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Unit 9 Clinical Psychology Test Flashcards

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Different anxiety disorders

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Agoraphobia
Panic Disorder 
Phobias
and Social Anxiety Disorder
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Somatoform disorders

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illness anxiety disorder
somatic symptom disorder
conversion disorder
facitious disorder

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what qualifies disordered behavior (4 d’s)

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deviant, dysfunctional, distressing, or dangerous

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what is the DSM-5

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a widely used system to classify and treat psychological disorders

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what is psychopathology?

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the study of mental illness and psychological disorders

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Key concepts of psycho pathology:

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  1. diagnosis
  2. prognosis
  3. etiology
  4. prevalence
  5. incidence
  6. comorbidity
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diagnosis

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identifying a disorder or illness

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prognosis

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predicting the path or course an illness is going to take

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etiology

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underlying causes ie) childhood trauma, cognitive dysfunction, genetics, or brain abnormality

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incidence

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how many people are going to have the illness over a period of time

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comorbidity

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the simultaneous presence of two or more conditions

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prevalence

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the amount of people with an illness at a certain time (right now)

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insanity defense

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when a crime is justified because the defendant was deemed incompetent at the time of the crime

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historical etiologies

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demons, witch craft

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historical treatment methods

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insane asylums, beating, bleeding, burning, castration, trephination

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medical model

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identify symptoms, compare with other symptoms, then create treatment plan

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philippe pinel

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1st person to treat someone with mental illness

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diathesis stress model

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any pre existing vulnerability + anything that could be a triggering factor for mental illness = mental illness
ex) poverty + stress = mental illness

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pbj diathesis stress example

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conclusion: everyone needs different treatment for different circumstances

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psychodynamic perspective

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childhood, parental error, unconscious fear or anxiety, treated through free association and projective tests

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behavioral perspective

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environmental, phobias, conditioning

treatment: counter conditioning, aversion therapy, and exposure therapy

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humanistic perspective

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needs aren’t met, lack of unconditional positive regard

treatment: talk therapy

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cognitive perspective

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maladaptive thoughts, pessimistic explanatory style, depression
treatment: cognitive restructuring, and talk therapy

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biological perspective

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genetics, neurotransmitter deficiency or excess

treatment: medication, drug therapy, talk therapy

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sociocultural perspective

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deviance from social norms

treatment: talk therapy, environmental changes

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evolutionary perspective

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inherited abnormality, can be adaptive

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biopsychosocial

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diathesis is biological, but the stressor is environmental

treatment: talk therapy

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generalized anxiety disorder

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unexplained tension or unease most of the time. Can be caused by SNS activation, cognitive thoughts, or change in behavior or circumstance

etiologies: family school, sports, relationships, and genetics
treatment: talk therapy, medication

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panic disorder

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recurrent unexpected (panic) attacks, constant fear of another attack 
etiologies: genetics, stress, life changes
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social anxiety disorder

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intense irrational fear of social situations or performance,, avoidance of social situations, sweating or dizziness

etiologies: genetics, personality traits, past life experience
treatment: behavioral therapy, counter conditioning, and desensitization

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specific phobia

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excessive fear triggered, feel powerless against it, disrupts daily routines

etiologies: genetics, personality traits, and past life experience
treatment: behavioral therapy counter conditioning, and desensitization

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agoraphobia

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fear of open or public spaces bc you cant get help if you panic,, avoidance of at least 2 situations

etiologies: genetics, personality traits, past life experience
treatment: behavioral therapy, counterconditioning, or desensitization

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OCD

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obsessive compulsive disorder
O:thought (constant anxiety provoking)
C: behavior (makes the though go away) must be time consuming and often repetitive
Etiologies: genetics, neurotransmitter imbalance, unkown
Treatment: therapy and medication

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PTSD

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event that threatened death or serious injury/violence with one or more symptoms for 1 month

ex) intrusions, avoidance, negative cognition, mood change at stimulating situations
etiology: trauma
treatment: therapy, exposure therapy, vr therapy, medicine, psychotherapy, or holistic treatment

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Major Depressive Disorder

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  • 5 or more symptoms for longer than 2 weeks
  • significant physical, emotional, cognitive, or behavioral impairment
    treatment: psychotherapy, and medicine
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Persistent depressive disorder

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  • milder and fewer symptoms, but longer lasting
  • can continue everyday functioning
  • the common cold of mental disorders
    etiologies: diathesis stress, biological components, genetics, low serotonin, low norepinephrine,
    treatment: drugs SSRI’s,, ECT
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Bipolar disorder

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depressive state interspersed with manic state
Mania- flight of ideas, hyperactivity, lack of need for sleep, euphoria, inflated self esteem
highest risk of suicide
etiologies: diathesis stress, bio. components, low serotonin and high norepinephrine
treatment: drugs, mood stabilizers, and ect

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Cyclothymia

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causes emotional ups and downs, but they are not as severe as those with bipolar disorder

