Ch 16 Flashcards

1
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what percent of adults experience mental illness

A

19%

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2
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first institutions to house the mentally ill

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asylums

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3
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therapy that is not the individual’s choice

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involuntary treatment

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4
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the person chooses to attend therapy to obtain relief from symptoms

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voluntary treatment

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5
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psychological treatment that uses various methods to help someone overcome personal problems

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psychotherapy

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6
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medication and or medical procedures to treat psychological disorders

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biomedical therapy

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7
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first form of psychotherapy, developed by freud in the early 20th centur

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psychoanalysis

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8
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Aimed to help uncover repressed feelings by exploring unconsious

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psychoanalysis

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9
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interpreting the latent meaning ofdreams

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dream analysis

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10
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pt transfers all the emotions associated with other relationships to the psychoanalyst

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transference

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11
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nteraction with toys is used instead of talk, used in therapy with children

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play therapy

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12
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children are encouraged to work thru problems by playing freely while therapist observes

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non directive play therapy

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13
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therapist provides structure and guidance by suggesting topic, asking questions, and playing with child

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directive play therapy

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14
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principles of learning are applied to change undesirable behaviors

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behavior therapy

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15
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applied to recondition clients and change their behavior

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classical conditioning

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16
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client learns a new response to a stimulus that has produced undesirable behavior

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counter conditioning

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17
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using an unpleasant stimulus to stop and undesirable behavior

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aversive conditioning

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18
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has been used to effectively treat alcoholism

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Antabuse

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19
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seeks to change the response to a condiitoned stimulus

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exposure therapy

20
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developed first type of exposure therapy

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Mary cover jones

21
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UCS is presented over and over just after presentation of the CS

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exposure therapy

22
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Refined jones’s techniques and developed teh version of exposure therapy used today

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Joesph wolpe

23
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type of exposure therapy wherein a calm and pleasant state is gradually associated with inc levels of anxiety indiucing stimuli

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systematic desensitization

24
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based on principle that behaviors become extinguished when not reinforced

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operant conditioning

25
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operant conditioning technique designed to reinforce positive behaviors and punish unwanted behaviors

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applied behavior analysis

26
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Encourages clients to find more logical ways of interpreting situations and positive ways of thinking

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cognitive therapy

27
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taking a small situation and making it huge

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overgeneralization

28
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seeing things in absolutes

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polarized thinking

29
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assuming that people are thinking negatively about you or reacting negatively to you, without evidence

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jumping to conclusions

30
Q

focuses more on present issues rather than on a patients past

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cognitive behavioral therapy

31
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one of the first forms of cognative bahvioral theapy

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rational emotive therapy

32
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works to change cognitive distortions and self defeating behaviors

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cognitive behavioral therapy

33
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Focuses on helping people achieve their potential nd inc self awareness and acceptance thru focus on conscious thoughts

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humanistic therapy

34
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Emphasized the importance of the person taking control of their own life to overcome life’s challenges

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rogerian/ client centered therapy

35
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therapist does not give advice or pro ide interpretations but helps client ID conflicts and understand feelings

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nondirective therapy

36
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Individuals can be prescribed biologcally based treatments or psychotropic medications that are used to treat mental disorder

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biomedical therapies

37
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medications used to treat psychologcal disorders

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psychotropic medications

38
Q

alter levels of serotonin and norepinephrine and treat depression and anxiety

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antidepressants

39
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treat episodes of mania and depression (bipolar disorder)

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mood stabilizers

40
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induces seizures to help alleviate severe depression

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electroconvulsive therapy

41
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magnetic fields stimulate nerve cells to improve depression symptoms

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transcranial magnetic stimulation

42
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initial meeting to assess the client’s clinical needs

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intake

43
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Client works one on one with a trained therapist
Usually lasts 45 min to 1 hr and meetings occur in confidential envorm

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individual therapy

44
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Several clinets meet with a trained therapist to discuss a common issue such as divorce, grief, an eating disorder, substance abuse, or PTSD

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group therapy

45
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groups with strong educational components

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Psycho-educational group s

46
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mental health professionals must understand and address issues of race, culture, and ethnicity and use strategies to effectively address needs to various populations

A

cultural competence