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-DEVIANCE
-DISTRESS
-DYSFUNCTION
-DANGER |
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| BEHAVIOR THAT IS DIFFERENT, EXTREME, OR BIZARRE (D OF ABNORMALITY) |
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| UNPLEASANT AND UPSETTING TO THE PERSON OR OTHERS (D OF ABNORMALITY) |
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| INTERFERENCE W/ DAILY FUNCTIONING -- IMPAIRMENT (D OF ABNORMALITY) |
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| EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT RULES AND VALUES FOR PROPER BEHAVIOR |
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Definition
| PROCEDURE DESIGNED TO CHANGE ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR INTO MORE NORMAL BEHAVIOR |
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-1ST DOCTOR SPECIALIZE IN MENTAL ILLNESS
-FOUNDER MODERN STUDY OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY |
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| SAID MIND AS LIKELY TO GET SICK AS THE BODY |
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-STARTED ASYLUM REFORM IN EUROPE
-PATIENTS SHOULD BE TREATED W/ SYMPATHY AND KINDNESS |
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| MORAL TREATMENT (PHILIPPE PINEL?) |
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| EMPHASIZED MORAL GUIDANCE AND HUMANE TECHNIQUES |
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Definition
| FATHER OF AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY |
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MADE MORAL AND HUMANE CARE A PUBLIC AND POLITICAL CONCERN
--SET UP STATE HOSPITALS |
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| ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING HAS PHYSICAL CAUSES |
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Definition
-PHYSICAL FACTORS CAUSE MENTAL DYSFUNCTION
-CREATED FIRST CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
-DSM-IV TRACED TO HIM |
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Definition
| -ORGANIC DISEASE CAUSED MENTAL ILLNESS |
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Definition
-MAIN CAUSE ABNORMAL FUNCTIONING IS PSYCHOLOGICAL
-THOUGHT MENTAL PROCESS BOTH CAUSE AND CURE FOR A MENTAL DYSFUNCTION
-HYPNOTISM |
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Definition
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| --NO PHYSICAL CAUSE FOR SYMPTOMS |
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Definition
-DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION
-OUTPATIENT CARE/ COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH (*PREFERRED*) |
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IDEA: INSTEAD OF WAITING ON PROBLEM -- PREVENT THEM
-TARGET SOCIAL CONDITIONS OR CERTAIN POPULATIONS |
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UNIVERSAL (PRIMARY)
SELECTIVE (SECONDARY)
TARGETED (TERTIARY) |
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| TARGET EVERYONE (PREVENTION) |
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Definition
| TARGET AT-RISK GROUPS (PREVENTION) |
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Definition
| TARGET AT-RISK GROUPS WITH SIGNS (PREVENTION) |
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Definition
-EMPHASIS ON ENHANCING:
>POSITIVE FEELINGS
>POSITIVE TRAITS
>POSITIVE SKILLS AND TALENTS
-COPING SKILLS
>DECREASE NEGATIVE ONES |
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Definition
RELY ON SCIENTIFIC METHOD AND SYSTEMATIC COLLECTION AND EVALUATION
--DIFFER FROM PRACTITIONERS |
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Definition
| GENERAL UNDERSTANDING ABOUT THE NATURE, CAUSES, AND TREATMENTS OF ABNORMALITY |
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Definition
| UNDERSTANDING BEHAVIOR OF A PARTICULAR INDIVIDUAL |
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Definition
| DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF A PERSON'S LIFE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS |
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Definition
| ABILITY TO APPLY FINDINGS TO DIFFERENT GROUPS |
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Definition
| ABILITY TO FIND EXACT CAUSE OF PROBLEM |
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Definition
| DEGREE TO WHICH EVENTS AND CHARACTERISTICS VARY WITH ONE ANOTHER |
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Definition
| CORRELATION WHERE BOTH VARIABLES INCREASE OR BOTH VARIABLES DECREASE |
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Definition
| CORRELATION WHERE ONE VARIABLE INCREASES AND THE OTHER DECREASES OR ONE VARIABLE DECREASE AS THE OTHER INCREASES |
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Definition
| CORRELATION WHERE THERE IS NO RELATIONSHIP |
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Term
| 2 SPECIAL TYPES OF CORRELATIONAL RESEARCH |
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Definition
| EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND LONGITUDINAL STUDIES |
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Definition
| CORRELATIONAL RESEARCH WHERE YOU OBSERVE THE SAME PEOPLE OVER TIME IN ORDER TO GET A BETTER SENSE OF CAUSE |
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Definition
| # NEW CASES THAT EMERGE (EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES) |
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Definition
| TOTAL # CASES (EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES) |
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Term
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Definition
| # OF PEOPLE THAT HAD DIAGNOSIS EVER (EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES) |
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Term
| 3 METHODS OF CLINICAL RESEARCH |
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Definition
-CASE STUDY
-CORRELATIONAL METHOD
-EXPERIMENTAL METHOD |
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Definition
| RESEARCH METHOD WHERE ONE VARIABLE IS MANIPULATED AND THE OTHER IS OBSERVED |
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Definition
| MANIPULATED VARIABLE IN EXPERIMENTAL METHOD |
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Definition
| OBSERVED VARIABLE IN EXPERIMENTAL METHOD |
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Definition
| WHAT IS OUT OF EXPERIMENTAL CONTROL IN THE EXPERIMENTAL METHOD |
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| HOW TO CONTROL FOR CONFOUNDS |
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Definition
-CONTROL GROUP
-RANDOM ASSIGNMENT/SAMPLING
-BLIND DESIGN
-DOUBLE-BLIND |
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Definition
| GROUP OF SUBJECTS NOT EXPOSED TO INDEPENDENT VARIABLE BUT SAME SITUATION |
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Definition
SUBJECTS BLIND TO SITUATION THEY'RE IN
--CONTROLS FOR BIAS BY THE SUBJECT |
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Definition
EXPERIMENTOR AND SUBJECT BLIND TO CONDITION
--ELIMINATE BOTH BIASES |
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Term
QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL
RESEARCH METHOD |
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Definition
RESEARCH METHOD THAT
--NO RANDOM ASSIGNMENT
--USE GROUPS THAT ALREADY EXIST
--IE. AGE, GENDER, SES, IQ |
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Term
QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL
RESEARCH METHOD |
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Definition
RESEARCH METHOD THAT
--NO RANDOM ASSIGNMENT
--USE GROUPS THAT ALREADY EXIST
--IE. AGE, GENDER, SES, IQ |
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Term
NATURAL EXPERIMENT
RESEARCH METHOD |
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Definition
RESEARCH METHOD THAT
--STUDIES EFFECTS OF NATURAL OR UNPREDICTABLE DISASTER
--CAN'T BE REPEATED
--LIMITED GENERALIZABILITY |
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Term
ANALOGUE EXPERIMENT
RESEARCH METHOD |
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Definition
RESEARCH METHOD THAT
--PRODUCES ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR IN LAB PARTICIPANTS AND THEN CONDUCT EXPERIMENTS |
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Definition
MEASURE BASELINE BEHAVIOR (A) AND INTRODUCE BEHAVIOR (B) -- THEN TAKE AWAY (B) -- RINSE, REPEAT
--USED TO MEASURE BEHAVIOR CHANGE |
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Definition
| MEASURE 2 BEHAVIORS AT BASELINE THEN APPLY INDEPENDENT VARIABLE TO ONE BEHAVIOR -- THEN APPLY TO OTHER |
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Definition
MODEL
FOCUS: BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR
--GENETICS, PHYSICAL PROBLEMS, NEUROTRANSMITTERS, HORMONES |
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
--FAMILY HISTORY
--BRAIN DAMAGE
--NEUROTRANSMITTER IMBALANCE
--COURSE OF ILLNESS |
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT TYPES:
--STRUCTURED INTERVIEW
--NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS (EEG,MRI) |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
TREATMENT TYPES:
--MEDICATIONS
--ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY
--NEUROSURGERY |
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Definition
| SPACE BETWEEN TWO NEURONS |
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Definition
| CHEMICALS RELEASED THAT STIMULATE OTHER NEURONS |
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Term
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Definition
| CHEMICALS RELEASED BY ENDOCRINE SYSTEM |
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Definition
| SPECIFIC RECEPTORS FOR SPECIFIC NEUROTRANSMITTERS ON EACH NEURON |
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Definition
| INHERITED FROM PARENTS AND CAN INFLUENCE NORMAL AND ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR |
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Definition
| CHANGES OVER TIME AS A PROCESS OF EVOLUTION |
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Definition
| EXPOSURE AT BIRTH AND EARLY CHILDHOOD CAN INFLUENCE MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS |
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| ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY (ECT) |
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Definition
| TREATMENT THAT INDUCES SEIZURES BY STIMULATING NERVOUS SYSTEM -- USED TO TREAT SEVERELY DEPRESSED |
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Definition
--BRAIN SURGERY
--LOBOTAMY |
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Term
| 4 MAJOR TYPES OF MEDICATIONS |
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Definition
--ANTI ANXIETY
--ANTIDEPRESSANTS
--MOOD STABILIZERS
--ANTI PSYCHOTIC |
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Term
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Definition
DRUG THERAPY THAT REDUCES TENSION AND ANXIETY
--ACTS ON GABA |
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Term
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Definition
DRUG THERAPY THAT RELIEVES DEPRESSIONS
--WORKS ON SERATONIN |
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Definition
| DRUG THERAPY THAT STABILIZES MOOD FOR PPL W/ BIPOLAR |
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Term
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Definition
DRUG THERAPY THAT REDUCES CONFUSION, HALLUCINATIONS, AND DELUSIONS
--ACT ON DOPAMINE |
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Term
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Definition
| THE EFFECT WHERE TREATMENT HAS AN UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCE OR CREATES SYMPTOMS |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
FOCUS:
UNDERLYING PSYCHOLOGICAL FORCES AND PAST EXPERIENCES |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
--FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS (ESPECIALLY PARENTS)
--MEMORIES OF PAST EVENTS
--PAST AND CURRENT NEEDS |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT TYPES:
-UNSTRUCTURED INTERVIEW
-PROJECTIVE TESTS |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
TREATMENT TYPES:
--PSYCHOANALYSIS
--FREE ASSOCIATION
--DREAM ANALYSIS |
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Term
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Definition
| FREUD/PSYCHODYNAMICS--THE INSTINCTUAL NEED THAT DRIVES IMPULSES (PLEASURE) |
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Term
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Definition
FREUD/PSYCHODYNAMICS
--REALITY --FIGURE OUT HOW TO HANDLE IMPULSES IN A WAY THAT FITS IN W/ SOCIETY |
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Definition
FREUD/PSYCHODYNAMICS
--MORALS & VALUES
--Conscience |
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Term
| FREUD'S DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES |
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Definition
-- 5 STAGES
-- TASK MUST BE OVERCOME TO MOVE TO NEXT STAGE
--ONE CAN BECOME STUCK IN A STAGE |
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Term
| FREUD'S DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES |
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Definition
-ORAL
-ANAL
-PHALLIC
-LATENCY
-GENITAL |
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Term
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Definition
-REPRESSION
-DENIAL
-PROJECTION
-RATIONALIZATION
-REACTION FORMATION
-DISPLACEMENT
-INTELLECTUALIZATION
-REGRESSION
-SUBLIMATION |
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Term
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Definition
AVOID ANXIETY BY NOT ALLOWING PAINFUL THOUGHTS TO COME INTO CONSCIOUS AWARENESS
--IE. TRAUMATIC ABUSE
(DEFENSE MECHANISM) |
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Term
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Definition
REFUSE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE EXISTENCE OF A SOURCE OF ANXIETY OR DENY IMPORTANCE
--IE. CHEATING BF W/ SIGNS
(DEFENSE MECHANISM) |
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Term
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Definition
ATTRIBUTE OWN UNACCEPTABLE DESIRE/IMPULSES/MOTIVATIONS TO ANOTHER PERSON
--IE. THEY R HOSTILE, SAY OTHER PERSON IS
(DEFENSE MECHANISM) |
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Term
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Definition
CREATE A SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE REASON FOR ACTION THAT REFLECTS UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR
IE. DRUNK -- EVERYONE ELSE DOES IT
(DEFENSE MECHANISM) |
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Term
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Definition
PERSON ADOPTS BEHAVIOR OR THOUGHT THAT ARE THE EXACT OPPOSITE FROM UNACCEPTABLE IMPULSES
--IE. GAY -- ANTI-GAY
(DEFENSE MECHANISM) |
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Term
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Definition
DISPLACE HOSTILITY AWAY FROM A DANGEROUS OBJECT TO A SAFER SUBSTITUTE
--IE. TAKE FRUSTRATION OUT ON SOMETHING OTHER THAN SOURCE
(DEFENSE MECHANISM) |
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Term
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Definition
REPRESS EMOTIONAL REACTIONS AND TURN TO MORE LOGICAL (OVERLY LOGICAL) -- DETACHED
--IE. CANCER -- EDUCATE -- DISTANCE SELF
(DEFENSE MECHANISM) |
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Definition
RETREAT FROM UPSETTING SITUATION AND RETURN TO EARLIER STAGE
--IE. STRESSED -- GO BACK TO DEPENDENCY
(DEFENSE MECHANISM) |
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Definition
EXPRESS SEXUAL AND AGGRESSIVE ENERGIES IN WAYS THAT ARE ACCEPTABLE
--GOOD, HEALTHY DEFENSE MECHANISM |
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Term
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Definition
| UNCONSCIOUS REFUSAL TO PARTICIPATE FULLY |
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Term
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Definition
| INDIVIDUAL ACTS AND FEELS TOWARDS THERAPIST SAME WAY AS OTHER IMPORTANT PPL IN THEIR LIFE |
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Term
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Definition
--THERAPIST REACTS TO CLIENT
--WHAT CLIENT BRINGS OUT IN THERAPIST |
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Term
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Definition
| TREATMENT WHEN YOU TELL PATIENT TO DESCRIBE ANY THOUGHT/FEELING/IMAGE IN HEAD EVEN IF IT SEEMS UNIMPORTANT |
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Term
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Definition
| TREATMENT WHERE YOU LOOK AT SYMBOLIC MEANING IN DREAMS AND LOOK FOR PATTERNS |
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Term
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Definition
| WHAT ACTUALLY DREAM ABOUT -- WHAT THEY REMEMBER |
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Term
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Definition
| SYMBOLIC INTERPRETATION OF DREAM |
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Term
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Definition
| TREATMENT WHERE YOU RELIVE PAST REPRESSED FEELINGS TO WORK THRU CONFLICTS |
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Term
| SHORT-TERM PSYCHODYNAMIC THERAPY |
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Definition
| TREATMENT WHERE YOU PICK ON THING TO WORK ON |
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Term
| RELATIONAL PSYCHOANALYTIC THERAPY |
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Definition
| TREATMENT WHERE THERAPISTS ARE ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS -- THEY DISCLOSE A LOT -- PROVIDE REACTIONS |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
FOCUS:
BEHAVIORS AND LEARNING
(STIMULUS-RESPONSE) |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
-PROBLEM BEHAVIORS
-TRIGGERS FOR BEHAVIOR
-CONSEQUENCES OF BEHAVIOR |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT TYPES:
-STRUCTURED INTERVIEW
-SOCIAL SKILLS INVENTORIES |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
TREATMENT TYPES:
-SYSTEMATIC DESENSITIZATION
-RELAXATION TRAINING
-REWARD SYSTEMS |
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Term
| SYSTEMATIC DESENSITIZATION |
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Definition
| LEARN TO REACT CALMLY TO A FEARED OBJECT |
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Term
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Definition
TEACH DEEP BREATHING AND MUSCLE RELAXATION
-CREATE FEAR HIERARCHY |
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Term
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Definition
| GIVE REWARDS FOR GOOD OR APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
FOCUS:
COGNITIVE PROCESSES ARE CENTER OF BEHAVIORS, THOUGHTS, AND EMOTIONS
(THOUGHTS-FEELINGS-BEHAVIORS) |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
-THOUGHTS ABOUT PROBLEMS
-THOUGHTS ABOUT SELF
-PERCEPTIONS OF SITUATIONS
-MALADAPTIVE THOUGHTS |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT TYPES:
-STRUCTURED INTERVIEW
-COGNITIVE INVENTORIES
-AFFECTIVE INVENTORIES |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
TREATMENT TYPES:
-EVALUATING THOUGHTS
-RE-FRAMING THOUGHTS
-POSITIVE SELF TALK |
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Term
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Definition
-ASSUMPTIONS
-ATTITUDES
-ILLOGICAL THINKING PROCESS
-OVERGENERALIZATION |
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Term
| COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL MODEL |
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Definition
MODEL
FOCUS:
-EMPHASIZE COGNITIONS AND BEHAVIORS
-COMBINATION OF TWO MODELS |
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Term
| COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL MODEL |
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
-QUESTIONS FROM BOTH MODELS |
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Term
| COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL MODEL |
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT TYPES:
-STRUCTURED INTERVIEW
-COGNITIVE INVENTORIES
-AFFECTIVE INVENTORIES
-SOCIAL SKILLS INVENTORIES |
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Term
| COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL MODEL |
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Definition
MODEL
TREATMENT TYPES:
-IDENTIFY HOW THOUGHTS INFLUENCE BEHAVIORS
-EVALUATE THOUGHTS
0CAHNGE NEGATIVE BEHAVIORS |
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Term
| HUMANISTIC/EXISTENTIAL MODEL |
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Definition
MODEL
FOCUS:
-HUMAN EXISTENCE AND SELF-ACTUALIZATION |
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Term
| HUMANISTIC/EXISTENTIAL MODEL |
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
-SELF-PERCEPTIONS
-PERSONAL STRENGTHS
-VALUES
-SELF-EVALUATIONS |
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Term
| HUMANISTIC/EXISTENTIAL MODEL |
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT TYPES:
-STRUCTURED INTERVIEW
-COGNITIVE INVENTORIES
-AFFECTIVE INVENTORIES
-SOCIAL SKILLS INVENTORIES |
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Term
| HUMANISTIC/EXISTENTIAL MODEL |
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Definition
MODEL
TREATMENT TYPES:
-PROMOTE SELF-ACTUALIZATION AND ACCEPTANCE |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
FOCUS:
-ACKNOWLEDGE THE FACTORS OF CULTURE, NORMS, ETHNICITY, SUPPORT SYSTEM, GENDER RELIGION, FAMILY SYSTEMS, ACCULTURATION |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS:
-SUPPORT SYSTEMS
-CULTURAL BELIEFS
-FAMILY STRUCTURE
-RELIGION |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
ASSESSMENT TYPES:
-UNSTRUCTURED
-SOCIAL SKILLS INVENTORIES |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
TREATMENT TYPES:
-CULTURE-SENSITIVE THERAPY
-COMMUNITY THERAPY
-FAMILY THERAPY
-GROUP THERAPY
-COUPLES THERAPY |
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Term
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Definition
MODEL
FOCUS:
-INCLUDES GENETIC, BIOLOGICAL, DEVELOPMENTAL, EMOTIONAL, BEHAVIORAL, COGNITIVE, SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND SOCIETAL INFLUENCES |
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Term
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Definition
VARIOUS FACTORS INTERACT TO PRODUCE A VULNERABILITY
-GENETIC FACTORS
-STRESS FROM ENVIRONMENT |
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Term
| CHARACTERISTICS OF ASSESSMENT TOOLS |
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Definition
-STANDARDIZED
-RELIABILITY
-VALIDITY |
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Term
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Definition
-GIVEN VAGUE IMAGE -- PATIENT DESCRIBE
-LOOK FOR THEMES AND PATTERNS IN RESPONSE
-LOOK AT STYLE OF ANSWERS |
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Term
| THEMATIC APPERCEPTION TEST (TAT) |
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Definition
--SHOW IMAGE -- PATIENT TELL STORY
--CLIENT USUALLY IDENTIFIES W/ CHARACTER
--REFLECTS CLIENTS EMOTIONS, ETC. |
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Term
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Definition
| DETERMINATION THAT A PERSON'S PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS FIT A CERTAIN DISORDER |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
-CONTAINS 400 MENTAL DISORDERS
-CATEGORICAL
-MULTI-DIMENSIONAL |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
PSYCHOLOGICAL (AXIS)
-MOOD, ANXIETY, SUBSTANCE USE, EATING |
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Term
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Definition
PERSONALITY & MENTAL RETARDATION(AXIS)
-LONG-LASTING DISORDERS |
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Term
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Definition
GENERAL MEDICAL CONDITIONS (AXIS)
-ASTHMA, DIABETES, CANCER |
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Term
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Definition
| PSYCHOSOCIAL & ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS (AXIS) |
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Term
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Definition
| GLOBAL ASSESSMENT OF FUNCTIONING (GAF SCORE) |
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Term
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Definition
| PRESENCE OF 2 OR MORE DISORDERS |
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Term
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Definition
-AFFECTIVE
-SOCIAL SKILLS
-COGNITIVE |
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Term
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Definition
MEASURES THE SEVERITY OF EMOTIONS
-IE. BRECHT DEPRESSION INVENTORY |
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Term
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Definition
MEASURES HOW PERSON INTERACTS WITH OTHERS
-OTHER PPL RATES BEHAVIOR |
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Term
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Definition
| MEASURING THEIR WAY OF THINKING AND ASSUMPTIONS |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
-WORKING MEMORY
-PERFORMANCE SPEED
-PERCEPTUAL ORGANIZATIONAL
-VERBAL COMPREHENSION |
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Term
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Definition
| ASSESS A PERSONS "STYLE" OF INTERACTING AND APPROACH TO LIFE |
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Term
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Definition
500 T/F QUESTIONS
-MOST COMMON PERSONALITY TEST |
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Term
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Definition
| OBSERVE CLIENT IN NATURAL SETTING, LAB , OR OFFICE |
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Term
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Definition
| THE KNOWLEDGE OF OBSERVER BIASES THEIR PERCEPTION OF INDIVIDUAL |
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Term
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Definition
| INDIVIDUAL CHANGES BEHAVIOR B/C KNOW THEY ARE BEING OBSERVED |
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Term
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Definition
| IDENTIFY SET OF COMMON STRATEGIES IN EFFECTIVE THERAPISTS |
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