Chapter 13 Flashcards

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What is therapy

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general term for any treatment process

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what is the therapeutic process

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identify the problem, identify the cause, decide on a treatment plan,

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what are insight therapies

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psychotherapies to understand patients problems

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types of insight therapies

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freudien psychoanalyis, humanistifc therapies, cognitive therapies, gorup therapies

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what is psychoanalysis

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form of psychodynamic therapy developed by freud

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what is resistance

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blocking material from consciousness

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what is interpretation

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noting dream meanings, resistances, and other behaviors to promote insight

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what is transference

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patients transfer to the analyst of emotions linked with other relationships

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who came up with humanistic theories

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carl rogers

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what is client centered therapy

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humanistic therapies. based ont he assumption that people are blocked by their environment from growing and self actualizing

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what is reflection of feeling

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paraphhrasing a clients words using active listening to capture the emotional tone expressed

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what are behavior therapies

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therapy based on behavioral learning like operant and classical conditioning

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what are types of behavior therapies

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systematic desensitization, aversion therapy, participant modeling, exposure therapy, contingency management, and token economies

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what is exposure therapy

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patient direct confronts the anxiety instead of imagining

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systematic desensitization

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anxiety is extinguished with gradual exposing to anxiety provoking stimulus like graduated exposure therapy

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what is counterconditioning

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using classical conditioning to evoke new resposes to stimuli that are triggering unwatned behaviors

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vr exposure therapy

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exposing patients to fears using virtual reality

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what is aversion therapy

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pairing a pleasent and unpleasent stimulus to condition a repulsive reaction

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what is contingency management

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changing behavior by altering the consequences of behavior

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what are token economies

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distributions of tokens contingent on desired behaviors which can be exchanged for other reinforcers

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what is participant modeling

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therapist demonstrating and encouraging a client to observe and imitate a desired behavior

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who came up with cognitive therapy

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aaron beck

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what is cognitive therapy

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emphasizing rational thinking as the key to treating mental disorder such as challenging faulty thinking and testing beliefs

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what is cognitive behavioral therapy

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combining cognitive emphasis on thoughts with behavioral strategies

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what is rational emotive behavior therapy
not affected emotionally by outside things but perceptions and attitudes
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who came up with rational emotive behavior therapy
albert ellis
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what is couples counseling and family therapy
not individual therapy multiple people
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what is group therapy
psychotherapy with more than one client
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what are the differences between rogers and ellis
Rogers is client centered, supportive, finding answers in the client, cognitive and Ellis was confrontational, holding the answers in therapist and cognitive behavioral
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What did eysenck prpose
people with non-sychotic problems recover just as well with or without therapy
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what evidence has been shown to support therapy
therapy is better than no therapy, it is best to match specific therapies with specific conditions
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what is meta analysis
the bottom line results after looking at many different research studies
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what is evidence based practice
making clincial decisioms by factoring in research, clinical expertise, and patient preferences
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what is therapeutic alliance
trust and bond between therapist and client
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what is resilience
personal strength that helps most people cope with and recover from adveresity
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how is the biomedical approach used to treat patients
biomedical therapies treat mental disorders by changing the brains chemistry with drugs, surgery, or electric pulses
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what is psychopharmacology
using prescription drugs to treat mental disorders
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what are antipsychotic drugs
thorazine, haldol, risperdal, clozapine, affecting dopamine pathways mayhave dorder of motor control AKA tardive dyskinesia
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antianxiety drugs
barbiturates and benzodiazepens should not be taken all too often or combined with alcohol
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what are antidepressents
ssris like prozac lexapro inhibit serotonin reuptake, mood stabilisers for bipolar disorder
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what are stimulants
ritalin and adderall supress activity level in persons with ADHD
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what is electroconvulsive therapy
used for treatment of severe depression and transcranial magnetic stimulation is alternative for addiction depression schizophrenia and bipolar disorder
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what is psychosurgery
the general term for surgical intervention in the brain to treat psychological disorders
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what is deinstitutionalization
policy of removing patients whenever possible from mental hospitals
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what is the community mental health movement
effort to desinstitutionalize mental patients and to provide therapy from outpatient clinics
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what is a counseling psychologist
specialty: adjustment disorders work setting: schools and clinics Credentials: mastering in counseling
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what is a clinical psychologist
speciality: severe disorders work setting: private practice, mental health agencies, hospitlas credentials: psyd
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what is a psychiatrist
specialty: severe mental disorders using drug therapies work setting: private practicce, clinics, hospitals credentials: MD
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what is a psychoanalyst
specialty: freudian therapy work setting: private practice credentials: PhD
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what is a psychiatric nurse practitioner
specialty: nursing speciatry licensced to prescribe drugs work setting: private practice, clinics, hospitals credentials: RN
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what is a clinical social worker
specialty: social worker with specialty in dealing with mental disorders work setting: often employed by government credentials: MSW
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what is a pastoral counselor
specialty: combines spiritual guidance with practical counseling work setting: religious order of ministryf