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Psychology 5/e Book Cover
Psychology, 5/e
Lester M. Sdorow, Arcadia University
Cheryl A. Rickabaugh, University of Redlands
Therapy

Chapter Outline

  1. The History of Therapy
    1. Staying on Track: The History of Therapy
  2. The Psychoanalytic Orientation to Therapy
    1. The Nature of Psychoanalysis
    2. Techniques in Psychoanalysis
      1. Analysis of Free Association
      2. Analysis of Resistance
      3. Analysis of Dreams
      4. Analysis of Transference
    3. Offshoots of Psychoanalysis
    4. Staying on Track: The Psychoanalytic Orientation to Therapy
  3. The Behavioral Orientation to Therapy
    1. Classical-Conditioning Therapies
      1. Counterconditioning
      2. Systematic Desensitization
        1. Anatomy of a Research Study: Do Endorphins Mediate the Effect of Systematic Desensitization on Phobias?
          1. Rationale
          2. Method
          3. Results and Discussion
      3. Aversion Therapy
    2. Operant-Conditioning Therapies
      1. Positive Reinforcement
      2. Punishment
      3. Extinction
    3. Social-Learning Therapies
    4. Staying on Track: The Behavioral Orientation to Therapy
  4. The Cognitive Orientation to Therapy
    1. Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy
    2. Cognitive Therapy
    3. Staying on Track: The Cognitive Orientation to Therapy
  5. The Humanistic Orientation to Therapy
    1. Person-Centered Therapy
    2. Gestalt Therapy
    3. Staying on Track: The Humanistic Orientation to Therapy
  6. The Social-Relations Orientation to Therapy
    1. Group Therapy
      1. Transactional Analysis
      2. Social-Skills Training
      3. Self-Help Groups
      4. Family Therapy
    2. Staying on Track: The Social-Relations Orientation to Therapy
  7. The Biopsychological Orientation to Therapy
    1. Psychosurgery
    2. Electroconvulsive Therapy
    3. Drug Therapy
      1. Antianxiety Drugs
      2. Antidepressant Drugs
      3. Antimania Drugs
      4. Antipsychotic Drugs
    4. Staying on Track: The Biopsychological Orientation to Therapy
  8. Community Mental Health
    1. Deinstitutionalization
    2. Prevention of Psychological Disorders
    3. Staying on Track: Community Mental Health
  9. Finding the Proper Therapy
    1. Selecting the Right Therapist
    2. Bibliotherapy as an Alternative
    3. Staying on Track: Finding the Proper Therapy
  10. The Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
    1. Evaluation of Psychotherapy
      1. Criteria of Success
      2. Major Research Studies
    2. Factors in the Effectiveness of Psychotherapy
      1. Therapy Characteristics
      2. Client Characteristics
      3. Therapist Characteristics
    3. Staying on Track: Is Psychotherapy Effective?








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