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| Psycohanalytic T.: anus is primary erogenous zone, 2nd stage (2yr old) |
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| C. Young: psychoanalytic T. variation focusing on less-biological drives and more human drives |
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| J. Watson: School of psych. focusing on observable behavior |
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| Therapeutic procedure in which patients recall earlier emotional trauma to re-experience emotions (Freud & Breuer) |
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| Jung: every person carries wisdom, strivings and ideas of predecessors |
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| Conditioned Response (CR) |
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| Response evoked by CS via classical conditioning |
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| Previously neutral stimulus associated with an unconditioned stimulus via classical conditioning |
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| Idea that abnormal behavior is caused by evil spirits |
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| Psychoanalytic T.: conscious part of personality responsible for dealing with reality |
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| Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) |
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| Produces convulsions with electric shocks to brain, useful for dealing with profound depression |
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| Key psychoanalytic procedure. Subject gives FREE reign to thought or feelings to reveal repressed material |
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| Bacterial infection of Cent. Nerv. Sys. destroying brain tissue resulting in various psychotic and physical abnormalities |
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| Psycohanalytic T.: Heterosexual interests predominate, 4th and final stage (adulthood) |
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| Definition of any mental disorder that contains: value judgement (harmful) and an objective scientific component (dysfunction) |
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| Definition of any mental disorder that contains: value judgement (harmful) and an objective scientific component (dysfunction) |
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| Psychan. T.: part of personality present at birth, biological urges to satisfy gratification |
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| A. Adler: variation of Psych. An. T. focused on people striving for self betterment |
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| Psych An. T.: Age 6-12 when Id plays minor role in motivation |
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| Principle of learning: Behavior is acquired by the virtue of its consequences |
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| Learning by observing and imitating behavior, or demonstrating behavior for others |
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| Therapeutic regimen during French Revolution: mentally ill are released and treated civilly |
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| Gaining or eliminating a response because of the environmental possibilities of reinforcement and punishment. |
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| Psych. An. T.: mouth is main erogenous zone, first stage (birth-2yo) |
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| Psych An. T.: Maximal gratification attained from genital stimulation. 3rd stage (age 3-6) |
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| Primarily verbal means of helping troubled individuals change their personality to achieve better life satisfaction |
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| Rational-emotive behavior therapy (REBT) |
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| A. Ellis: Cognitive reconstructing behavior therapy, claims most disordered behavior is rooted in unrealistic demands and goals |
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| part of personality that acts on conscience and reflects societies learned moral standards |
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