psychopathology Flashcards

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Jahoda

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-ideal mental health criteria
-no symptoms or distress
-we can perceive ourselves accurately
-we self-actualise
-we are independent of other people
-we can cope with stress
-we have realistic view of the world
-good self esteem
we can successfully work love and enjoy our leisure

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Watson and Rayner

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Little Albert

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Jongh

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Found that 73% of people with a fear of dental treatments had experienced a traumatic experience, mostly involving dentistry

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Gilroy

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-supports effectiveness of SD
-followed up 42 people who had SD fir spider phobia in 3 45-minute sessions. At both 3 and 33 months, the SD group were less fearful than a control group treated by relaxation without exposure

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Schumacher

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Found that ppts and therapists rated flooding as significantly more stressful than SD

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Persons

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-Symptom substitution
-Reported case of a women with a phobia of death who was treated using flooding - her fear of death declined but her fear of being criticised got worse (-case study)

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Clark and Beck

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concluded that the cognitive vulnerabilities that were more common in depressed people, also preceded the depression

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Cohen

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-link to Clark and Beck
tracked the development of 473 adolescents, regularly measuring cognitive vulnerability - found that showing cognitive vulnerability predicted later depression

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March

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compared CBT to antidepressant drugs and also to a combination of both treatments when treating 327 depressed adolescents
-after 36 weeks
81% of antidepressant group significantly improved
81% of CBT did
and 86% of both did
-shows that CBT is just as effective as drugs and more so when used combined

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Sturmey

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suggests that in general, any form of psychotherapy is not suitable for people with learning disabilities

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Lewis and Lewis

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Concluded that CBT was as effective as antidepressant drugs and behavioural therapy for severe depression

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Taylor

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Concluded that, when used appropriately, CBT is effective for people with learning disabilities

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Ali

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assessed depression in 439 clients every month for 12 months following a course of CBT - 42% of clients relapsed into depression within six months and 53% within a year

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Lewis OCD

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observed that of his OCD patients, 37% had parents with OCD and 21% had siblings

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Nestadt

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reviewed twin studies and found that 68% of MZ twins shared OCD and 31% of DZ did

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Marini

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4x more likely to have OCD is someone you’re related to does

17
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Soomro

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reviewed 17 studies that compared SSRIs to placebos and found that symptoms were reduced for 70% of people taking SSRIs

18
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Skapinakis

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systematic review of outcome studies and concluded that both cognitive and behavioural exposure therapies were more effective than SSRis

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Kromer

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found that over half the OCD clients in their sample had experienced a traumatic event in their past
OCD was also more server in those with one or more traumas