A Primary Goal of Psychodynamic Therapy Is to Have the Client

question 2

Multiple Choice

A primary goal of psychodynamic therapy is to have the client:

• A)remember repressed sexual experiences.
• B)develop a close relationship with the therapist.
• C)project his or her feelings for the therapist onto the parent of the opposite sex.
• D)develop insight into unconscious memories, impulses, and conflicts.

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Definitions:

Anatomical Change

Alterations or modifications in the structure of body parts, often due to development, aging, or disease.

Egocentrism

The inability to differentiate between one's own perspective and someone else's perspective.

Self-Centered Arrogance

An attitude of excessive pride centered around one's own needs, desires, and importance, often at the expense of others.

Pleasure

The sensation of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction derived from an experience.