Therapy Perspectives Flashcards

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Develop feelings for analyst that represents feeling of someone in their life

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Transference

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Allows you to develop insight into the problem, increased self-awareness, decreased problems, and behavior change

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Transference

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Treatments are shorter, client is sitting up and talking, therapist is actively listening

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Psychodynamic Therapy

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4
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Client is the center of the therapy

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Humanistic Perspective

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Creates and unconditional positive regard atmosphere: ultimate goal is self actualization

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Humanistic Perspective

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6
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Uses nondirective counseling and active listening

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Humanistic Perspective

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Bringing together individuals in conflict under conditions where they can understand each other bettwe

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Encounter Groups

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Treats family as a system of views of the other individual’s unwanted behavior

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Family Therapy

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9
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Bereavement support, Alcoholics Anonymous

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Self-Help Groups

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Therapy that teaches people new, more adaptive ways of thinking

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Cognitive Therapy

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People’s problem stem from irrational thinking and help with anxiety disorders

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Rational-Emotional Therapy

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Stuck in irrational, bad thought process and can’t stop

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Rumination

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13
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Identify the clients automatic thoughts and habitual put downs and challenge them

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Depressions Therapy

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14
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Learn the elimination or reduce maladaptive behaviors through learning and personality theories

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Behavior Therapy

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15
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Used for smokers, anorexics

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Behavior Modification

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Behavioral techniques that treat anxieties by exposing people to things to avoid fear

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Exposure Therapy

17
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Anxiety treatment that progressively exposes people to electronic simulation to their greatest fears such as flying in a plane or public speaking

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Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy

18
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Person is taught to relax and image feared objects or situation and move them to the most frightening images

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Systematic Desensitization

19
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Systematic Desensitization is also called what?

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Counter Conditioning

20
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Commonly used to treat phobias

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Counter Conditioning

21
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Not desirable due to the use of force

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Flooding

22
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Patient is guided to visualize what they fear and learn to deal with it using relaxation

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Implosion

23
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Use punishment to teach patients a dislike

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Aversion Therapy

24
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People are not responsible for their actions is they were unable to control their actions at the time of the crime (would have done it with an officer nearby)

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Irresistible Impulse Rule

25
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People are not responsible for their crimes is they were unable to recognize the difference between right and wrong

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M’Naghten Rule