therapy and medicine Flashcards

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the displacement by the client of affect and feelings from 1 person of importance (parents) to another

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transference

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2
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friendly and affectionately towards the therapist

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positive transference

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3
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hostile to to therapist

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negative tranference

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4
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the therapists emotional reactions to a patient

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counter transference

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5
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more realistic view of their motivations and the needs of other people

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insight

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6
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emphasize ppls desire to achieve self respect

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humanistic therapies

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7
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emphasize the need to confront basic questions of existence (the meaning of life)

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existential therapies

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8
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need good relationship with therapist

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humanistic and existential therapies

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9
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person seeking growth but needs the support of an appreciative accepting therapist-carl rogers
–let the client do all the talking

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client centered therapy

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10
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nonjudgemental acceptance and empathy shown by the therapist

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unconditional positive regard

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11
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focuses on patients perceptions of themselves and the world

  • -role playing
  • -fitz pearls
  • -frustrate the person
  • -moment to moment not the past
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gesalt therapy

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12
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directs the patients attention to incorrect assumptions

  • -question your beliefs
  • -stop assuming
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rational emotive therapy

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13
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personal relationships

  • -good for depression
  • -transitioning (moving graduating
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interpersonal therapy

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14
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the average level of treatment benefits

– the focus in meta analysis

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effect size

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15
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the procedures employed by the therapist which may or may not match the procedures found in books

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technique factors

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16
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the social chemistry or dynamics o f the relationship btw the therapist and patient

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interpersonal factors

17
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concerned with the elements of psychothaerapy, what actually happens in therapy

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process research

18
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uses techniques based on operant and classical conditioning to change maladaptive behavior

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behavior therapy

19
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the application of operant learning principles to bring about a specific change in behavior

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behavior modification

20
Q

the gradual elimination of these special cues when they are no longer needed

21
Q

patients are given reward token for good behaviors, token are exchanged for desirable activities

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token economy

22
Q

in behavior therapy the individual is reinforced whenever a designed change in bodily functions takes place
–better able to control heart rate

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biofeedback

23
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interventions that intergrate cognitive and behavioral therapy
–homework

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cognitive behavioral therapy

24
Q

continued exposure to anxiety provoking stimuli will decrease anxiety to manageable levels and reduce phobic responses

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exposure therapy

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gradual approach to an anxiety provoking situation
exposure
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actually being in the situation that causes u anxiety
in vivo exposure
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thinking about being in the fearful situation
fantasized exposure
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the patient experiences higher and higher levels of anxiety thru working with the therapist to vividly imagine scenes depicting behavior and situations that he has tried to avoid
implosive therapy
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the individual is encouraged to imitate the behavior of the model
guided rehearsels
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direct observation of the model
live modeling
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the client practices the behavior often interacting with the model
participant modeling/ behavioral rehearsel
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the observation of a model through film or video
symbolic modeling
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imagine observing a model and a particular consequence
covert modeling
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a group of individuals assembles under the leadership of a therapist to enact significant events
psychodrama