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Client- Centered Therapy

-Humanistic Therapy developed by Carl Rogers




-Accepting, empathizing accurately & conveying genuineness




-Also known as person-centered therapy

Basic Irrational Assumptions

-According to Albert Ellis




-Inaccurate & Inappropriate beliefs held by those w/various psychological problems

Rational-Emotive Therapy

-Cognitive Therapy developed by Albert Ellis




-Helps clients identify & change the irrational assumptions & thinking that adds to their psychological disorder

Family Pedigree Study

-Research Design




-Investigators determine how many & which relatives of a person w/a disorder have the same disorder

Benzodiazepines

-Common group of anti-anxiety drugs




-Ex. Valium & Xanax

Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid




(GABA)

When this neurotransmitter has low activity -




- Leads to generalized anxiety disorder

Sedative-Hypnotic Drugs

- Drug that calms people at lower doses -




- Help them fall asleep at higher doses -

Relaxation Training

-Treatment procedure




-Teaches clients to relax at-will so they can calm themselves in stressful situations

Biofeedback

-Client is given information about psychological reactions as they occur




-Learns to control the reactions volunarily

Electromyograph (EMG)

-Device that provides feedback about the level of muscular tension in the body

Phobia

-Persistent & Unreasonable fear of particular object, activity, or situation

Specific Phobia

-Severe & Persistent fear of specific object or situation

Agoraphobia

-Anxiety Disorder




-Person is afraid to be in public situations from which escape might be difficult or help unavailable IF panic-like symptoms occured

Classic Conditioning

-Process of learning




-Two events that occur close together become strongly associated in a persons mind




-Person then reacts similarly to both events

Modeling

-Process of learning




-Person observes & imitates others




-Therapy approach based on same principle

Stimulus Generalization

-Considered 'phenomenon'




-Responses to one stimulus are produced by similar stimuli

Preparedness

-Predisposition to develop certain fears

Exposure Treatments

-Behavioral Treatment




-Persons are exposed to the objects or situations they dread

Systematic Desensitization

-Developed by Joseph Wolpe




-Learn to relax while gradually facing the objects or situations they fear




-New relaxation response is thought to substitute for fear response

Flooding

-Treatment for phobias




-Clients are exposed repeatedly & intensively to feared object




-Made to see that IT IS actually harmless

Social Anxiety Disorder

- Severe & Persistent fear... -




- Social or Performance situations in which embarrassment may occur -