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Q. 45. Client: "I've been feeling totally worthless, like I never do anything right." Therapist: "I guess you feel that way a lot, don't you? That you're no good. It's hard to have feelings like that." Which of the following types of therapy would be likely to involve the exchange above? a. Rational-emotive behavior therapy b. Gestalt therapy c. Psychoanalysis d. Systematic desensitization e. Person-centered therapy I think it's A? 46. The frustration-aggression hypothesis views aggression as a. unconscious b. physiological c. innate d.reactive e. cognitive I think it's B? 54. Dr. Williams is a therapist who believes that his client's depression is caused by internalized anger and other intrapsychic conflicts. Of which psychological… [cont.] Asked by Minnie C - Tue May 4 00:39:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. question 45 is (a) 46 is (c) 54 is (d) 56 is (e) Thats all i know good luck Answered by Koejo1 - Tue May 4 00:55:41 2010 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic"
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