Therapy Pt2 Flashcards

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Instead of waiting to treat mental illness, community psychologists look to prevent illnesses by

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Looking at primary problems in communities and society

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Community psychologists support programs that help eliminate

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Unemployment, poverty, discrimination, and other demoralizing situations that have been highly correlated with mental illness

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Overall goal of a community psychologist

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Design preventive solutions so that potential problems don’t occur

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Community psychologists focus of stress or diathesis in the “Stress-diathesis model?”

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STRESS- Fix community

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Most common illnesses treated in cognitive perspective

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Depression 
Eating disorders 
Chronic pain 
Marital problems 
Anxiety disorders
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Cognitive therapy assumes that Thoughts exist between

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Events and responses

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In cognitive therapy, a person’s response depends on how they

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Interpret the situation

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Goal of cognitive therapy

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Teach people new and more REALISTIC, helpful, and adaptive patterns of thinking and acting

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Want to see glass half-full instead of half-empty

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Cognitive therapy

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Two major therapists where cognition is a strong focus

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Aaron Beck’s cognitive therapy

Albert Ellis’s Rational Emotive Therapy

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Rational emotive therapy is _____ ______ therapy

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Cognitive behavioral

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Beck believed the key to understanding depression was in an

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Individual’s thought patterns

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Beck argued that depressed people’s negative thought patterns and creation of negative schemas caused them to

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Misinterpret the world which often caused them to feel worthless and incomplete

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Beck’s interpretation on depressed people

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Depressed people tend to view world with “dark sunglasses”

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Arbitrary interference

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Drawing negative conclusions from an event without any evidence

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After an argument thinking “that person hates me”

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Arbitrary interference

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Dichotomous thinking

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Irrational all or nothing thinking

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“I cant be happy unless everyone likes me”

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Dichotomous thinking

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Beck developed a cognitive triad which looked at what person thinks about

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1) self
2) world
3) Future

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_________ people tended to have negative perceptions in a cognitive triad

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Depressed

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Theory of Explanatory Styles Effect on Depression

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Martin Seligman

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Martin Seligman- depressed people tend to explain negative external events with a

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Negative explanatory style

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Negative explanatory style: Depressed people view problems as 1) personal

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They caused the negative events

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Negative explanatory style: Depressed people view problems as 2) pervasive

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The negative events will affect everything they do

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Negative explanatory style: Depressed people view problems as 3) permanent
The negative events will last forever
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Belief of negative explanatory styles can lead to
learned helplessness
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Rational emotive therapy is a form of what therapy?
Cognitive behavioral
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Rational emotive therapy by
Ellis
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Ellis levied that people’s maladaptive thoughts led to
Maladaptive responses (behaviors)
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Rational emotive behavior involves getting patients to
Recognize the irrationalities within their thought patterns and helping them create healthier forms of thinking and behaving
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Most combative (argumentative) therapy
Rational emotive behavior Takes lots of practice
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Regression towards the mean
The tendency for unusual emotions (depression/sadness) or events to return (regress) toward their average state with time
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In order to test impact of treated vs untreated, studies using ______ can be used
Meta analysis
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Meta analysis simple words
Analyzing about analyzing
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Meta-analysis
Procedure for statistically combining the results of many different research studies
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What illustrates the success of psychology?
Meta-analysis | Shows how average psychotherapy client is doing better than average untreated person
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Therapies outside of psychotherapy are often
Biomedical
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The biomedical perspective focuses on
Altering Body chemistry
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Biomedical perspective is rooted in discoveries of
Psychopharmacology
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Psychopharmacology
Study of the effect of drugs on the mind and behavior
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Antipsychotics aka
Neuroleptics
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Antipsychotics are used to
Treat psychotic disorders like SCHIZOPHRENIA
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Anti psychotics helps those experiencing positive or negative symptoms?
Both
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Common examples of antipsychotics
Thorazine and clozaril
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Thorazine
Alleviates delusions/hallucinations (positive symptoms)
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Clozaril
Alleviates negative symptoms and social withdrawal
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Clozaril is prescribed for those at risk of
Suicide
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Neuroleptic drugs act as an antagonist and block dopamine receptors at the synapse to REDUCE
The amount of dopamine in the brain
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Tardive dyskinesia- side effect of neuroleptics
Produces an incurable disturbance of motor controls (shaking tremors), especially of the facial muscles which are INVOLUNTARY
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More side effects of antipsychotics
General lethargy, possible increase in negative symptoms, and sexual dysfunction
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Anti-anxiety aka
Anxiolytics
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Anti-anxiety drugs increase what neurotransmitter
GABA
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Anxiolytics drugs _______ nervous system activity; often called
Depress; tranquilizers
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Anti-anxiety stress
Reduce stress and suppress anxiety Temporarily
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Most modern anti-anxiety compounds are in a prescribed class called
Benzodiazepines
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Benzodiazepines include
Valium and Xanax
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Benzodiazepines have a high risk of
Physical and psychological addiction
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Anti-depressants are also used to treat
Certain anxiety disorders.. generalized anxiety and OCD
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Most anti-depressants increase the availability of
Norepinephrine and serotonin which elevates in arousal and mood
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Most common examples of anti-depressants
Prozac Zoloft Paxil
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Most common antidepressant
Selective serotonin reputable inhibitors (SSRI’s)
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Selective serotonin reputable inhibitors (SSRI’s) prevent the
Reputake of the neuronal increase levels of serotonin
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Reputake
Excess neurotransmitters are reabsorbed by the sending neuron
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Most common mood stabilizer for bipolar disorder
Lithium (carbonate)
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Lithium (carbonate)
Most frequently used to treat the mood swings of bipolar disorder
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Lithium decreases
Adrenaline and increases serotonin
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Lithium often can have dangerous side effects including being
Toxic on high doses
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Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)
Treat the severely depressed after other treatments have failed
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ECT success rates are high or low?
High
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Side effects of ECT
Memory loss
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Most drastic intervention
Psychosurgery
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Psychosurgery involves
Removing destroying brain tissue in an effort to change behaviors
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Bet known procedure of psychosurgery
Lobotomy
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Lobotomy
Ice pick like instruments is put through eye sockets cutting the links between the frontal lobes and the emotional control centers
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Lobotomy used to be to “cure”
Uncontrollability violent patients but now is very rare
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Side effects of lobotomy
Drastic personality change and unmotivated