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| reflects if test meets intended purpose |
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| consistency of instrument |
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| study of causes of disease |
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| objective evidence or manifestation of illness or disorder; measurable/observable |
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| perceptible, subjective changes in body or functions; not measurable |
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| predictable direction an illness will take without intervention |
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| prediction of course & end of disease & outlook based on it |
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| medical, surgical, or psychiatric management of patient |
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loss of control
compulsion to use
not detered by consequences |
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| characteristics of disease of addiction |
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| primary, chronic, progressive |
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| alcoholic as degenerate and alcoholism as moral weakness that should be punished, repented form and prohibited |
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| addiction caused by underlying problem that if fixed alcoholism will be resolved |
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| personal pathology of addict, uncover unconcious conflicts |
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| focus on changing personality traits of addict |
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| changing of reinforcements to change abuse |
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| physiological dysfunction causes addiction; ie. allergy or metabolic disorder |
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| progressive disease; physical, mental, spiritual. responsible for future behavior |
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| social/environmental forces cause addiction; peer pressure, availablity, etc |
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| bio aspects influence psych, which impacts, social aspects in ongoing interactive way |
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| emphasis on reducing problems with usage; ie. needle exchange |
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| early experiences shape personality; psychosexual stages; therapy= dream analysis, analysis |
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| challenge life goals, offer encouragement, sense of belonging; therapy= gathering history, family constellations, etc |
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| help people see they are "free" encourage self awareness & experiencing common struggles of existence; responsibility for life events |
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| provide envt for self exploration; stresses attitude of therapist, active listening |
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| awareness of moment to moment experiences to expand capacity to make choices; therapy= experiment to intensify experiences and intergrate conflicting feelings |
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| help client in being more effective in meeting own needs; develop plans to change behaviors that arent effective |
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| eliminate maladaptive behaviors and learn more effective ones; therapy= modeling, relaxation, systematic desensitization |
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| cognitive behavior therapy |
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| confront faulty beliefs & become aware of and change automatic thoughts; socratic dialogue, role playing, homework assignments |
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| brief evalutaion to identify possible substance abuse; not diagnostic |
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cutt down?
annoyed by others?
guilt?
eye opener aka hair of the dog? |
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| addictions severity index; 45mins long; standard method for ass of addicts severity and need |
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| time limited formal process to collect historical and current info from client and family to make diagnosis & determind type & intensity of treatment and predict length and outcome of treatment |
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| american soceity for addiction medicine; admission criteria/placement for treatment of substance abuse disorders |
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1. Acute intoxication/withdrawal potential
2. biomedical conditions
3. emotional/behav/cognitive condition
4. readiness to change
5. relapse potential
6. recovery environment |
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| instincts, pleasure principle |
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| help repress anxiety so ego can function |
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