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Biological Model
Malfunctions in brain and nervous system (neurotransmitters and brain anatomy)
Abnormal hormone activity
Genetic
Viral infections
Biological Treatments
Drug Therapy
anti-anxiety, dep. etc..
Electroconvulsive Therapy-last resort
Psychosurgery-last resort
Psychodynamic Model
behavior determined by underlying dynamic psychological forces of which we are not aware
Regression
(defense mechanism)
person retreats from conflict by returning to an earlier stage of development
Projection
(defense mechanism)
imposing one's own impulses or wishes onto another person
Reaction Formation
(defense mechanism)
behaving in a way that is the opposite of one's true(repressed) wishes
other psychodynamic theories
seek to uncover past trauma and inner conflicts; understanding early experiences; therapist is a subtle guide
Psychodynamic Techniques
Transference: client and therapist need e/o ; relationship
Catharsis;
Behavioral Model
(Skinner and Watson)
Operant conditioning
-operates on environment and produces an effect (reinforced or punished)
Modeling
-learn behavioral responses by observing and repeating behavior
Classical Conditioning
-learning by association
ex: phobias
Behavioral Therapies
training to replace problematic behaviors with appropriate ones
-therapist as a teacher not guide
Cognitive Model
how we attend to, interpret, and use available information
ex: maladaptive thinking results in maladaptive behavior
ABC Model
a=affect -to-
c=cognitive -to-
b=behavior -to-
Cognitive Therapies
teach new way of thinking to prevent maladaptive behavior
-challenge dysfunctional thoughts
Sociocultural Model
behavior best understood with social and cultural influences
ex: talking to yourself
-must examine social surroundings to understand (abnormal) behavior
Sociocultural Abnormal Functioning
family structure and communication
ex: insane behavior becomes sane in insane environment
role of media
societal conditions
Downward drift hypothesis
link between low SES and behavior problems because problem behaviors lead people to drift downward in social status
Sociocultural Treatments
group, couple, family, community therapy
-includes prevention work
Biopsychosocial Model
interaction of genetic, biological, devleopmental, emotional, behavioral, cognitive, social and societal influences
-diathesis
Diathesis Stress Model
abnormal behavior problems involve interaction of vulnerability or predisposition and stressful life events or experiences