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| Goal of Humanistic Psychotherapy |
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Conscious Subjectivity -- there is a value value on the individuals subjective perception of the world and their personal experience;
develop authenticity
self actualization |
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| Kitchener's 5 Moral Principle |
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Autonomy
Justice
Beneficience
Nonmaleficence
FIdelity |
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| Three Requirements of Ethical Thought |
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Forethought
Knowledge of Theory, Law, Professional Standards
Trust in instincts |
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| Explanation of Behavior (Humanistic) |
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Human Behavior is guided by conscious processes
humans have free will
humans can guide themselves towards self actualization and aren't simply instinct driven |
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| Role of Humanistic Therapist |
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| Guides patient, but doesnt direct patient |
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Behavior is learned and can be unlearned
emphasizes present -- the presenting symptoms are the problem
the past is important because it shapes present cognitions and behaviors. However, treatment is focused on present behavior
Goals are clear, defined, and operationalized
client/therapist relationship isnt imperative |
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| Therapist role (Cognitive Behavioral) |
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Active
Directive
Prescriptive
Shapes Clients Behavior |
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| Repetition of past conflicts wherein feelings, behaviors, and attitudes belonging rightfully in earlier relationships are displaced onto the therapist |
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| Why is there no distortion of reality in transference? |
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| Because the client does not actually think the therapist is the transference source. |
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Present the patient with anxiety inducing stimuli for a prolonged period of time until the intensity of their emotional reaction is decreased.
Idea isnt to prevent anxiety but to cause extinction |
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| 2 examples of exposure treatments |
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Implosive Therapy
Response Prevention |
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| Expose client to an exaggerated anxiety |
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| what are three requirements of ethical thought? |
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1. Foresight
2. knowledge of theory, law, and professional standards.
3. trust in instincts |
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| standards that govern the conduct of professional members |
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| standards the guides the affairs of people in a community, state, county |
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