Question

mamie notices that when she discusses her issues in therapy, her therapist often says, okay, now let me make sure i understand. what it sounds like you are saying is that... mamie doesnt mind at all because it makes her feel like the therapist is paying attention, actually cares, and even gives her the opportunity to correct the therapist if what he says is not what she meant. mamies therapist is using the technique of
a flooding.
b active listening.
c transference.
d unconditional positive regard
question 5
10 points
arya provides therapy to her clients in a very straightforward manner. she decides what course the sessions will take and offers advice and suggestions when she feels it is necessary. what type of therapy does arya likely provide?
a exposure and response prevention
b a token economy
c humanistic therapy
d directive therapy
question 6
10 points
although taylor is already in cognitive therapy for her eating disorder, her psychologist believes that she would also benefit from talking to others with eating disorders. her psychologist wants taylor to meet others struggling to beat an eating disorder and also someone who has already recovered. what type of treatment will taylors psychologist likely suggest to her?
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Explanation:

• Question 4: Active listening involves the listener (here, the therapist) paraphrasing or summarizing what the speaker (Mamie) has said to ensure understanding. Flooding is a form of exposure therapy for phobias. Transference is when a client redirects feelings to the therapist. Unconditional positive regard is a non - judgmental acceptance.
• Question 5: Directive therapy is when the therapist takes a more active role in guiding the session, deciding the course, and giving advice. Exposure and response prevention is for OCD. A token economy is a behavior modification technique. Humanistic therapy is more client - centered.
• Question 6: Group therapy (specifically a support group for eating disorders) would involve Taylor meeting others with similar issues (struggling or recovered).

Answer:

• Question 4: B. active listening
• Question 5: D. Directive therapy
• Question 6: Group therapy (not listed in the options provided in the original question, but based on the description, this is the most appropriate. If forced to choose from the given options in a multiple - choice context where options might be missing, more information is needed. But based on the description of meeting others with the same disorder, group therapy is the answer)