Block 2 Theories and Therapies Flashcards

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a statement that explains or describes a relationship among events, concepts, or ideas.

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a theory

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2
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these help to explain various aspects of people

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models and theories about human behavior

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3
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believed that the unconscious thoughts and emotions had a strong impact of behavior

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Sigmund freud

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4
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believed the mind was made of three interacting structures

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Sigmund freud

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5
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came up with the id, ego, and the superego

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Sigmund freud

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6
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what three interacting structures did freud come up with?

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the id, the ego, and the superego

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7
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what are defense mechanisms?

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psychological tools that decrease negative feelings

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8
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this was the main form of therapy for freud and many of his followers

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psychoanalysis

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9
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devised a theory of cognitive development

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jean piaget

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10
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described the human life cycle in 8 stages, each stage marked by a development or task

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erik erikson

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11
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as each task is resolved it…

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leaves an impression that contributes to ones personality

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12
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evaluated the response of dogs. behavior was the response to a given stimulus

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ivan pavlov

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13
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replacing undesirable behavior with appropriate. this is done in steps. ex. patient agrees to attend group therapy instead of staying in their room.

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behavior modification. B.F Skinner

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14
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the core of this theorist is that nature is essentially good

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Maslow

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15
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this is the basis for prioritizing client care.

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Maslows hierarchy

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16
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what are the five levels of hierarchy in Maslows theory starting with the most important

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physiological
safety and security
love and belonging
self esteem
self actualization
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17
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what is the main goal of all cognitive therapies?

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to replace dysfunctional beliefs and thoughts for the purpose of causing a change in personal viewpoints.

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18
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give an example of disturbance in self concept

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i can’t function in school because im not smart enough

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19
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this helps to identify and correct distorted thinking

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cognitive therapies

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20
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the tendency of the body to achieve and maintain a steady internal state

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homeostasis

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21
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this research during emotion lead to the observation that the body always attempts to stabilize itself

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cannons research

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22
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stress adaptation theory. physical responses to stress and the process by which people adapt and consists of three stages

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hans selye

23
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hans selye three stages of stress adaptation theory

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alarm. resistance. and exhaustion

24
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in which stage are you optimally able to cope with stress

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resistance

25
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psychobiology theories about the causes of mental illness relate to

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genetic. neurotransmitter activity. viruses. fetal development. immune system dysfunction.

26
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saw illness as the bodys attempt to repair itself

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florence nightingale

27
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all nursing therapy is designed to

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assist clients in achieving their highest possible level of wellness

28
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5 examples of somatic therapies

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drug treatment. electroconvulsive treatment. biofeedback. phototherapy. acupuncture.

29
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light for depression

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phototherapy

30
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acupuncture can be done with

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pain

31
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which theories believed that mental illness was the result of inferior genetic makeup and lower place on the evolutionary scale?

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charles darwin

32
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who stated mental illness is a culturally defined myth with which people cooperate?

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thomas szasz

33
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example of symbolization

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patient feels insignificant so draws themselves smaller than the rest of the family.

34
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disowning intolerable thoughts, wishes, deeds, and facts to escape unpleasant realities.

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Denial

35
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example of denial

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patient acts calm while being assaulted because they dont believe its happening to them

36
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redirecting an emotional feeling from the appropriate person or object to a less-threatening person or object.

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displacement

37
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this allows a safe release of feelings

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displacement

38
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example of displacement

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kicking the dog because someone else yelled at you. or fear of sex is fear of women

39
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an attempt to make unacceptable feelings and behavior acceptable to the ego

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rationalization

40
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helps maintain self respect and prevent guilty feelings

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rationalization

41
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example of rationalization

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failed because the teacher is bad

42
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isolating the event

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isolation

43
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example of isolation

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using humor to describe an assault

44
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use medical and surgical methods to treat diseases

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allopathic medicine

45
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treatments that agree or work with allopathic medicine

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complementary medicine

46
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treatment used instead of conventional medicine

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alternative medicine

47
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example of alternative medicine

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herbal therapy

48
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three examples of body based practices

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chiropractic treatment. eye movement desensitization. massage.

49
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relationship between the body and the spine

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chiropractic care

50
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uses controlled eye movements to help reprocess traumatic memories

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eye movement desensitization

51
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manipulation of muscles and connective tissue to relax the body and enhance well-being

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massage

52
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these theories are relatively new and remain unproven by data

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CAM theories

53
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some CAM theories may have these type of effects

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unwanted or adverse