ptsr Flashcards
thrash 1982
traffic light system - enhanced sense of control = less perceived pain and less use of red light)
melamed 1975
children who were showed a video (modelling) were less disruptive
Define fear
the painful emotion due to danger or apprehension of danger
define anxiety
the state of unease caused by fear and apprehension
define phobia
fear that is out of demands of the situation.
it is beyond voluntary control and can lead to avoidance
wardle 1982
patients who were anxious were more likely to experience pain
lazarus 1965
transactional model of stress
primary appraisal: how threatening the stressor is
secondary appraisal: coping resources available
melamed 1991
can develop phobia/fears without direct experience
eg via parents/siblings
vicarious learning
arber and ginn 1993
poorer pensioners more likely to be ill and disabled and also if ill more likely to die
Davey’s model on pain
latent inhibition: familiar stimuli take longer to be associated or conditioned that novel stimuli
cognitive appraisal: if a person evaluates painful stimulus as not negative than the associated fear condition will not develop
tarasoff case
breach of confidentiality justified
GP told police about patient who wanted to kill ex girlfriend
X v Y
breach of confidentiality
HIV status of GP was disclosed by member of staff
Re C 1994
competency four criteria : - belief - understanding - recall - rational
Gillick case 1985
competency for 16 yr olds