Behavioral Med.

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Biopsychosocial model includes:

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biological, social, and psychological factors that influence prevention

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Biopsychosocial model is incorporated into which disciplines?

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Family Med.
Internal Med.
Peds
Psychiatry

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How has biopsychosocial model expanded?

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New emphasis on physician behavior and communication skills

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What do we do to illicit and welcome the patient's perspective and feelins?

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incorporate talking as a psychological and social intervention

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What are the three common names for the biopsychosocial model?

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Patient - Centered Care
Family - Centered Care
Relationship - Centered Care

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What is a bias?

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a tendency or inclination, one that prevents unprejudiced consideration of a question

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What is a Prejudice?

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Unfavorable feeling or opinion formed before knowledge, thought or reason.

Unreasonable feelings, attitude, or opinions (usually hostile in nature) about a sex, race, or ethnic group

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What are Quirks?

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Idiosyncratic patterns in how one interfaces with their patients regardless of how they present.

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What are some of the mature Freudian Defense Mechanisms?

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Altruism
Humor
Sublimation
Suppression

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What are some immature Freudian defense Mechanisms?

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Denial, Displacement, Isolation, Rationalization, Regression

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Altruism

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Helping others to avoid negative emotions

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Humor

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Talking or joking about something painful or unpleasant in a way that makes others and yourself laugh.

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Sublimation

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Channeling an unacceptable drive or desire into a socially acceptable format

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Supression

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Deliberately putting aside unwanted feelings without becoming totally aware of them

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Acting Out

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avoid feelings by attention-getting inappropriate behavior

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Denial

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not personally beleiving intolerable facts about reality

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Displacement

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Transfering emotions from an unacceptable to acceptable person or object

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Dissociation

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Separation of function of mental processes

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Identification

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Imitating someone who is more powerful

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Intellectualization

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Using higher mental functions to avoid emotions

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Isolation of effect

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Fail to experience powerful feelings, even though you understand the event

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Projection

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Attributing ones unacceptable feelings to others

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Rationalization

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making resonable explainations for unacceptable feelings

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Reaction formation

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Denying unacceptable feelings and addopting opposite attitudes

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Regression

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Appearance of childlike patterns of behavior during stressful situations

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Somatization

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Turning an unacceptable impulse into a physical symptom

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Splitting

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Believing people or events are either all good or all bad because of intolerance of ambiguity

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Undoing

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Erasing an unacceptable event in the past by adopting acceptiable behavior in the present

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With the Erik Erikson's Stage Theory when would the Trust vs Mistrust stage occur

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1 year or younger

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With the Erik Erikson's Stage Theory when would the Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt occur

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2 - 3 years old

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With the Erik Erikson's Stage Theory when would the Initiave vs. Guilt occur?

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4 - 6 years

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With the Erik Erikson's Stage Theory when would the industry vs Inferiority occur?

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7 - 12 years

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With the Erik Erikson's Stage Theory when would the Identity vs Role Confusion

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Adolescents

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With the Erik Erikson's Stage Theory when would the Intimacy vs. Isolation occur

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20 - 34

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With the Erik Erikson's Stage Theory when would the Generactivity vs. Stagnation occur?

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35 - 65

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With the Erik Erikson's Stage Theory when would the Ego Integrity vs. Despair occur

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> 65

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In the piagets Stage Theory when does the Sensorimotor stage occur?

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Birth to 18 Months

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In the piagets Stage Theory when does the preoperational stage occur?

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18 months --> 7 years

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In the piagets Stage Theory when does the Concrete Operations Stage occur?

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7 years --> adolescence

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In the piagets Stage Theory when does the Abstract Operations Stage Occur?

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Adolescence throughout adulthood