References - Abnormality Flashcards

Remember all abnormality references

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Used virtual reality. Spontaneous environment to test if the symptoms

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Freeman (2008)

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schizophrenia - less activity in pre-frontal cortex. Pre-frontal cortex is typically associated with attention

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Nestler

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schizophrenic patients have low self-awareness and mistake they thought as being made externally

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Bentall

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milieu therapy and social learning program on schizophrenic patients. Milieu therapy release and maintenance rate: 71%

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Paul & Lentz (1977)

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Genetic explanation. MZ 50% DZ 9% / In MZ twins, the co-twin was more likely to be schizophrenic if the illness of their twin was severe

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Gottesman & Shields (1972)

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ECT causes memory loss. Helps mainly with catatonic schizophrenia

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Zevras (2012)

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cognitive explanation for schizophrenia — deficit metarepresentation system

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Frith (1992)

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Cognitive-behavioral therapy. Shows thatCBT is effective at reducing the symptoms of schizophrenia in those who have previously been resistant to antipsychotic medication

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Sensky (2000)

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9
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learned helplessness and attributional style

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Seligman (1988)

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BDI, negative triad, cognitive restructuring therapy

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Beck (1979)

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depression - genetic analysis; no significant difference found but serotonin found to be sexually dimorphic

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Oruc (1997)

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depressed people have higher levels of serotonin metabolites in their cerebrospinal fluid

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McNeal & Cimbolic

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Depressed people have 34% more monoamine oxidase, discovered with PET scans

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Meyer

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14
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drug therapy more effective in people with severe, NOT mild depression

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Fournier (2010)

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depression - MAOIs have dependence-producing effects.

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Zitman & Kan (2002)

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depression - 50% remission rate for ECT

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Dierckx (2012)

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17
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depression - ECT has high relapse risk

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Jelovac (2013)

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depression - big sample (469) tested usual care/cognitive restructuring. cognitive more effective

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Wiles (2013)

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REBT for depression

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Ellis (1962)

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depression - meta-analysis, REBT prompts significant improvement

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Lyons and Woods (1991)

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depression - REBT and drug therapy equally effective

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Iftene (2015)

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conducted a meta-analysis that showed: Cognitive restructuring effective in reducing depressive symptoms and the reduction is maintained for at least 6 months after the therapy ended.

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Hans & Hiller

23
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the time for patients taking SSRIs to show suicidal thoughts is much longer than those doing psychotherapy.

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Genetic explanation for ICD. Half the people who are alcoholics have close relatives who are also alcoholics

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Peters & Preedy (2002)

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definitions of addiction
Griffiths (2005)
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definitions of pyromania
Burton (2012)
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Biochemical cause: reward deficiency syndrome
Comings & Blum (2000)
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Feeling-State Theory
Miller (2010)
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Opiate treatment for ICD / Y-BOCS questionnaire
Grant (2008)
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Covert sensitization. Long-term effectiveness demonstrated
Glover (2011)
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Imaginal desensitization
Blacszcynski & Nower (2003)
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Impulse control therapy for ICD
Miller (1975)
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defined characteristics of kleptomania
Kohn (2000)
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Case study of little Hans, Oedipus complex
Freud (1909)
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applied tension 73% of the patients were clinically improved at the end of treatment; 77% were so at the follow-up
Ost (1989)
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cognitive explanation of phobias; no significant difference in reports of traumatic experience between phobic and non-phobic groups
DiNardo (1988)
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CBT for phobia. Effectiveness comparable to AR.
Ost & Westling (1995)
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genetic explanation of phobia. 50% blood phobics and 27% injection phobics have parents with the same fear
Ost (1992)
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Behavioral explanation; classical conditioning of Little Albert
Watson & Raynor (1920)
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Systematic desensitization of phobia
Wolpe (1958)
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genes PTPRD and SLITRK3 associated with anxiety disorders
Mattheison (2015)
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some forms of anxiety disorders related to oxytocin dysfunction
Leckman (1994)
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OCD case study of Charles — compulsion of washing
Rapoport (1989)
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meta-analysis of effectiveness of SSRI on OCD
Soomro (2008)
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higher dosage of SSRI is more effective for OCD
Pampaloni (2009)
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treatment of OCD by CBT via telephone is just as effective as CBT face-to-face
Lovell (2006)
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OCD - exposure and response prevention in Jason case study
Lehmkuhl (2008)