Chapter 2: Current Paradigms and Integrative Approaches. Flashcards

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What is a paradigm?

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set of concepts and methods used to collect/interpret data.

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What is reductionism?

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Whatever is being studied can and should be reduced to its most basic elements or constituents?

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What are biological approaches to treatments?

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  1. psychoactive drugs
  2. deep brain stimulation
  3. cognitive
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What is counterconditioning?

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eliciting a new response in the presence of a particular stimulus.

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What is systematic desensitization?

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list, start minimal anxiety, progress to most frightening.

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What is aversive conditioning?

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A stimulus that is positive is paired with a negative event

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What is positive reinforcement?

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stimulus to the Ss is paired with a positive event.

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What is the cognitive perspective?

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past knowledge –> perception –> experience.

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What are the benefits of CBT treatments and what it improves?

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depression, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, autism, schizophrenia. Can be more effective than anti-depressants long term.

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What is the psychoanalytic paradigm?

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Freud - unconscious effects –> ID - basic urges for food
EGO - task is to deal with reality
SUPEREGO - operates as the conscience

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What is insight therapy?

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remove the repression, face the childhood conflict, gain insight and resolve it in the light of adult reality.

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What is the criticism of psychoanalytic paradigm?

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anecodotes, freud’s recollections unreliable.

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What is the Humanistic - existential paradigms?

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Carl Rogers
insight focused
disordered behavior results from a lack of insight
freedom of choice/will

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What is client-centered therapy?

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innate tendency toward self-actualization, thus focusing on positive factors.
Self-actualization
self esteem
social
safety
psychosocial

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What is the criticism of client-centered therapy?

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  • therapists’ inferences may not be valid
  • Assumptions - people are innately good, not demonstrated
  • self-awareness = change?
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What is the Integrative paradigm?

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Diathesis- stress paradigm - at risk/no guarantee
Biopsychosocial paradigm - complex interaction

both paradigms emphasize the interplay among the biological, psychological, and social environmental perspectives.

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What are the three parenting styles?

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–> Authoritarian - restrictive, punitive, over controlling
–> Permissive - little involvement, disinterested
–> Authoritative - discipline in conjunction with reason and warmth, most adaptive.

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What is parental marital discord?

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poor mental health, witnessing family violence, child abuse, internalizing and externalizing problems.

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Is money a factor in happiness?

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being wealthy does not mean happiness, just slightly higher levels of well-being.