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seasonal affective disorder

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seasonal pattern of depressive symptoms,, caused by a lack of sunlight

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schizophrenia

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most serious psychological disorder characterized by an abnormal interpretation of reality

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positive symptoms of schizophrenia

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add to normal behavior

- delusions and hallucinations

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negative symptoms of schizophrenia

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  • flat affect: lack of expression

- catatonia: muscle rigidity

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disorganized symptoms of schizophrenia

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  • flight of ideas,, ideas quickly shift with no connections

- word salad,, jumbled words

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dissociative Identity Disorder

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dissociation: parts of personality are seperated,,, has 2 or more “alters” and identities

etiologies: extreme childhood trauma
treatment: talk therapy, drugs

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etiologies for schizophrenia

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genetics: monozygotic twins have the highest risk
paternal age: older parents have a higher risk
brain structure: larger ventricle size = higher risk
dopamine: too much dopamine

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treatments for schizophrenia

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biopsychosocial approach , drugs, family therapy, and social skill therapy

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disassociative amnesia

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seemingly at random a person forgets their own identity

etiologies: unsure, but possibly caused by a traumatic event

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fugue

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travel that occurs when identity is lost

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somatic symptom disorder

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experience physical ailment various body complaints and high anxiety over health

etio: stress
treatment: cognitive behavioral therapy,, very hard to treat

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illness anxiety disorder

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non-existent (minor) body systems. Worry or fear of serious disease, excessive health related behaviors

etio: stress
therapy: cog. beh. therapy

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conversion disorder

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4 requirements:

  • impaired physical or sensory function
  • no medical explanation
  • distress
  • dysfunction
    etio: stress
    treatment: cog. beh. therapy
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factitious disorder

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purposefully lie about bodily/psychological disorders,, overstate, invent, create symptoms

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malingering

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an action not a disorder,, creating symptoms to gain a reward or to avoid something

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paranoid personality disorder

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patterns of distrust and suspisciousness of others motives and behaviors are malevolent

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schizoid PD

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patterns of detatchment from social relationships, restricted emotional expression

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schizotypical PD

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acute discomfort in close relationships, cognitive and perceptual distortions

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antisocial PD

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lack of consciousness, lie, cheat, steal, anger, behavious are not always criminal or violent

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borderline PD

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instability in relationships and emotion and self image,, impulsive and manipulative

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histronic PD

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excessively emotional and attention seeking

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narcissistic PD

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grandiose sense of self worth, importance and need for admiration

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avoidant PD

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social inhibition, feelings of inadequacy in social settings, hypersensitivity to criticism or social situations

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dependent PD

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submissive or clingy behavior, anxiety when left to do own decision making

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OCPD

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patterns of orderliness , perfection, and control in most if not all aspects

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psychotherapy aka talk therapy

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treatments that are not focused entirely on freud or the unconscious

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psychoanalysis

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freuds term for inevitable

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resistance

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unconscious ways patient avoids confronting painful repressed memories and conflicts

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interpretation

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dream interpretation- dream analysis- Freud analysis

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transference

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occurs when patient is unconscious that mimic a critical relationship in there lives (child parent)

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projective tests

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insight

  1. rorschach test
  2. thematic test
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rorschach test

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client is shown images and is told to say what they see

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thematic test

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patient is given a topic and told to tell a story

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psychodynamic

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based on freud,, people are driven by their need for social relationships

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humanistic theory

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client centered,,

  1. congruence
  2. ucr
  3. tenant of good talk therapy
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congruence

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finding your true self and actual self balance

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tenants of good talk therapy

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Acceptance )A. no judgement
Genuineness )G. therapist is honest
Empathy )E. feeling from clients perspective,, listening and taking notes

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rational emotional behavioral therapy (REBT)

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  • activating event = final exam night
  • belief system = If I dont get an A I am worthless
  • consequence =severe anxiety
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Cognition and Depression (causes of depression)

Aaron Beck

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  1. self
  2. world
  3. future
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Beck depression inventory

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self reporting test that measures attitudes and symptoms of depression

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behavioral therapy

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counter conditioning, exposure therapy, desensitization,

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counterconditioning

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teach new response to stimuli to replace unwanted behavior

used for: changing emotional and physical response

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exposure therapy

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flooding, aversion therapy, VR

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flooding

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anxiety disorder patient confronts situation to fear with no escape

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aversion therapy

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drug abuse and alcohol = nausea

alcoholic is classically conditioned to associate alcohol to nausea

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systematic desensitization (John Wolfe)

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anxiety situation is paired with relaxation as patient works through anxiety hierarchy

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anxiety hierarchy

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  1. create list of anxiety events in order of fear
  2. train to purposely reduce automatic response
  3. face each step in hierarchy using relaxation
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cognitive behavioral therapy

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use process of cognitive and behavioral thoughts influence behaviors

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