Chapter 1 (historical Context) Flashcards

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Psychological disorder

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Psychological dysfunction with distress or impairment that is not a typical social response

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Phobia

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Psychological disorder that is characterized by regular fear of an object or situation

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Abnormal behavior

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Actions that differ from the norm and are unexpected

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Psychopathology

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Study of psychological disorders

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Science-practitioners

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A scientific mental health professional (research, diagnoses, etc)

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Clinical description

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Details of symptoms that make up a disorder

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Prevalence

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Number of people with a disorder at one time

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Incidence

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Number of new cases over time

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Course

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Pattern of development of disorder over time

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Prognosis

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Predicted development of a disorder over time

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Etiology

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Course or source of a disorder

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Exorcism

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Religious ritual to remove demon or spirits

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Psychosocial treatment

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Treatment practices that focus on social and psychological factors

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Moral therapy

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Treating patients as normally as possible (19th century)

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Mental hygiene movement

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Attempt to improve care in mid 19th century by informing public of mistreatment

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Psychoanalysis

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Freud’s unconscious and conflict theories

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Behaviorism

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Explaining behavior through learning and adaptation

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Unconscious

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The cognition outside of a persons awareness

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Catharsis

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Release of emotional tension

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Psychoanalytic model

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Complex model that seeks to understand development of personality and where abnormal behavior is from

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Id

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Unconscious, basic drives

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Ego

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Balances id with reality

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Superego

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Interpsychic conflicts

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Struggle of Id,Ego, and Superego

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Defense mechanisms
Common pattern of behavior to cope with a situation, associated with the Ego (Freud)
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Psychosexual stages
Freud’s stages of development
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Castration anxiety
Fear in boys of being genitally mutilated because of their lust for their mother
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Neurosis
Obsolete term for a disorder that results from unconscious conflict and the subsequent anxiety
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Ego Psychology
Psychoanalytic theory that emphasizes the ego in development and psychological disorders as a failure of the ego (also self-psychology)
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Object relations
Modern development in psychodynamic theory about memory incorporation of children
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Collective unconscious
Accumulative wisdom across generations, theory by Carl Jung
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Free association
Psychoanalytic theory to explore unconscious, uncensored thought
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Dream analysis
Freudian unconscious observation theory (symbolism of id conflicts
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Psychoanalyst
Someone trained in psychotherapy (MD or PHD)
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Transference
Psychoanalytic concept suggesting clients may seek to relate therapist the same way they relate to other authorities
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Psychodynamic therapy
Contemporary psychoanalysis that emphasizes unconscious processes and conflicts
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Self actualization
Humanistic theory of reaching highest potential
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Person-centered therapy
Client leads therapy
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Unconditional positive regard
Counselor acceptance without judgement
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Behavioral model
Explanation of behavior by learning and adaptation
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Classical conditioning
Conditioned stimulus and learning (pavlovs dogs)
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Extinction
When a conditioned behavior lessens or is unpaired
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Introspection
Nonscientific psychology approach of attempting to report emotions and thoughts
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Systematic desensitization
Remove excessive fear through repeated exposure
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Behavior therapy
Therapy based in cognitive science to target behavior rather than causes
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Reinforcement (operant conditioning)
Strengthening a behavior.
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Shaping (operant conditioning)
Developing new responses through similar responses
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Agonist
Make NT more available
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Antagonist
Make NT less available