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| Central Nervous System (CNS) |
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-Brain-4 lobes
-spinal cord |
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| Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) |
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-Somatic Nervous System:Voluntary action
-Autonomic Nervous System: Involuntary action
-Sympathetic division-"Revving up"
-Parasympathetic division-"Cooling down" |
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-Frontal
-Temporal
-Occipital
-Parietal |
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Trephination
Lobotomies
ECT |
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| Drill hole in skull to release evil spirits. |
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| Ice pick, through eye, separate frontal lobe, people become zombies. |
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| Electro's to the forehead and induce a seizure, side effects are patients sometimes have memory lost. |
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-Increase neurotransmission
-Initiate cell activity |
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-Reduce neurotransmission
-impede cell activity |
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| Psychoanalytic Perspective |
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-Brainchild of Freud
-Unconscious desires |
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Freud's topographic theory
-Unconscious |
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| -thoughts, memories, impulses, to put away. Deemed unacceptable |
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Freuds topographic theory
-Preconscious |
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| -not actively thinking about it, bringing up a memory. |
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Freuds topographic theory
-Conscious |
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| -What were aware of at the moment, moment to moment. |
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| -Moral conscience, keeps the ID in check. |
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| -"Middle Man" Come up with a solution (Reality Principle) |
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| -Pleasure principle, sexual or anger. |
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| Psychodynamic Interventions |
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Goals
-Gain insight
-Resolve emotional conflicts
-Find new ways of relating to people |
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-Free Association
-Resistance
-Transference |
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| -Person talk about whatever comes to mind |
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| -Client stops talking, a particular topic. |
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| -Very important, client recreates past relationships with the therapist. |
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-Observable and measurable behavior
-Key Tenet: Behavior is Learned |
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-Classical conditioning:
-Ivan Pavlov's accidental discovery
-key concepts:
US->UR
US+NS
CS->CR |
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-Reinforcement and punishment
-Thorndike's "Law of Effect" |
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-Whatever is learned can be unlearned
-Various techniques employed
-Exposure
-Systematic desensitization
-Aversion therapy |
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| Systematic desensitization |
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| -working your way up to the worst situation |
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| -PAir, a particular behavior, like if they smoke, you shock them. Making pleasures to unpleasures. |
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-Hey I can think
-Schemas
-Mental models, how we view the world and ourselves in the world. |
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Filter information
(Cognitive Perspective) |
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| Stupid, Ugly, Boring equals depression |
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| Maladaptive Thought processes |
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-Pessimistic explanatory styles
-Cognitive distortions |
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| "Black and White" Thinking |
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| -Assuming what other people are thinking |
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| -Focuses on Negative information |
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| -Environment is about them, people talking, assuming their talking about them. |
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Cognitive Perspective
Example |
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| Boss calls Linda and asks her to come to the office. She wants to thank her for the card and flowers. |
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Cognitive Perspective
Example |
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| -I just know I screwed up that report. I am always making mistakes. |
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-Cognitive restructuring
-Objective
-Thought Records
1. Situation
2. Automatic thought
3. Feeling (1-10)
4. Evidence for
5. Evidence Against
6. Alternate Thought
-Cognitive-Behavioral therapy (CBT) |
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