What is sullivans interpersonal theory?

A model for understanding psychiatric alterations that are focused on interpersonal problems

Purpose of all behavior according to sullivans theory

Needs not met through interpersonal interactions, and to reduce or avoid anxiety

Security operations according to sullivans theory

Measures the individual employs to reduce anxiety and enhance security.

Interpersonal theory is most effective in teaching what?

Grief and loss, interpersonal disputes, and role transition

What did hildegard peplau introduce?

Concepts based on sullivans theory emphasizing the nurse patient relationship

Pavlovs classic conditioning definition

When a neutral stimulus was repeatedly paired with another stimulus, eventually the bell alone could elicit salivation

Watson's behavioral theory contended that ____

Contended that personality traits and responses (adaptive and maladaptive) were socially learned through classical conditioning

Skinners operant conditioning theory was a method of learning that ____

Occurs through rewards and punishment for voluntary behavior

Absence of reinforcement also known as _____ can cause what

Extinction, also decreases behavior by withholding a reward that has become habitual

Negative reinforcement is defined as

Removing an undesirable stimulus

Absence of reinforcement example

A parent ignores a child that is crashing out

Behavioral therapy sections

Modeling, operant conditioning, exposure therapy, aversion therapy, and biofeedback

Modeling is defined as

Providing a role model for specific identified behaviors

Operant conditioning is defined as

Basis for behavior modification that uses reinforcement to increase desired behaviors

Exposure therapy is defined as

Patients are encouraged to face their fears and emotionally process them in a safe environment

Aversion therapy use and what is it used for

Pairing a target behavior with a negative stimulus. Used for substance use disorders

Biofeedback is defined as

Controlling the bodies response to stress and anxiety.

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Question	Answer
What is sullivans interpersonal theory?	A model for understanding psychiatric alterations that are focused on interpersonal problems
Purpose of all behavior according to sullivans theory	Needs not met through interpersonal interactions, and to reduce or avoid anxiety
Security operations according to sullivans theory	Measures the individual employs to reduce anxiety and enhance security.
Interpersonal theory is most effective in teaching what?	Grief and loss, interpersonal disputes, and role transition
What did hildegard peplau introduce?	Concepts based on sullivans theory emphasizing the nurse patient relationship
Pavlovs classic conditioning definition	When a neutral stimulus was repeatedly paired with another stimulus, eventually the bell alone could elicit salivation
Watson's behavioral theory contended that ____	Contended that personality traits and responses (adaptive and maladaptive) were socially learned through classical conditioning
Skinners operant conditioning theory was a method of learning that ____	Occurs through rewards and punishment for voluntary behavior
Absence of reinforcement also known as _____ can cause what	Extinction, also decreases behavior by withholding a reward that has become habitual
Negative reinforcement is defined as	Removing an undesirable stimulus
Positive reinforcement is defined as	Adding a desirable stimulus
Absence of reinforcement example	A parent ignores a child that is crashing out
Behavioral therapy sections	Modeling, operant conditioning, exposure therapy, aversion therapy, and biofeedback
Modeling is defined as	Providing a role model for specific identified behaviors
Operant conditioning is defined as	Basis for behavior modification that uses reinforcement to increase desired behaviors
Exposure therapy is defined as	Patients are encouraged to face their fears and emotionally process them in a safe environment
Aversion therapy use and what is it used for	Pairing a target behavior with a negative stimulus. Used for substance use disorders
Biofeedback is defined as	Controlling the bodies response to stress and anxiety.

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