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| Psychological Determinism |
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Causality from within
Causality from before |
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| Id, ego, and superego interacting. |
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| Psychological Development |
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| Uncovering Unconscious Processes (name 4 ways of getting the info) |
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Free association
Analysis of defenses
Analysis of dreams
Analysis of lives and work |
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Psychological Determinism
Mental Structures
Psychological Dynamics
Psychological Development
Uncovering Unconscious Processes |
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Dream Work
describe the below:
Condensation
Displacement
Visual (and auditory) representation
Secondary revision |
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Condensation--shorter
Displacement--safer
Visual (and auditory) representation—allows for more displacements
Secondary revision—better narrative, less unsettling |
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| Five Views of the Mentally Ill |
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The Mentally Ill are:
Bad, Evil
Good, and Noble
Amusing, Entertaining
Fixable (under controlled conditions)
Fixable (under natural conditions) |
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| Clinical Assessment: Three approaches |
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Diagnostic categories
Behavioral assessment
Transdiagnostic symptoms & processes |
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Derived from medical tradition
Identifying the “syndrome” reveals the:
Cause
Course
Treatment
Treat the cause and the symptoms |
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Derives from psychological tradition and from behaviorism
Best predictor of future behavior is past behavior
Treat the symptoms |
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Emotion regulation
Bipolar and other Mood Disorders, Histrionic P.D.
Self
Narcissistic P.D., Borderline P.D.,
Eating Disorders Schizophrenia
Theory of mind
Autism, Antisocial P.D.
Affiliation & Attachment
Borderline P.D., Autism, Frontotemporal Dementia, Separation Anxiety Disorder, Attachment Disorder
Attention
Schizophrenia, Attention-deficit disorder
Sleep disruption
Bipolar Disorder, Depressive Disorder, Sleep Disorder |
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| DSM-IV multiaxial classification |
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Axis I Clinical Disorders
Axis II Personality Disorders and Mental Retardation
Axis III General Medical Conditions
Axis IV Psychosocial and Environmental Problems
Axis V Global Assessment of Functioning |
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