of all personal problems.
• E)uncovering of unconscious material.

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Definitions:

Sesshu Toyo

A prominent Japanese ink painter and Zen monk of the 15th century, known for his landscapes and mastery of ink wash techniques.

Yosa Buson

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Muromachi Landscape

Artworks or scenic views associated with the Muromachi period in Japan, marked by Zen influences and simplicity in design.

Kano Motonobu

A prominent Japanese painter of the Muromachi period, known for his contributions to the Kano school of painting.