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Comparatively, cognitive-behavioral therapy and person-centered therapy are quite similar and involve complex relationship elements pertaining to identifying with the self.... The goal of cognitive-behavioral therapy is to ensure the patient recognizes how to remove negative attributions from their thought process and aid in better conflict negotiation skills.... person-centered therapy is a more interpersonal relationship that grows between therapist and patient, where “both are committed to moving towards a greater fullness of being” (Mearns & Thorne, 2007, p....
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Research Paper
The "Vignette Analysis: Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory and Adler therapy Theory" paper delves into the different types of therapy.... Analyzing the vignette & psychotherapy concepts, the research delves into various kinds of marital conflict therapy.... Rational Emotive therapy focuses on giving the patients warmth and comfort in clinical visits.... The therapy focuses on the concept that emotions are a form of thinking; people craft or manger their emotions by controlling what they think....
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Coursework
The paper " Client-Centered Therapy" describes how in trying to help this patient, I have employed the use of client-centered therapy, which is also term as person-centered therapy by some people.... In doing all, these I have tried using client behavioral therapy and client-centered therapy.... The therapy has at this stage not been able to capture his anxiety over his lost wife as he still expresses the desire to be reunited with her again....
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Assignment
According to research findings of the paper 'Solution Focused therapy and Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy in the Mental Health Setting: A Comparison', serious comparative studies are also needed to understand the key differences/drawbacks/advantages of SFT as compared with CBT.... Solution Focused Brief therapy (SFBT) also referred to as Solution Focused therapy (SFT) is a relatively new form of psychotherapeutic intervention that focuses on solution-building rather than on problem-solving (Iveson, 2002)....
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Essay
One of the main disadvantages of Psychodynamic therapy appears to be a variation of the aforementioned benefit of its age.... For substance abuse and addiction, some of these therapeutic approaches include Psychodynamic, Cognitive Behavioral, Motivational Interviewing, and Enhancement therapy.... For the purposes of this paper, the research-based therapeutic approaches that will be compared and contrasted are Psychodynamic versus Cognitive Behavioral therapy....
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Case Study
In the paper 'Main Approaches in Psychology,' the author looks at the scientific study of cognition.... Cognition refers to the process of knowing, and cognitive psychology is the study of all mental activities related to acquiring, storing, and using knowledge.... ... ... ... The author states that the domain of cognitive psychology spans the entire spectrum of conscious and unconscious mental activities: sensation and perception, learning and memory, thinking and reasoning, attention and consciousness, imagining and dreaming, decision making, and problem-solving....
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Assignment
The paper "Needs ABC Medical Pattern for Couples and Families: henotic of Psychoanalysis" presents that therapy involves theories.... The research delves into the different types of therapy.... The research delves into the effects of the different therapies on the couple's fixing a marital conflict....
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Assignment
the paper will include discussion and analysis of the role of psychodynamic and cognitive behavioural approaches that will help the readers in the better understanding of their relevance, effectiveness.... Particularly, analysis of the literature has identified recommendation of cognitive theorists that advocate that brain generates thoughts mechanically to answer special real-life circumstances, and these thoughts cause the constructive or unconstructive attitude of the people....
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Research Paper