Test 8 Flashcards
Describe the Biopschosocial Model and why it is important in the analysis of psychopathology.
Bio, psycho, and socio.
There is usually a disruption within these three and healing needs to take place in all three.
What caused the rapid growth in the field of psychology in the 1940s.
WWII.
Describe the Classifications of DSM-V:
Axis 1: Neurotic or psychotic disorders Axis 2: Personality disorders Axis 3: Medical conditions Axis 4: Sociological aspects Axis 5: GAF
List the different types of therapy and what populations they were designed for:
Brief Therapy - brief duration therapy for people with problems of living.
Individual Therapy - Individuals.
Marital Therapy - Couples.
Family Therapy - Family.
Group Therapy - Phobias, etc.
Self-Help Groups - Shares common difficulties (run by nonprofessionals)
Describe your least favorite theory of psychotherapy and state and explain why.
Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy
The type where the therapist yelled at his patients.
When assessing an individual in psychotherapy and ascribing a diagnosis what should the therapist take into consideration? What information should they provide?
Medical conditions Family relations Family or origin Current Family Structure Genogram Previous treatment Current symptoms
What it’s going to be like in therapy with me as the therapist.
What resulted from the Tarasoff case in the 1970s?
Duty to protect
If the patient is a danger to self, someone else, being abused or abusing, the therapist is required to break confidentiality.
Name 3 types of Anxiety Disorders.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
Separations Anxiety
Panic Disorder
Phobias
Name 3 types of Mood Disorders
Depression
Bi-polar Disorder
Seasonal Affective Disorder
Describe the difference between neurosis and psychosis.
Neurosis is disruptions to daily life.
Psychosis is a separation from reality.
Describe the difference between Axis 1 and Axis 2 disorders.
Axis 1 - psychotic and neurotic disorder.
Axis 2 - Personality disorder. Longer in duration. Harder to treat. Characterlogical.