Psych Chp 18 Treatment Of Mental Disorders

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what is the earliest known attempt to treate mental disorders called? (drilling holes in a living person's skull)

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trephining

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Hypnosis was first known as?

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mesmerism

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therapists who believe that behavior is influenced by environment and people's perceptions are likely to use?

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cognitive-behavioral approaches

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therapists who think biological factors influence behavior use?

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drug therapy and psychotherapy

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what is the primary role of the psychonanalyst?

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to interpret patient but the patient has to provide the psychoanalyst w/ something to interpret

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free association

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client speaks freely
(analyst avoids eye contact)

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psychodynamic theorists see the ego as having the most control over the?

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unconscious

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what kind of therapy provides the client w/ a greater understanding of his/her potentional for personal growth & self-actualization?
(believes people are inherently good and have innate worth)

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humanistic therapy

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2 kinds of of humanistic therapy are?

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client centered & Gestalt Therapy

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Carl Rogers developed?

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the first humanistic therapy

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in client-centered therapy?

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client decides what to talk about

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the goal of humanistic therapy is?

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to foster experiences that will make attainment of the ideal self more likely

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What is the empty chair technique?

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clients imagine takling to someone that they imagine sititng in the chair beside them Ex: therapist may ask a woman to say things she walwyas wanted to say to her deceased father

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Gestalt & client centered therapy are only good for people who?

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are motivated enough to change and intelligent enough to gain insight into their problems

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what system was designed to remove unpleasant emotional response produced by feared object and replace it with relaxation?

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systematic desensitization

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what kind of therapy attempts to rid clients of their fears by arousing their fears at an intense level until client's response diminishes through extinction?

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Implosion Therapy

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what is it called when the client encounters the object of his/her fear?

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flooding

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behavior modification is based on?

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operant conditioning principles
*used for weight management, bed-wetting, smoking, anorexia nervosa

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to promote target behaviors, therapists use ?

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token economies (plastic tokens as a reward for completing tasks)

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what is covert sensititzatoin?

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when the punishing stimulus is only imagined

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what did Albert Ellis do?

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he created rational-emotive therapy

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what is rational-emotive therapy?

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psychological problems are based on how people think about upsetting events/situations

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cognitive behavioral theapists believe that when behavior changes it is because of ?

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changes in cognitive procceses

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what is it called when you have a neg. view of yourself?

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cognitive triad

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what kind of therapy is directed towards anxiety-disorders?

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Exposure Therapy

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salvador minuchin developed what?

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structural family therapy

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what is primary prevention?

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when you eliiminate cause of psychological problems and birng conditions that promote adaptive behavior

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what is secondary prevention?

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immediate intervention

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what kind of treatment is effective when you ahve a patient w/ a completely diff. culture than your own?

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cotreatment

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if you have 2 much dopamine you have ?

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delusions and hallucinations

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benzodiazepines are most effective for what type of disorders?

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Anxiety

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what does the SRRS say (social readjustment Rating Scale)

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any change in a person's life is a stressor those who score high have high levels of stress

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what is primary prevention?

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when you eliminate cause of psychological problems and bring conditions that promote adaptive behavior

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what is secondary prevention?

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immediate intervention

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what kind of treatment is effective when you ahve a patient w/ a completely diff. culture than your own?

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cotreatment

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ifyou have 2 much dopamine you have ?

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delusions and hallucinations

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benzodiazepines are most effective for what type of disorders?

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Anxiety

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what does the SRRS say (social readjustment Rating Scale)

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any change in a person's life is a stressor those who score high have high levels of stress

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who is chris loggins

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a kenyon student