Research Has Shown That Clients' Level of Satisfaction with Psychotherapy

question 52

Multiple Choice

Research has shown that clients' level of satisfaction with psychotherapy

• A) is unrelated to the level of training and experience of their therapists.
• B) depends on whether they received individual treatment or group therapy.
• C) depends on whether they were treated with cognitive therapy or behavior therapy.
• D) depends on whether they were treated by a psychiatrist,psychologist,or social worker.

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Definitions:

Need For Affiliation

A person's desire to create and maintain social relationships and bonds with others.

Peak Experience

A term coined by psychologist Abraham Maslow referring to a state of profound and deeply moving experience where one feels a sense of unity and meaningfulness in life.

Instinct Approach

A perspective in psychology that emphasizes innate, biological drives as the primary motivator for behavior.

Primary Drives

Basic, instinctual drives that motivate an organism to fulfill its fundamental needs, such as hunger, thirst, or the need for warmth.