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Clinical Psych Study

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what causes schizophrenia's disorganized thoughts breakdown in selective attention
systematic desensitization is a form of cognitive behavioral therapy
idea that irrational beliefs influence distressing situations, not behaviors or other forms of thinking rational emotional behavioral therapy
gold standard therapy, focuses on identifying and avoiding negative thought patterns AND BEHAVIORS cognitive behavioral therapy
who came up with cognitive behavioral therapy aaron beck
gradual desensitization to a given stimulus is a key component of behavioral therapy (you are changing a person's BEHAVIOR to force them to encounter the stimulus)
histrionic personality disorder overwhelming desire to be noticed, alongaside the usual symptoms of like depression and bpd and stuff
schizoid personality disorder disorder characterized by a crazy lack of interest in forming social relationships
eclectic psychotherapist therapist that uses variety of techniques when approaching a problem
antisocial personality disorder social disorder in which a person shows no regard for right and wrong
therapy that focuses on the whole person, with their unique perspectives and ideas, instead of comparing them to other groups of people humanistic therapy
narcissistic and not histrionic diagnosis occurs when? when they aren't overtly begging for attention
remembered storyline in freud dream theory manifest
the thing pertaining to the unconscious thoughts, fears, desires in dreams according to freud dream theory latent
client learns to associate feared stimuli with super relaxed responses/stimuli systematic desensitization
schizophrenia that is slow to develop chronic schizophrenia
in chronic schizophrenia, recovery is (likely/unlikely) unlikely
what neurotransmitter is in surplus in manic phase of BPD norepi
what are some symptoms of schizophrenia inappropriate emotions, disturbed perceptions, flat affect, disorganized thinking
research links development of schizophrenia to what abnormality in the brain during child development viral infection
learning psychological perspective focuses on how environmental experiences shape observable behavior, like behaviorism and social learning theory (behaviors are acquired through reward, punishment, reinforcement)
what kind of therapist was carl rogers humanistic
what did carl rogers invent systematic desensitization
identity shifts between being happy and mature to childish temper tantrums and other crap dissociative identity disorder
common things to know about schizophrenia occurs more frequently in people born in winter and spring months, occurs less frequently in women than men, usually appears during adolescence or early adulthood
interpersonal therapy focuses on social relationships and NOTHING ELSE, DON'T PUT ANYTHING ELSE DOWN LOL
psychodynamic opinion of when someone takes their anger out on person a even when person b is causing the issue transference
depressed people typically attribute failures to themselves
what is the most common phobia fear of heights
what are some notable characteristics of labels in psychology they promote research on the topics, labels can create self-fulfilling prophecies, labels may create preconception causing bias
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