Unit 13 Treatment (Psychothearpy) Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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insight

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talk therapy

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2
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biomedical

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physicological level (meds)

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3
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psychoanalysis

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freud’s therapy

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4
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free association

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say everything that comes to mind, entry into the subconscious

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5
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dream analysis

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freud’s thing

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6
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manifest content

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actual images in dream

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7
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latent content

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meaning of what you see in a dream

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8
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resistance

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unwillingness of the client

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9
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transference

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therapist pretends to be someone you have a problem with, confront problem by confronting them (role play)

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10
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client-centered therapy (person-centered therapy)

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humanist carl rodgers, people need unconditional love to have a healthy self-image

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11
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unconditional positive regard

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what carl rodgers gives his patients

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12
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AGE

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Acceptance
Genuineness
Empathy

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13
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exposure therapy

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behavioral therapist Mary Cover Jones popularized it

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14
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counter conditioning

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unlearning learned behaviors

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15
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systematic desensitization

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developed by joseph Wolpe, 3 step process to get over phobias

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16
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aversion/aversive therapy

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pair something you don’t like with an undesired behavior

17
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flooding

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exposure to stimulus (last resort)

18
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token economy

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use behavior modifications to change behavior uses intrinsic value

19
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rational-emotive-behavior therapy (REBT)
rational-emotive therapy (RET)

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confrontational approach that challenges illogical, self-defeating attitudes and assumptions
albert ellis

20
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ABCD

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Aaron-Beck- Cognitive therapist - depression

21
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cognitive- behavioral therapy

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mix of cognitive and behavioeal

22
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biomedical therapy

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90% psychopharmacology
10% electroconvulsive therapy

23
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psychopharmacology

24
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agonist

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raises levels of neurotransmitter

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antagonist
lowers levels of neurotransmitter
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electroconvulsive therapy
current run through brain to reset it
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antidepressants
for depression affects serotonin (norepinephrine) agonist
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antipsychotics
for schizophrenia affects dopamine antagonist
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antianxiety
for anxiety disorders affects GABA agonist
30
mood stabilizers
for bipolar depression lithium
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placebo effect
self fulfilling prophecy
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spontaneous recovery
recover fast with no intervention
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regression towards mean
if high, go low, if low go high
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advantages of group therapy
not alone different perspectives cheaper provides a safe place
35
SSRI
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor