When avoidant individuals are placed in

unfamiliar physical environments

When they are required to express their emotions

verbally in group settings

When the person is under high levels of

situational stress, particularly stress that is attachment-related

During “thrill-seeking” contexts

Establishing safety and stabilization,

processing traumatic memories, integration and personal growth

Insight building, cognitive restructuring, and

symptom management

Diagnosis, trauma confrontation, and relapse

prevention

Emotion identification, trauma exposure, and

desensitization

The belief that secure attachment is universally

achievable with effort

The tendency to seek perfection in all close

relationships

General characterizations of a parent that seem

overly positive compared to the specific memories described

A defense mechanism that prevents individuals

from forming new attachments

A drop in Eliza’s IQ, but no effect on Janis’

A decline in both girls’ IQ

Nothing – marijuana does not impact IQ

A drop in Janis’ IQ, but no effect on Eliza’s

Accelerating the treatment process in response

to external time pressures

Undermining the client’s self-determination by

assuming the client is damaged and needs to be fixed

Redirecting the client away from their emotional

material to preserve therapeutic boundaries

Offering too much emotional validation, which

may reinforce maladaptive patterns

It has to do with how each of them interpreted the

grade

It’s impossible to know from the information in the

question

Alex went out drinking – that would make anyone happy

Sam is probably someone who is already depressed

Replace traumatic memories with more adaptive

cognitive narratives

Reclaim parts of themselves—qualities or traits

that were lost or never fully developed—and move toward a future-oriented sense

of self

Develop coping strategies that allow for

complete emotional detachment from the trauma

Accurately reconstruct the events of their

trauma in chronological detail

Disorganized attachment

Secure attachment

Preoccupied attachment

Avoidant attachment

Neither will find it stressful

Kate

Emily

They will both find it equally stressful