Theories: Susan is an analyst who is working with her client Chloe. Susan asks Chloe to “free associate” and tell her everything that comes into her mind. Chloe does not disclose everything that she is thinking because she does not feel that it is relevant to the session. Chloe has:

Ethics: For research participants to understand what they are being asked to agree to do:

Assessment: When describing a skewed distribution, on a positively skewed curve, which is true?

Psychopathology: Seven months ago, Josh witnessed a movie theater shooting. Although he escaped unharmed, Josh claims he started experiencing anxiety, hypervigilance, and intrusive thoughts about the event, and is having difficulty sleeping. He has not been able to enter a movie theater since the attack. Josh also specifies that the symptoms have recently come about within the last month. Josh’s symptoms might meet the diagnostic criteria for:

Theories: Joan finds that she gets very uncomfortable when others want to hug her. She gets anxious and stiff. According to the person-centered theory, Joan is experiencing:

Theories: The foundation underlying feminist therapy asserts that:

Social Psychology: Prolonged response to job stress resulting in emotional exhaustion, cynicism, disengagement and lack of personal accomplishment is known as:

Ethics: Newer writings on ethical decision-making stress the role of _______ in ethical decision-making.

Ethics: When clients decide to submit a claim for mental health benefits to an insurance company (or authorize a therapist to do so on their behalf), they may not realize that:

Theories: Jane is a 30-year-old who has been in therapy with Theo, a well-known Gestalt therapist. During their sessions, Jane speaks openly about her feelings of not belonging in her school age years with her peers or her family. Jane also talks about her feelings of anxiety that are related to memories of her father, who was an alcoholic and routinely was physically abusive to Jane. Jane has been having difficulty “allowing herself to get close” to a man that she has been dating for the last six months. Each time that Theo attempts to inquire about Jane’s feelings about increased intimacy in the relationship, she reverts to talking about her lack of belonging with her peers. Theo may be feeling frustration with Jane’s: