week 5 assessment + conceptualization Flashcards

1
Q

what are the 5 types of therapists? (freeman 13-23)

A

theoretician, technician, magician, politician, clinician

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what is the criteria for good conceptualization? (freeman 13-23)

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useful, simple, theoretically coherent, explain past behavior, make sense of present behavior, be able to predict future behavior

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3
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what is the critical incident technique? (freeman 13-23)

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patient is asked to describe a situation or incident they see as indicative of patient’s problems or descriptive of problems (p.18)

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4
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what is the highest-order clinical skill? (freeman 13-23)

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ability to develop tx conceptualizations

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5
Q

what is depression the feeling of? (burns 32-48)

A

loss

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6
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what is anxiety the feeling of? (burns 32-48)

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fear

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7
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what are the 4 basic sources we can experience stress from? (davis 1-10)

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our environment, social stressors, our physiology, thoughts

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8
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what are symptoms of anxiety in specific situations? (davis 1-10)

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tests, deadlines, competing priorities, interviews, public speaking

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9
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what are symptoms of anxiety in personal relationships? (davis 1-10)

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spouse, parents, children

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10
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what are some symptoms on the symptom checklist? (davis 1-10)

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worry, depression, anxiety, anger, irritability, resentment, phobias, fears, muscular tension, high blood pressure, headaches, neck pain, backaches, indigestion, muscle spasms, insomnia, sleeping difficulties, work stress

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11
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what is the best way to assess suicidality according to burns? (32-48)

A

ASK THEM

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12
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when should a person seek professional help according to burns? (32-48)

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if have been unsuccessful in own efforts to overcome mood problem and feel stuck

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13
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what is clinical interview? (dobson 15-25)

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type of assessment in which MHP gathers info from a client by asking open-ended questions and recording the client’s verbal and nonverbal responses (range from unstructured to structured) p.19

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14
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what is initial assessment? (dobson 15-25)

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portion of the assessment process that begins before therapy starts (usually 1-3 sessions) p.17

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15
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what are behavioral observations? (dobson 15-25)

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an assessment method where therapist observes the way a client responds to trigger/stimulus in upsetting emotional experience/maladaptive behavior/way client lives his/her life outside of therapy office p.23

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16
Q

what is collateral information? (dobson 15-25)

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info about a client that is supplied by a family member, health care professional, teacher, or someone else who has close contact w/ client and has had many opportunities to observe his/her behavior p.24

17
Q

why are suicide risk assessments essential? (dobson 15-25)

A

to ensure that at-risk clients are receiving the necessary care to reduce the likelihood that they will engage in suicidal behavior p.20

18
Q

what are the 3 levels of case formulation and examples? (persons & davidson)

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level of the case (therapist develops a conceptualization of the case as a whole); level of the problem/syndrome (conceptualization of particular clinical problem/syndrome); level of the situation (“mini-formulation” of patient’s reactions in particular situation) p.87-88

19
Q

what are the 5 components of cognitive-behavioral case formulation? (persons & davidson)

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problem list; diagnosis; working hypothesis; strengths and assets; treatment plan p.89

20
Q

what are the domains to cover in problem list? (persons & davidson)

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psychological/psychiatric symptoms; interpersonal; occupational; medical; financial; housing; legal; leisure p.89

21
Q

what is the relationship between case formulation and tx plan? (persons & davidson)

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tx plan comes from and is based on the formulation (particularly problem list + working hypothesis) p.99

22
Q

what is case formulation? (persons & davidson)

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a theory of a particular case p.86

23
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what is a working hypothesis? (persons & davidson)

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the heart of the formulation; mini-theory of the case; also describes the relationships among the problems on the problem list p.94

24
Q

what type of therapist practices what is most popular? (freeman 13-23)

A

politician

25
Q

what type of therapist acquires skills, regardless of model? (freeman 13-23)

A

technician

26
Q

what are the 6 components of the tx plan? (persons & davidson)

A

goals, modality, frequency, interventions, adjunct therapies, obstacles p.99

27
Q

what do standardized protocols treat? (persons & davidson)

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treat disorders p.106

28
Q

what do formulation-driven therapies treat? (persons & davidson)

A

treat patients p.106

29
Q

what do therapists need from the client if the client does not meet the criteria for randomized clinical trials (RCTs)? (persons & davidson)

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informed consent p.107