In Contrast to Dialectical Behavior Therapy for a Patient with Borderline

question 3

Multiple Choice

In contrast to dialectical behavior therapy for a patient with borderline personality disorder, in interpersonal therapy:

• A)implementation of treatment techniques follows a preconceived order.
• B)self-injurious or self-destructive behaviors would not be addressed.
• C)therapy continues for years because of the chronic nature of the condition.
• D)the patient is prescribed the "sick role" and allowed to be passive.

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Definitions:

Companionate Love

A form of love characterized by deep affection, attachment, and commitment.

Extrinsic Motivation

Motivation driven by external rewards such as money, fame, grades, and praise.

External Reward

Relates to incentives or rewards that come from an outside source, rather than from within, and motivate behavior.

Consummate Love

According to Sternberg’s theory, the most complete form of love, consisting of all three components—intimacy, passion, and commitment.