Researchers Flashcards

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What did Maguire do

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Found a change in the brains of taxi drivers as a result of navigating London roads

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What did grazioli and terry do

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Assessed 65 pregnant women for cognitive vulnerability and depression before and after birth
Found women judged to have been high in cognitive vulnerability were more likely to suffer post-natal depression

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What did lipsky found

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That Therapies based on Ellis theories have been shown to be better then nothing and other similar therapies

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What did Bouton say

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Evolutionary factors have an imprint at role in phobias but the two processes model doesn’t mention them

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What did seligmen find and what is it

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Preparedness - innate pre disposition to acquire certain fears

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What did march discover

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Showed that CBT is effective as drug therapies 81% effective (86% combined)

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What did rosewing suggest and why

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Suggested that the difference between different methods of psychotherapy such as between CBT and systematic desensitisation might actually be quite small

Psychotherapies share one essential ingredient (therapist partner relationship)

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What did luborsky find

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Found small differences which supports the view that simply having an opportunity to talk to someone who will listen could be what matters

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What did McCusker find

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There is a risk that because of its emphasis on what happening in the mind of the individual patient CBT may end up minimising the importance of the circumstances in which a patient is living

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What did tuckel find

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The variation of the COMT gene produces lower activity of the COMT and high levels of dopamine

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What did Ozaki find

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Found a mutation of SERT in two unrelated families where six of the seven family members has OCD

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What did nestadt do

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Reviewed previous twin studies and found that 68% of identical twins shared OCD opposed to 31% of non-identical twins

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What did nestadt found

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OCD symptoms from part of a number of other conditions that are biological in origin Parkinson’s disease

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What did Cromer find

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Found that over half the OCD patients in their sample had a traumatic event in their past
That OCD was more severe in those with more trauma

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What did cavedini find

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Studies of decision making have shown that these neural systems are the same systems that function abnormally in OCD

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What did Soomro do

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Reviewed studies comparing SSRIs to placebo treatment of OCD

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What did Soomro find

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Concluded that all 17 studies reviewed showed significantly better results for the SSRIs are combined with a psychological treatment usually CBT

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What did Goldcare do

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Some psychologists believe the evidence favouring drug treatments is biased
because the research is sponsored by drug companies who do not report all evidence