SUMMARIES of CP Flashcards
Schizophrenia
Genetic explanation
- Genes are passed on.
- Gottesman and Sheilds (1972)
Schizophrenia
Biological explanation
- The dopamine hypothesis
- Falkai (post-mortems)
- Lindstrom (L-Dopa produces symptoms)
Schizophrenia
Cognitive explanation
- Frith’s attention deficit theory
- TOM
Schizophrenia
Biological treatment
- First/second/third gen drugs
- Sakar and Grover
- ECT
Schizophrenia
Behavioural/psychological treatment
- Token economy system (operant conditioning)
- CBT
- Sensky
Mood (affective) disorders
Cognitive explanation
- Beck’s negative triad
- Learned helplessness and attribution style
- Seligman
Mood (affective) disorders
Biological explanation
- Low serotonin = SSRIs
- Genetic
- Oruc et al.
Mood (affective) disorders
Biochemical treatment
- Drug therapy: paliperidone, olanzapine, lithium.
Mood (affective) disorders
Biological treatment
- Tricyclics
- MAOIs
- SSRIs
- ECT
Mood (affective) disorders
Cognitive/behavioural treatments
CBT:
* Cognitive restructuring
* REBT - Ellis’ ABCDE model
* Lyon and Woods (meta-analysis)
Impulse control disorders
Biological explanation
- Low dopamine genetically so resort to behaviours (operant conditioning)
- Reward deficiency syndrome
Impulse control disorders
Psychological explanations
- Behavioural: Positive reinforcement
- Cognitive: Miller’s feeling state theory
Impulse control disorders
Biological treatment
- SSRIs
- Opiate antagonists
- Grant et al.
Impulse control disorders
Cognitive/behavioural treatment
- Covert/overt sensitisation
- Glover
- Imaginal desensitisation
- Blasznski and Nower
Anxiety and fear-related disorders
Behavioural explanation
- Operant conditioning (Little Albert)
- Classical conditioning
Evaluation:
* Two-process model
* Freud - OAPLG