How Has Psychodynamic Therapy Changed Over Time

question 133

Multiple Choice

How has psychodynamic therapy changed over time?

• A) It focuses on all relationships, not just early experiences.
• B) Many elements of behavior therapy have been incorporated.
• C) Transference is no longer used.
• D) It differs little from client-centered therapy.

Appreciate the importance of diet, lifestyle, and environmental factors in managing and potentially preventing mood disorders.

Understand how changes in DSM-5 affect the diagnosis and classification of mood disorders.

Recognize the comorbidity of mood disorders with other mental health issues such as anxiety and substance abuse.

Understand the social-cognitive perspective and its explanation of depression.

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