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| Direct efforts to alter problematic responses and habits |
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| The physiological approach to therapy. Involves primarily drug and electroconvulsive therapy |
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| Clinical and counseling psychologists |
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| specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders and everyday behavioural problems |
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| someone who specializes in the treatment of psychological disorders |
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| therapy intended to enhance clients self knowledge to promote healthy changes |
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| bringing repressed fears and conflicts to the concious mind |
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| when clients say whatever is on their mind with no censor |
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| trying to explain inner significance of a persons thoughts and feelings |
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| unconcious defensive maneuvers that hinder progress of therapy |
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| when people relate to the therapist in ways similar to their own personal relationships |
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| a type of insight therapy that focuses on emotional support for clients |
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| Developed client centered therapy |
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| the first therapeutic condition. therapist must be genuine with the client. Commmunicating in a honest and spontaneous way . |
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| Unconditional positive regard |
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| The second condition of the therapy climate . therapist must be completley non judgemental. therapist doesn't have to approve of everything the client says |
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| therapist must understand the persons point of view |
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| reflect back the cleints feelings back but with more clarifcation |
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| get clients to recognize their own strengths , appreciate blessing, sovr the positive things in life, and find meaning to their life. |
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| Simultaneous treatment of multiple people at once |
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| Therapist and client must be on _____ footing |
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| therapy of both partners in a committed relationship |
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| treatment of family unit as a whole . main focus on family dynamic and communication |
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| Hypnosis tends to increase what ? |
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| application of principles of learning to change a persons maladaptive behaviors |
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| FIrst main assumption of behavior therapy |
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| behavior is a product of learning |
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| Second main assumption of behavior therapy |
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| What has been learned can be unlearned |
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| Systematic Desensitization |
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| attempts to reduce a persons anxiety by counter conditioning |
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| FIrst step in systematic densensitizaion? |
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| build an anxiety hierarchy , This is a list of anxiety arousing stimulus related to specific source on anxiety |
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| Second step in systematic desensitization |
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| training a person in a deep muscle relaxation |
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| Third step in SYstematic densensitization |
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| slowly work through hierarchy list while remaining relaxed |
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| exposing therapies in order to show them that its actaully harmless |
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