Chapter 15.1, Problem 1MU

a

Summary Introduction

To identify:

The psychotherapeutic orientation that each of the following scenarios in response to the options including cognitive-behavioral therapy, client-centered therapy, psychodynamic therapy and group therapy.

Introduction:

In the given scenario, person A seeks therapy to cope up with his panic attacks and social anxiety. On reviewing the records of person A, the therapist stated that the patient on his last panic attack rated 8 on a scale of 0 to 10 in a very severe condition. The doctor also enquired about the thoughts of the patient during and before the attack in order to understand the main cause of the panic attack.

b

Summary Introduction

To identify:

The psychotherapeutic orientation that each of the following scenarios in response to the options including cognitive-behavioral therapy, client-centered therapy, psychodynamic therapy and group therapy.

Introduction:

In the given scenario, person M got angry towards his wife for asking about his feeling after his father’s death. During the session of therapy, the therapist suggested him to put his anger aside for a while and to sense the feeling that comes to the surface.

c

Summary Introduction

To identify:

The psychotherapeutic orientation that each of the following scenarios in response to the options including cognitive-behavioral therapy, client-centered therapy, psychodynamic therapy and group therapy.

Introduction:

In the given scenario, the therapist empathetically responds to the patient who found despair because of the break-up with his girlfriend.