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| Meaningless imitation of another person's movements |
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| State of restlessness characterized by urgent need for movement-- usually side effect of medication |
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| Speech that is delayed in reaching the point- full of excessive/ irrelevant details |
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| abrupt change of focus to loosely associated topic |
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| Rapid shifts in thoughts from one idea to another |
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| Interruption of thought process before carried through to completion |
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| Rapid and increased speech |
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| Misperceptions or misinterpretations of real sensory events |
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| Inability to understand/interpret significance of sensory input |
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| Inability to recognize people or objects |
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| Inability to remember events that occurred just prior to the precipitating event |
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| Personality disorders and MR |
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| General medical conditions |
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| Psychosocial and environmental problems |
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| Narcissistic mechanism- failure to aknowledge existence of some aspect of reality that is apparent to others |
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| Narcissistic mechanism- attributing attributes or unacknowledged feelsins, impulses or thoughts to others |
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| Narcissistic mechanism- rigid separativng of positive and negative thoughts and of feels |
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| Immature mechanism- aggression towards others which is indirectly or unassertively expressed |
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| Immature mechanism- returning to earlier stage of development to avoid tension/conflict of present one |
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| Immature mechanism- conversion of psychological symptoms to physical illness |
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| Neurotic mechanism- creating self-justifying explanations to hide real reasons for one's own behaviors or another's behaviors |
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| Neurotic mechanism- blocking from consciousness painful memories and anxiety-provoking thoughts |
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| Neurotic mechanism- redirecting an emotion or reaction from one object to a similar but less threatening one |
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| Neurotic mechanism- switching unacceptable impulses into the opposite |
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| Mature mechanism- using comedy to expressing feelings/thoughts without provoking discomfort in self/others |
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| Mature mechanisms- redirecting energy from socially unacceptable impulses to socially acceptable activities |
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| Mature mechanism- consciously or semi-consciously avoiding thinking about disturbing problems, thoughts, feelings |
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| Yalom's curative fx- giving oneself to help others |
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| Yalom's curative fx- relieving one's emotions by expressing one's feelings |
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| Yaloms's curative fx- recognizing shared feelings and that one's problems are not unique |
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| Yalom's curative fx- responsiblity for change comes from within oneself |
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| Yalom's curative fx- involves discovering and accepting the unknown parts of oneself |
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| Yalom's curative fx- leads to understanding what it was like growing up in one's family through group experience |
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| Yalom's curative fx- accepting advise from group members |
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| Yalom's curative fx- benefiting from imitation of positive behaviors of group members |
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| Yalom's curative group fx- experiencing optimism through observation of improvement of others in the group |
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| Yalom's curative fx- learning successful ways of relating to group members |
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| Consious understanding and facilitation of curative fx |
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| Yalom's curative fx- enhances therapeutic value of group |
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