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12 Cards in this Set
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MORAL THERAPY |
Treating institutionalized patients as normally as possible in a setting that encouraged and reinforced normal social interaction, thus providing them with many opportunities for appropriate social and interpersonal contact. |
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PHILIPPE PINEL |
Has been considered as a primary figure in the movement for humanitarian treatment of people with mental illness in asylums |
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DOROTHEA DIX |
Played a major role in establishing more mental hospitals in the united states |
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LA BICÊTRE |
Marked the beginning of more humanitarian treatment of people with mental illness. (Freeing the patients) |
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JEAN-MARTIN CHARCOT |
Demonstrated that some techniques of mesmerism were effective with a number of psychological disorders, and he did much to legitimize the fledgling practice of hypnosis |
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FREUD AND BREUER |
Discovered the unconscious mind and its apparent influence on the production of psychological disorders |
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CATHARSIS |
Release of emotional materials |
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JOSEF BREUER |
Treated a young woman through hypnosis, whose identity was disguised under the pseudonym Anna O |
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PSYCHOANALYTIC MODEL |
Structures of the personality Defense mechanism Psychosexual stages of development |
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CLASSICAL CONDITIONING |
Stated instilling pathological fear (phobia) is possible through stimulus-response relationship |
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OPERATIONAL CONDITIONING |
Principles may contribute to the persistence of aggressive behavior, a key feature of conduct disorder |
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MODELLING |
Witnessing someone perform certain activities can increase or decrease diverse kinds of behavior, such as sharing, aggression, and fear |
