Ch. 3 PPT Flashcards
(controversies in clinical psychology)
- …
- … treatments/… therapy
- …
prescription privileges;
evidence-based; manualized;
overexpansion of medical disorders
(controversies in clinical psychology)
- …
- the influence of …
payment methods;
technology
(prescription privileges)
- historically, prescribing has distinguished … from …
- in recent decades, clinical psychologists have actively pursued prescription privileges and can do so in …, …, …, … and…
psychiatrists; psychologists; New Mexico; Louisiana; Illinois; Iowa; Idaho
(prescription privileges) Why psychologists should prescribe: - ... of psychiatrists - psychologists have more expertise in psychological disorders than ... - other ... have privileges
shortage;
primary care physicians;
non-physicians
(prescription privileges) why psychologists should prescribe: - ... for clients - professional ... - professional ... - ... of the profession - ... for the profession
"one-stop" shopping; autonomy; identification; evolution; revenue
(prescription privileges) why psychologists should not prescribe: - ... issues - threats to ... - ... - influence of ...
training;
psychotherapy;
identity confusion;
pharmaceutical industry
(Evidence-Based Treatments/Manualized Therapy)
- when researchers measure therapy outcome, they often use …. to ensure … across therapists and to minimize …
therapy manuals;
uniformity;
variability
(Evidence-Based Treatments/Manualized Therapy)
When outcome data supports the use of a manualized therapy, the treatment is known as …
e.g. … for …., and … for …
“evidence based”;
exposure plus response prevention (ERP); OCD;
dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT); BPD
(Advantages of Evidence-Based/Manualized Therapy)
- …
- establishing minimal levels of …
- … improvements
- decreased reliance on …
scientific legitimacy;
competence;
training;
clinical judgment
(Disadvantages of Evidence-Based/Manualized Therapy)
- threats to the …
- … complications
- …
- … for empirical evidence
psychotherapy relationship;
diagnostic;
restrictions on practice;
debatable criteria
(overexpansion of mental disorders)
- are we going too far and …?
- … Americans are on antidepressants
- criticisms of …
- influence of the …
labeling everything;
35 million;
increased diagnoses;
pharmaceutical industry
(payment methods)
- early in the history of clinical psych, clients paid for services …
- with time, … began covering mental health
- today, many clients use …/… to pay for services
directly out of pocket;
health insurance companies;
health insurance; managed care benefits
(effect of third-party payment on therapy)
- negative impact on …
- too little control over …
- …
- …
- greater … for many clients
quality; clinical decisions; confidentiality; diagnosis; affordability
(the influence of tech)
- in recent years, clinical psychs have increasingly used technology in the direct delivery of psychological services –> …, ….
- … and … can replace or supplement face-to-face meetings
assessment;
treatment;
cybertherapy;
telehealth
(the influence of tech)
- benefits: …, … and …
accessibility;
affordability;
anonymity
