Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy Flashcards

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How is Cognitive Behavioral Family Therapy Defined

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Pathology is defined as irrational cognations and maladaptive learned behavior.

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Who were a principal developers of family behavior therapy?

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Gerald Patterson, Robert Weiss, Robert Liberman, Richard Stuart, Michael Crowe, Gayola Margolin, and Ina Falloon,
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What is one type of associative learn that Pavlov discovered while working with dogs?

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Classical Conditioning.

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What did Pavlov discover related to an “Unconditional Stimulus” (UCS) associated with Classical Conditioning.

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Prior learning need not take place to elicit a response.

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What is the result of an Unconditional Stimulus?

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An Unconditional Response (UCR).

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How are stimuli discribed that do not elicit an Unconditional Response?

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Neutral with respect to UCS/UCR

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What occurs when a UCS is repeatedly paired with a neutral stimuli?

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It begins to elicit a response similar to the UCS.

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What is the result called of the pairing an UCS with a neutral stimulus?

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A condition/learned response (CR)

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What theorist is identified with Operant Conditioning?

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B.F. Skinner

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What does Operant Conditioning involve?

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Strengthening a behavior in a particular situation and rewarding or punishing that behavior so it will occur more frequently. Reinforcing consequences after the fact.
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What is reinforcement?

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The use of certain consequences immediately following a behavior in an effort to increase a desired behavior.
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What are the two kinds of reinforcement?

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Positive and Negative

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What is the function of a positive reenforcement?

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To Increase a particular type of behavior b following it with a favorable, pleasurable event - reward.
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What is the function of a negative reenforcement?

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to increase the frequency of a desired response by removing or terminating an ongoing aversive stimulus or event immediately after the desired response is obtained.
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Define Shaping?

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Breaking up a complex target behavior into small steps through the use of reinforcement until the target behavior is achieved.
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Describe a Contingency Contract.

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A process of negotiating desired behavior change between two people that contains specific defined rules and expectations for interaction.
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Name key figure associated with the Social Learning Theory?

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Albert Bandura

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18
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Social Learning theorist emphasized the reciprocal interaction between thoughts, behavior and environment. What did Bandura also maintain?

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Along with our environment, cognitions and feelings also influence behavior.
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What does the Social Exchange Theory posit?

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People seek to maximize rewards and minimize cost in relationships.
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The technique of Modeling based on what fact?

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We learn from observing others.

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21
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What is seen in Normal Family Development?

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A relationship where there is a balance between giving and getting as a result of acquiring effect skills i.e. communication and problem solving.
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Name two couples therapy techniques.

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Speaker Listening and Problem Solving

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What do Cognitive Behaviorist concentrate on and look for?

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They concentrate on symptoms. They look for response that reinforce behavior and schemas/core beliefs that function to reinforce behavior.
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In Cognitive-Behavioral Family Therapy, who defines the rules?

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The client.

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Name two primary goals in Cognitive-Behavioral Family Therapy.

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  • Modifying current behavioral patterns/problem behavior
  • Substitute desirable behaviors in place of undesirable behaviors.
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What is the first step in Cognitive-Behavioral Family Therapy?

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Define the problem.

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What is the purpose of a Functional Analysis?

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To develop a baseline of the frequency of the targeted behavior while documenting what precedes (antecedents) and follows the behavior (consequences).
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What is the focus on in Cognitive-Behavioral Family Therapy?

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The overt behavior rather than the target behavior itself.

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In Parent/Child training in what 3 ways can information be obtain to obtain a baseline and to develop a functional analysis for treatment?

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  1. Conduct a careful interview with the parents
  2. Observe the parent/child interaction through a one-way mirror.
  3. Observe the parent/child during a home visit.
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