PSYCH: 1st Shifting Flashcards
TRUE OR FALSE: Emotional responses to Psych Rehab components include identity, optimism, faith religious beliefs and optimism.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: Cognitive appraisals highlight mood states, fear, anxiety, and grief.
False
This Coping skills involve on attempting to have constructive efforts in doing something efficient about the stressful conditions.
Problem-Focused Coping
This Coping skills state on giving effort to regulate emotions experienced due to stressful events.
Emotion-Focused Coping
TRUE OR FALSE: Concordance is understood as an accordance with doctor’s instructions.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: Coping is understood as a propensity to deal with stressful events in a particular way.
True
TRUE OR FALSE: Extrinsic Motivation results from external rewards.
True
TRUE OR FALSE: Transtheoretical Model of Change also reminds the patients of the presence relapse right after the preparation and action stage.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: Adherence implies on the doctor-patient agreement out a specific course of treatment.
True
TRUE OR FALSE: Self-Regulation Theory implies that humans are motivated through intrinsic and extrinsic motivation.
False
Psychology is understood as the study of human behavior and mental processes.
TRUE
Coping strategy or style that involves efforts to regulate emotions experienced due to the stressful event.
Emotion-focused Coping Strategy
Transtheoretical Model of Change that highlights a new behavior pattern firmly established.
Termination
Transtheoretical Model of Change that indicates on executing a plan to modify behavior.
Action Planning
TRUE OR FALSE: Theory of Planned Behavior highlights the presence of fear responses specifically on the Threat Appraisal and Coping Appraisal.
FALSE
A model of response to injury that includes well-being, IQ, Social, and Bio-psych components.
Biopsychosocial Approach
Reaction response that also highlights grief, kinesiophobia, and emotional distress.
Emotional Responses
Transtheoretical Model of Change that states of thinking about the need to change.
Contemplation
Reaction response that also includes emotional disclosure and malingering behavior.
Behavioral Responses
This is understood as any temporary or permanent loss or abnormality of a body structure or function, whether physiological or psychological.
Impairment
Transtheoretical Model of Change that highlights on intending and organizing to take action to change.
Preparation
Transtheoretical Model of Change that drags the client to return to old ways.
Relapse
Transtheoretical Model of Change that states of not being aware of the need
to change.
Pre-Contemplation
Reaction response that also states support-seeking behavior and adherence
behavior.
Behavioral Responses