clinical psychology Flashcards

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Aaron Beck

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prof of department of psychiatry- father of cognitive therapy
believed that changing ppls thinking can change their functions, used CBT for new treatment

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Albert Ellis

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american psychologist/ psychotherapist who founded rational emotive behavior therapy
(REBT)- directly address beliefs
controversy- he has psychoanalytic believes

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family therapy

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talk therapy- improve relations, used to treat specific mental health/ behavioral conditions

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catharsis

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releasing strong emotions no evidence

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logotherapy

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scientific branch of psychotherapy- main motivation for our actions (our purpose) by Viktor Frankl

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cognitive behavioral therapy

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Aaron Beck- change how u think. new perspectives, corrects patterns

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rational emotive behavior therapy

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Albert Ellis - talk therapy. identify neg thoughts , change belive
ABC model- activate event. belief. consequence

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psychoanalytic therapy

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in depth talk therapy. unconscious feelings repressed.
not proven

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transference

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when someone redirects their feelings abt one person onto another.
freudian

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free association

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psychoanalytic tool to deepen self understanding. say what comes to mind

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dream analysis

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freudian
underlying messages from dreams
not proven

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behavioral therapy (1970)

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all behavior can be changed
classical and operant conditioning. eliminate phobias forms of therapy- aversion, systematic desensitization, extinction, punishment

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systematic desensitization

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treatment for phobias. exposes to fear and use relation techniques

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aversion therapy

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constantly ties undesirable respind to unpleasant stimulus. the opposite of systematic desensitization

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flooding

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intensive exposure therapy. face biggest fear for long time. extinction technique for phobias no relaxation

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conter conditioning

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behavioral therapy. technique used to overcome phobia
the pavlovian use of conditioning to undo earlier conditioning

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token economy

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system of behavior modification where there is a reward for good behavior. encouraging

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humanistic therapy

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free will, potential, self discovery. motivated to fulfill internal needs self actualisation

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person centered therapy

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paraphrasing and rephrased client chooses the focus. free will

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active / empathetic listening

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full attention and understanding

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unconditional positive regard

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humanistic perspective. acceptance for clients. support

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biological therapy

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physically alter brain w/ lobotomy or ECT. used to reduce behavior- schizophrenia depression OCD

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tardive dyskinesia

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drug induced movement disorder. involuntary facial tics. caused by other meds. treatable with tetrabenazine

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