Psychiatry - Psychology Flashcards
What is classical conditioning?
A natural response is elicited by a conditioned or learned stimulus
What is operant conditioning?
Learning an action because it produces a reward
What is positive reinforcement?
Reward for action
What is negative reinforcement?
Aversive stimulus for action
What is punishment (psychology)?
repeated application of aversive stimulus extinguishes unwanted behavior
What is extinction (psychology)?
Discontinuation of reinforcement eliminates behavior
What is transference?
patient projects feelings about important persons onto physicians
Patient unconsciously shifts his emotion for his parent to the doctor. What is this?
Transference
What is countertransference?
doctor projects feelings about formative or other important persons onto patient
Doctor shifts emotion of important person to patient. What is this?
Countertransference
Ego defense: Acting out
Unacceptable feelings/thoughts expressed through actions
Immature
Ego defense: Dissociation
Immature
temporary, drastic change in personality, memory, consciousness or motor behavior to avoid emotional stress
Ego defense: Denial
Immature
Avoidance of awareness of painful reality
Ego defense: Displacement
Immature
Avoided ideas and feelings transferred to some neutral person or object
Ego defense: Fixation
Remaining at more childish level of development