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Major Figure of Classical Psychoanalysis
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Sigmund Freud
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Major Figure of Modern Psychodynamic Approaches
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Erik Erikson,Harry Stack SullivanHeinz HartmannMelanie KleinMargaret Mahler
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Major Figure of Behavior Therapy
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Various
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Major Figure of Humanistic, Client-Centered Therapy
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Carl Rogers
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Major Figure of Ellis's Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy
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Albert Ellis
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Major Figure of Beck's Cognitive Therapy
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Aaron Beck
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Major Figure of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
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Various
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The goal is gaining insight and resolving unconscious psychological conflicts
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Classical Psychoanalysis
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The goal is to focus on developing insight, but with greater emphasis on ego functioning, current interpersonal relationships, and adaptive behavior that traditional psychoanalysis
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Modern Psychodynamic Approaches
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The goal is directly changing problem behavior through use of learning-based techniques
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Behavior Therapy
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The goal is self-acceptance and personal growth
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Humanistic, Client-Centered Therapy
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The goal is replacing irrational beliefs with rational alternative beliefs; making adaptive behavioral changes
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Ellis's Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy
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The goal is to identify and correct distorted or self-defeating thoughts and beliefs; making adaptive behavioral changes
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Beck's Cognitive Therapy
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The goal is use of cognitive and behavioral techniques to change maladaptive behaviors and cognitions
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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
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Lengthy treatment, typically lasting several years
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Classical Psychoanalysis
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