6_ notice of self Flashcards
#1 Describe the different psychological theory of the components of self. #2 The importance of self-knowledge and self-assessment in becoming a physical therapy professional. #3Define the term therapeutic presence and describe how it is applied in the field of physical therapy. #4 Difference between therapeutic presence, empathy, and rapport when discussing patient interpersonal interactions. #5 Demonstrate the ability to self-assess one’s own level of self-knowledge and insigh
<p>Definition of self from Jung</p>
<p>4 layers of the self</p>
<p><strong>Persona</strong>: What we think we are showing people</p>
<p><strong>Ego</strong>: what we think about our selves. What we think is our true self</p>
<p><strong>Shadow:</strong>Unconsciouse self/ mind our darker drives, emotionos stem from. has things we feel are not socaially acceptible</p>
<p><b>Animus/ Anima:</b>animus- feminine inner self of males Anima- masculine inner self of females</p>
<p>Definitaion of self from Freud</p>
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<li><strong>Id:</strong>unconscious mind. basic dirces instincsts impulses
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<li>pleasure, creation, destruction.</li>
<li>in constant need of satisfaction</li>
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<li><strong>superigo-</strong>unconscious mind. our believes and ideas of what is right, culture norms</li>
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<li><strong>Ego:</strong>conscious mind, the mediator between superigo and ego.</li>
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<p>Why do we need know ourselves for physical therapist</p>
<p>So we know the underlying biases and pregidist because we are taking care of preople and affect them.</p>
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<p>What did Smith, dorsey lyles and frankel say about knowledge of self?</p>
<p>self awearness traning for improved residents and patients interactions and interviewing skills, created better patient-practitioner relationships, which has been shown to lead to better outcomes in patients. </p>
<p>What did novack say about importance of self awareness on medical students?</p>
<p>Through a process of personal growth and the developmetn of self-awarness, physcians can relize their full potential for healing. </p>
<p>What does it mean to be therapiticuly present according to martin buber?</p>
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<li>I- though vs. i-it</li>
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<p>" The world belongs to the primary word" </p>
<p>I-it </p>
<p>buber </p>
<p>acting to it like a thing</p>
<p>"Estabilishes the world of relation"</p>
<p>I- though </p>
<p>seeeing them as a person </p>
<p>"A fully pressent understandin of the other without the concurrent loss of the concrete self"</p>
<p>I-thou</p>
<p>buber</p>
<p>think about them past their defect but still know what it needs. </p>
<p>Therapeutic presense according to Paterson and Zolerad</p>
<p>¢“A mode of being available or open in a situation with the wholeness of one’s unique, individual being; a gift of the self which can only be given freely, invoked or evoked”</p>
<p>What is therapeutic presence </p>
<p>“Quality of being in a situation in which one intends at a deep level to participate as fully as possible by mobilizing one’s inner and outer sensitivities.” </p>
<p>Accessibility Vs. Expressiveness.</p>
<p>Who says this</p>
<p>Bugental </p>
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<li><strong>Accessibility: </strong> drop your defenses influenced by others.
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<li>dropping of usual defenses against being influenced by other</li>
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</li>
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<li><strong>Expressiveness:</strong> how willing are we to express that to the patent
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<li>degree to which one will allow one's inner self to be known by the other</li>
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</li>
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<p>How did buber explain empathy?</p>
<p>How did marsden see it?</p>
<p>Rodgers?</p>
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<li>saw presence in contridiction to empathy </li>
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<li>Presence as conveying empathy as well as promoting well being and autonomy</li>
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<li>When the therapist is able to assume the internal frame of reference of hte client </li>
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<p>What is Rapport?</p>
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<li>According to travelbee?</li>
<li>Bugental</li>
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<p>"bed side manner</p>
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<li>experiental aspect of the himan to human reltaiton ship. is a process, a happening, and experience or a sereies of expereienes undergone simultaneously by nurse and the reciepent of her care"</li>
<li>as more compatible with clinical detachmetn (i-It) than therapeurtic presence (I-Thou)</li>
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<p>What is the prerequisites for Therapeutic presence?</p>
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<li>self knowledge/ self awarness</li>
<li>empathy</li>
<li>active listening skills</li>
<li>humility</li>
<li>vulnerability </li>
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