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BPICAbb - Diagnosing & Treating of Borderline: Impulse Control with Schema Therapy Post Test

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Questions:

1.1 What are some treatment goals for clients with BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder)?
4.1 According to Dr. Luborsky, what are three wishes a person has at the core of every conflict?
5.1 How do clients affected by the “Entitlement” schema view life?

Answers:

A. Through a distorting lens that places them above everyone else
B. Increased self-awareness, with greater impulse control, and increased stability of relationships
C. To be respected, to be understood, and to feel confident

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Questions:

7.1 How is “Schema” described by Arnould Arntz?
8.1 What seven ideas do clients have to keep in mind while writing in their schema journal?
9.1 What is “Gaslighting” ?

Answers:

A. a type of emotional abuse that involves the other person denying that certain events occurred or that certain things were said.
B. A broad pervasive theme or pattern comprised of memories, emotions, cognitions and bodily sensations regarding oneself and one's relationships with others developed during childhood or adolescence elaborated throughout one's lifetime and dysfunctional to a high degree
C. 1. Don't censor your thoughts. 2. Write whenever and wherever 3. Write about both the objective facts and your feelings about them. 4. Don't worry about how it sounds or looks 5. Keep this journal for yourself. 6. Keep on writing 7.Consider writing a letter