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theories and therapies lecture Flashcards

1
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creates prejudice

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stigma

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negative or stereotypical view of someone with mental illness

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stigma

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4
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creates discrimination

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stigma

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5
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Major barrier to mental health treatment and recovery

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stigma

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contributes to fear and rejection

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stigma

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7
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giving help to others

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altruism

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8
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feeling connected and belonging

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cohesiveness

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9
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results in social isolation

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stigma

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10
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State of well-being in which individual realizes potential, copes with normal stresses, works productively, contributes to community

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Mental health

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may affect ability to function day to day

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mental health

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11
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affects a persons thinking, mood, and feeling

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mental health

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12
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can make it hard to relate to others

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mental heath

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13
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leading causes of disability

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mental illness

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14
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what is your preconscious layer?

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mind lies immediately below the surface

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what is the conscious layer

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the mind is your current awareness-thoughts, beliefs and feelings

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what is your unconscious layer

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where our most primitive feelings, drives, and memories reside, especially those that are unbearable and traumatic

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16
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pleasure seeking and impulsive part of our personality

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ID

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17
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is the problem solver and reality tester that navigates the outside world

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EGO

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18
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represents the moral component of the personality

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superego

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19
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how many times do you do psychoanalytic therapy?

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3-5x/week

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20
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this therapy knows and understand the unconscious

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psychoanalytic

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21
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this therapy is emotionally painful

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psychoanalytic

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22
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free association

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psychoanalytic

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23
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this therapy has shorter sessions

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psychodynamic

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24
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patient projects feelings unto therapist in what therapy and what is this definition

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psychodynamic/ trasnference

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25
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the therapist unconscious response to the patient

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psychodynamic - countertransference

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26
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loneliness is the most painful human experience

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interpersonal theory

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27
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humans are driven by the need for interaction

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interpersonal theory

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28
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Early relationship with primary caregiver is crucial for personality development

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interpersonal theory - Sullivan

29
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anxiety is based on approval/disapproval of caregiver

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interpersonal theory - Sullivan

30
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focus is on the good me

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interpersonal theory - Sullivan

31
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all behaviors is based on avoiding anxiety and threats to self esteem

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interpersonal theory - Sullivan

32
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Therapists (participant observer) actively challenge maladaptive behaviors and distorted views for people to modify them

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interpersonal therapeutic model

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focus is on the here and now

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interpersonal therapeutic model

34
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emphasis on patients life and relationship at home, work, and socially

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interpersonal therapeutic model

35
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classical conditioning

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Ivan pavlov

36
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personality traits and responses, adaptive, and maladaptive are learned

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John b Watson

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operant conditioning

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BF skinner

38
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based on classical conditioning
relaxation
exposure to anxiety provoking stimulus

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systemic desensitization

39
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based on classical operant conditioning

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aversion therapy

40
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eradicate unwanted habits by associating unpleasant consequences with them

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aversion therapy

41
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control of RR, HR, BP, by providing visual or auditory feedback of physiological response and then using relaxation techniques to change these responses

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biofeedback

42
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concerned with the human potential for development, knowledge attainment, motivation, and understanding

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humanistic theory

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person centered care

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humanistic therapeutic model

44
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people are basically health and good

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humanistic therapeutic model

45
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clients were in the best position to explore, understand and identify solutions in their problems

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humanistic therapeutic model

46
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focus is on self awareness and the present

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humanistic therapeutic model

47
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therapist seeks clarification and provides encouragement

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humanistic therapeutic model

48
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depressed people have standard patterns of negative self critical thinking

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cognitive theory - BECK

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Cognitive appraisals led to emotional responses, not the actual event but how one perceives the event.

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cognitive theory - BECK

50
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not breaking down the problem and dealing with it

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thinking in black and white

51
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using a bad outcome as evidence as nothing will ever go right again

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overgeneralization

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form of generalization characteristic or event

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labeling

53
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focused on negative detail and allowing it take everything else

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mental filter

54
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making a decision without all the facts

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jumping to conclusion

55
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inferring negative thoughts and responses to others

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mind reading

56
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things ill turn out badly as a established fact

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predictive thinking

57
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exaggerating the importance of something

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magnification

58
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extreme form of magnification is the very worst is to be a problem outcome

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castastrophizing

59
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drawing conclusion based on emotional state

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emotional reasoning

60
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think you should have or shouldn’t have done something

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should and must

61
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rigid self directives that presume an unrealistic amount of control over external events

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should and must statements

62
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assuming responsilbity for an external event or situation that was likely out of personal control

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personalization

63
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learning from other members

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interpersonal learning

64
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receiving help and advice

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guidance

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releasing feelings and emotions

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catharsis

66
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modeling after member or leader

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identification

67
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testing new behaviors in a safe environment

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family reenactment

68
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feeling hopeful about ones life

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instillation of hope

69
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gaining personal insights

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self understanding

70
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feeling that one is not alone

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Universality

71
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coming to understand what life is about

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existential factors

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