Lecture 5- Flashcards

1
Q

in the treatment of social anxiety, what does cognitive behavior therapy include? (6)

A

1) psychoeducation about maintaining factors
2) cognitive challenging
3) behavioural experiments
4) reduce safety behaviors
5) attention training
6) video feedback

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2
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what does cognitive challenging involve?

A

challenging of negative beliefs or thoughts- is this really true??

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3
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what do behavioral experiments involve?

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exposure- enter a social situation. reduces belief that something bad will happen

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4
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what does reducing safety behaviors involve?

A

stop covering hands, not speaking, hiding, etc

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5
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what does attention training involve?

A

paying attention to social interaction instead of self -pay attention and realize theres no negative feedback

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6
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what does video feedback involve?

A

film and playback- interaction wasn’t as bad as they think

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7
Q

what is the cognitive rationale of exposure tasks?

A

hopefully learn that you reduce expectation of harm

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8
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exposure tasks are often carried out in ..

A

group settings

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9
Q

what portion achieve substantial achievement ?

A

2/3

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10
Q

what is the 2nd line of defense?

A

anti depressants

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11
Q

what is generalized anxiety disorder characterized by in DSM 4 and 5?

A

excessive/ uncontrollable worry about a variety of events/ outcomes

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12
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in what DSM was GAD first introduced?

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DSM 3

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13
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GAD occurs more days than not for at least ..

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6 months

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14
Q

GAD is characterized by at least 3 of these 6 somatic symptoms..

A
restlessness, 
fatigue,
 difficulty concentrating, irritability, 
muscle tension, 
sleep disturbance
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15
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what does GAD need to be distinguished from?

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other disorders that include worry.. social anxiety- worry about social events

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16
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who seeks more help for disorders?

A

men

17
Q

worry is a response to what?

A

perceived threat

18
Q

what is wrong with problem solving attempts of pathological worriers?

A

its thwarted- start off worrying more

19
Q

social problem solving involves these 3 steps..

A
  • problem definition
  • generation of alternative solutions
  • solution evaluation
20
Q

why are social solutions problematic for high worriers?

A

good at telling themselves why this solution won’t work

each solution they see a new problem in it

21
Q

what did Borkovec (1994) say of his avoidance theory?

A

worry contains more verbal thought than imagery- so people avoid images in thought by worrying- becomes a coping mechanism

22
Q

what does experiential avoidance entail?

A

worriers avoid internal experience- if i feel happy then it will go away and i will be sad again

23
Q

people that suffer with experiential avoidance experience difficulty with..

A

emotion regulation:

  • identifying emotion
  • regulating emotion
  • modulating emotion
24
Q

what does the intolerance of uncertainty theory say about worrying?

A

sufferers think uncertainty reflects badly on them so they worry to reduce uncertainty

25
Q

worriers aim to reduce uncertainty to:

A

zero- not possible > keep worrying

26
Q

in metacognitive theory of worry, type 1 entails..

A

perception of threat + positive beliefs about worry> worry to cope with threat

27
Q

in metacognitive theory of worry, type 2 entails..

A

metaworry

Worry + negative beliefs about worry>metaworry> ineffective thought control strategies> increased anxiety and worry

28
Q

treatment strategies include .. (4)

A

biased threat perception
problem solving
avoidance
metacognitive

29
Q

metacognitive treatment involves..

A

challenging beliefs about worry

30
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avoidance treatment involves..

A

expose images of fear- try to tolerate