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Be able to differentiate the primary approach/emphasis of the Cognitive-Behavioral FOR from that of the other FORS presented to date
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Know what type(s) of treatment activities are characteristic of Beck's "Cognitive Therapy" approaches..
Depression Inventory
Know which cognitive behavioral theorist is associated with adapting this approach to use with children
Donald Miechenbaum
Identify the various approaches contained within the eclectic object relations frame of reference in contrast to one or more which are not
Psychoanalytic
Humanistic
Be able to identify what types of things Freud felt were relevant to explore in his patients and differentiate them from those of other theorists
Childhood trauma
The unconscious
The symbolisms of dreams
need for insight
Given a psychosocial development stage (oral, anal, genital), be able to identify from a list of behaviors the one most closely identified with "fixation" at that particular stage
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Define Projection
Believing that an unacceptable feeling of one's own belongings to someone else
Define sublimation
channeling unacceptable wishes into socially accepted behaviors
Define denial
Refusing to believe something that causes anxiety
Define regression
Going back to an immature pattern of behavior
Define rationalization
Making excuses for unacceptable feelings or behaviors
Define conversion reaction
Psychic conflicts are turned into actual physical symptoms
Be able to identify the type of evaluation materials traditionally used with the objects relations (psychoanalytical) models
Medical record review
Caregiver
Questionnaire/Interview
Clinical Observation
Projective eval (drawings, picture collage)
Poetry
Dance
Therapeutic use of self
Awareness groups
Differentiate the approach to treatment most likely taken in the FOR from that which might be taken using other FOR
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Be able to identify the general goals of therapy and what types of things show evidence of patient "progress" in the object relations model
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Given a list of four possible definitions of unconditional positive regard, select the one which most closely matches Roger's meaning
Self-Actualization
Maslow is know for what concept/approach?
heirarchy of needs
Self actualization
Perls is known for what concept/approach?
owning all the fragments of self
the here and now
Rogers in known for what concept/approach?
Client centered
unconditional postivie regard
Berne is known for what concept/approach?
Transactional analysis
games play people
Be able to identify from a list two prominent object relations-oriented OT theorist
Gail Fidler
Ann mosey
Identify the down side of using the psychoanalytic model in practice
may be threatening to consumer
expensive
process tends to be long-term
managing intimacy an issue
Differentiate the appropriate Cognitive Disabilities goal statement from goal statements typical of other approaches
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Identify the type of treatment setting Claudia Allens model was designed for use in?
Psychological tx setting
Identify some of the other types of settings in which allens model, and the ACLs , in particular might come in handy
Phys Dis
Identify the correct characterization of the ACLS from a list of distracters
Standardized
Identify what score--if any--a person who refuses the ACLS should be awarded
No score
Identify alternatives to using the ACLS if the patient refuses because they don't do crafts
Lower Cognitive Level Test
Identify what problems, if any, there might be with the validity of the ACLS if the patient has previously done the ACLS as a hobby
Score won't be accurate
Identify appropriate levels of post-discharge care for persons functioning at cognitive level 3-6
3- 24 hr nursing care
4-24 hr supervision
5-live alone with weekly checks
6-live and work Independately
Identify the roles of the OTA when using the cognitive disabilities mode
Assist OT in initial Assessment
Monitor any changes in cognitive level
Assist OT in making environmental recommendations
Identify where a therapist can obtain Claudia Allen evaluation and treatment materials, books, etc
S&S worldwide
Identify the purpose for using the ACLS, what does it measure
Find out what cognitive level people are at
Be familiar with side effects that may be seen in patients using antipsychotic drugs
Weight gain
Headache
Insomnia
GI upset
Drowsiness
Confusion
Be able to recognize which drugs are and are not considered to be prominent in the mood stabilizer class for the treatment of bipolar disorder
Lithium
Anticonvulsant
Depakote
Lamictal
Tegretol
Be familiar with Ellis's term musturbatory thinking
These are unconditional “musts, shoulds, ougths” that people tell themselves about events.