2. Psychology of Depression 2 Flashcards

1
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Qualitatively new phenomena appear in major depression which represents a particular form of depressive experience. This includes some form of e____ c____ i____ and, according to Freud, profound alterations in i____ and e____ function of the s____ which hinder r____ and processing of l____.

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enduring cognitive influence
id, ego
self, recognition, loss

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Three psychological models of depression:
1. L____ h____
2. C____ c____ model
3. P____-o____

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  1. Learned helplessness
  2. Clinical cognitive model
  3. Process-orientation
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Learned helplessness is the g____ of hopelessness and l____ of m____. One experiment found exposure to u____ s____ in one experiment led to helplessness in s____ experiments.

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generalisation, loss of meaning
uncontrollable shock, subsequent

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Motivational symptoms of learned helplessness include l____ r____ i____ and s____ to r____.
Cognitive symptoms of learned helplessness include d____ ability to l____ that r____ p____ r____.

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lower response initiation, sensitivity to reinforcement
dampened, learn, responding produces reinforcement

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Mere exposure to u____ is not s____ to render humans h____

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uncontrollability, sufficient, helpless

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Life s____ is not n____ a____ with o____ of depression

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stress, necessarily associated, onset

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7
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In Klein et al (1976), helplessness was shown to be d____ on a____

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Dependent on attributions

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The attributional styles theory focuses on i____ rather than e____ factors, s____ rather than u____ factors and g____ rather than s____ factors

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internal, external
stable, unstable
global, specific

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9
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Depressed students attributed failure on a bogus task to i____ whereas they attributed success to the e____ of the task

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incompetence
ease

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10
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Attributional style predicts s____ and o____ of depression

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severity, onset

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There are g____ differences in attributional style

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gender

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12
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Beck studied depression in war veterans and found that negative t____ seemed to come up an i____ b____ his patients reported feeling v____ l____.

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thoughts
instant before
very low

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13
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Depressive organisation refers to s____-s____ (related to p____ l____ and f____) create d____ e____ and p____ f____. They include d____ a____.

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self-schemas, personal loss and failure, depressive experience, phenomenal field
dysfunctional attitudes

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14
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Depression is cause by negative c____ about the s____, the f____ and the w____

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cognitions
self, future, world

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CBT is one of the most widely used p____. It is designed to modify i____, m____ i____

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psychotherapies
idiosyncratic, maladaptive ideation

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Central mode of action involves d____ and testing v____ of faulty thinking and its premises to l____ g____ of d____ i____. Cognitive r____ of ideation content brings s____ r____. M____ tendencies can be ‘u____’ without need for i____.

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delineating, validity, loosen grip, distorted ideation
cognitive re-structuring, symptom relief
maladaptive, unlearned, insight

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17
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Both treatment with C____ and p____ showed d____ in depressive s____. CBT resulted in significantly g____ i____. Reduced risk of depression r____ in the ___ group. ____ had lower dropout.

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CBT, pharmacotherapy, decreases, symptoms
greater improvement
returning CBT
CBT

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18
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Relapse = r____of symptoms before f____ r____

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return, full remission

19
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Recurrence = n____ episode after f____ r____

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new, full remission

20
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People treated with antidepressants showed i____ c____ c____ but CBT predicts lower risk of r____

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identical cognitive changes, relapse

21
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CBT is n____ m____ e____ than other psychological treatments. Reduces negative thinking to a s____ e____.

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not more effective
similar extent
(Component analysis (Jacobsen et al., 1996): Full CBT is not more effective than behavioural activation by itself in acute treatment and 6-month follow-up
Focus on changing cognitions associated with worse long-term outcomes (Castonguay et al., 1996))

22
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Beck said there are differences in c____ o____ in the non-depressed state. However, research failed to find differences in d____ a____ between r____ depressed subjects and c____.

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cognitive organisation
dysfunctional attitudes, recovered, controls

23
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“Mood-as-context” means the degree of mood-related activation of b____ s____-r____ processing and r____ in memory

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biased self-referential processing, representations

24
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Failure to find differences in negative thinking in e____ mood consistent with differential activation hypothesis (DAH)

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euthymic

25
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Research found “A____ only” vs “A____ and s____-d____” adjectives in r____ depressed and never depressed c____.

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Affective
Affective and self-devaluative
recovered, controls

26
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When currently depressed, previously depressed and never depressed adolescents completed the Dysfunctional Attitudes Test, it was found that only r____ t____ predicted the o____ of depression __ months later.

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reaction time
onset
12

27
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Cognitive reactivity of underlying processing configurations leads to q____ differences in the fact of n____ a____ or a____ material

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qualitative, negative affect, autobiographical

28
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Global changes involve c____ and p____. ‘D____’ continually r____ schematic content

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content, process
‘Doing’, recreates

29
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The depressive rumination hypothesis states depression e____ n____ t____ and e____ episode

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enhances negative thoughts
exacerbates

30
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Depressive r____ is seen as h____ in understanding d____ problems. D____ interferes with this.

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rumination, helpful, deep
Disruption

31
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Depressed people who s____ attempt to d____ r____ have l____ episodes

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systematically, disrupt rumination, longer

32
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Depression is a f____ r____ to problems in the e____

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functional response, environment

33
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Rumination styles include r____ versus b____ and e____ versus a____

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reflection, brooding
encounter, avoidance

34
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Narrative development requires e____ contact with e____/a____ meanings

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experiential, embodied/affective

35
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E____ and e____, r____ and a____ cognition diagnosed as the f____ issue (OGM)

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elaboration, excessive, reactive, avoidant, fundamental

36
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Processing mode c____ influences not only OGM but also c____ r____

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causally
cognitive reactivity

37
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De-centering/d____ reduces activation of mood linked c____ r____

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misidentification, cognitive reactivity

38
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M____ changes the expression of sadness

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Mindfulness

39
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Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy is designed for patients in r____ from r____ depression to reduce r____ r____. It does not challenge n____ t____.

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remission, recurrent, relapse risk
Negative thinking

40
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Meditation involves a____ s____ and a____. It involves e____ focus (e.g. attention to breath) and treats thoughts as m____ e____.

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attentional shift and awareness
experiential, mental events

41
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R____ t____ with over 600 patients show that MBCT does better than TAU. Reduces relapse rate of individuals with c____ depression by ~ __%. Does better than antidepressants in terms of m____.
NICE recommends MBCT for people with __ or more episodes of depression

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reaction times
chronic
50%
maintenance
3

42
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The c____ way of self-focus is c____ dominated and p____ informed.
In contrast, the e____ way of self-focus is more e____ o____/i____ where feelings are more oriented around our s____

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Conceptual (/simulation), conceptually, propositionally
Experiential (/direct), experientially oriented/informed, senses

43
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If rumination is part of an emotional e____ then it is a____. If it is designed to a____ emotions and c____ with s____ then it is m____.

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encounter, adaptive
avoid, confrontation, self, maladaptive