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Psychosexual stages

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oral, anal, phallic, latency, + genital

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Oral

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birth - 18 mo, pleasure thru MOUTH

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Anal

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18 months - 3 yrs, pleasure thru ANUS, gain individuality + self control

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Phallic

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3-6 yrs, pleasure thru genitals, awareness of differences + internal conflicts

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Latency

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6 - puberty, dormant libido, gain knowledge/skills

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Genital

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puberty on, sexual experimentation, relationships

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Freud’s Personality Structure

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Id, Ego, Superego

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Id

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“instincts” + pleasure principle

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Ego

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mediates between conscious + unconscious, personal identity

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Superego

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”conscious,” the judge, values/morals

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Freud’s Levels of Consciousness

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Conscious, preconscious, unconscious

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Conscious

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Material in mind we are aware of

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Preconscious

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Material in mind that is regularly accessible

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Unconscious

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Repressed memories, urges and drives, not aware

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Defense Mechanisms

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Sublimation, Idealization, Repression

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Sublimation

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channeling unwanted urges into an productive outlet

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Idealization

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attributing overly positive qualities to another person or thing

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Repression

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Unwanted thoughts are unconsciously pushed out of awareness

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Goals of Freudian Therapy

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Balance superego + id
make unconscious conscious
personality change

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Free Association

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clients say what comes to mind and therapists point out omissions, discrepancies, and excesses

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Analysis

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Exploring the unconscious

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Interpretation

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Elucidating the meaning behind the unconscious

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Dream Analysis

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Latent and manifest content of dream is explored

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Abreaction

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Re-living a painful experience that was repressed

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Dealing with Resistance

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Working to reduce clients’ defenses that may impede progress

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Patterns of human personality (Adler)

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Inferiority, Superiority, Lifestyle

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Inferiority (pattern of personality)

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Feeling of inadequacy that develops in infancy and promotes striving for superiority

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Superiority

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Drive that allows individuals to become skilled, competent, and creative

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Lifestyle

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People typically fall under categories of lifestyle: (Dominant, Getting, Avoiding, Socially useful)

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Family Constellation

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Composition of family members, roles, and reciprocal transactions

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Oldest children

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Intelligent, achieving, dethroned

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Second children

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Competitive, less attention, expressive

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Middle children

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Like 2nd child, feel not special, ambitious

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Youngest children

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Striving to catch up, competition, inferiority, easy going

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Only children

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Have much in common with oldest and youngest children

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Private logic

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Beliefs about self and place in the world

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Carl Jung- Analytical Psychology

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Bringing the conscious and unconscious together to help people feel balanced and whole, Myers-Briggs Type

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Anna Freud- Ego Psychology

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Goal is help clients better adapt to environment + encourage healthy coping

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Karen Horney- Ego Psychology

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Self-actualization/working on self image can could help anxiety

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Harry Stack Sullivan- Interpersonal Therapy

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Help patient improve fast to help see light at the end of the tunnel
Restore ability to have validating experiences

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ORT/Attachment Theory

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Develop healthy object relations
Client has sense of self

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Heinz Kohut- Self Psychology

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Helps patients develop sense of self and they are not reliant on external validation to feel whole
Importance of EMPATHY

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BPT Sandor Ferenczi and Franz Alexander

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Goal is to RESOLVE
Positive feelings towards self
Change patterns of interactions stemming from childhood relationships

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Behaviorism

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a systematic approach to understanding the behavior of humans and other animals

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Classical conditioning

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a learning process when two stimuli are repeatedly paired: and eventually reaction happens with the first stimulus alone

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Operant conditioning

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Specific consequences associated with behavior (reward increases behavior, punishment decreases)

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Social learning theory

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people learn through observation

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Functional Behavior Assessments (behaviorism)

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what triggers behaviors, what is behavior, what are consequences of behavior (ABC)

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ABC Model (behaviorism)

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antecedent(trigger), behavior, and consequence

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Token Economies

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reward behaviors with pre-determined rewards

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Bibliotherapy

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giving people things to read (self-help book)

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Observational learning

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watch someone performing skill client wants to achieve

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Logical disputation strat

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identify magical thinking/leaps in logic

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Empirical disputation strat

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accumulating evidence (prove it)

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Functional disputation strat

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Focus on practical consequences of beliefs yield desired results

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Rational alternative disputation strat

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offer possible alternative beliefs

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Didactic disputation style

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educational way of giving info

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Socratic disputation style

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using questions to promote client reasoning

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Metaphorical

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using analogies to dispute beliefs

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Humorous

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dispute belief with a joke

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Automatic Thoughts

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constant stream of thoughts

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Intermediate beliefs

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connect auto thoughts to core beliefs

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Core Beliefs

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most deeply held assumptions about ourselves

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Schemas

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deep mental filters that help us see/categorize the world

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Cognitive Model

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perception is connected to reaction, goal is to make client self aware of thoughts

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Mindfulness

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Ability to be in the current moment

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Radical acceptance

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Accepting smth w/o picking it apart

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Distress tolerance

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Increase tolerance of negative emotions

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Interpersonal effectiveness

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Communicate with others in respectful way to urself and others

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DEAR MAN and GIVE FAST

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acronyms to assist with interpersonal skills

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ACT tldr

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Accept thoughts can’t be controlled + create a valuable life

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Conditions of worth

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expectation that love is conditional, must act a certain way to be loved

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Conditional positive regard

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receive praise when acting as expected (can cause problems bc not living authentically)

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Unconditional positive regard

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special for who you are

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Organismic valuing process

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knowledge of what you need to be self-actualized

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Fully functioning person

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self-aware of feelings

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Umwelt

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Self in regulation to world

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Eigenwelt

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Self in relation to self

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Uberwelt

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Self in relation to spirituality

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Mitwelt

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Self in relation to others

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Ultimate concerns (existential)

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Death, Freedom, Isolation, Meaning

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Gestalt Therapy

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The whole is greater than the sum of its parts

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Field theory

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see the big picture (ex optical illusions)

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Figure

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have awareness of

85
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Ground

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whats outside of awareness

86
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Integrating Polarities

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don’t feel forced to choose between extremes

87
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Growth Disorders

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not moving towards growth, you get stuck

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Phony

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Inauthentic way of relating to others

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Phobic

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Fear of revealing real identity

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Impasse

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Feeling of loneliness and feeling stuck

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Implosive

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Contact with pushed away feelings

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Explosive

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Authentic and strong ways of reacting to others

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