front 1 Darwins theory | back 1 only the fittest organisms will adapt and survive through the process of natural selection -only the fittest survive |
front 2 sigmund freud | back 2 believed that unconscious and emotions had a strong impact on behavior |
front 3 sigmund freud believed the mind was made of threee interacting structures ID | back 3
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front 4 sigmund freud believed the mind was made of three interacting structures EGO | back 4
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front 5 sigmund freud beloved the mind was made of three interacting structures superego | back 5
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front 6 repression | back 6 repressed memories |
front 7 jean Piaget | back 7 devised a theory of intellectual or cognitive development -personality is the result of interrelated |
front 8 cognitive development: | back 8
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front 9 Maslow | back 9 theories of personality, motivation, self-actualization, and human nature. (hierarchy of needs) |
front 10 the main goal is cognitive therapies is to replace | back 10 functional beliefs and thoughts for the purpose of causing a change in personal viewpoints |
front 11 homeostasis | back 11 the tendency of the body to achieve and maintain a steady internal state |
front 12 Hans Selye | back 12 described the bodies physical responses to stress and the process by which people adopt. three stages: alarm, resistance, exhaustion |
front 13 when stressors last too long, the glands fail to produce increase levels of hormones. -death from exhaustion can occur (T/F) | back 13 true |
front 14 cognitive therapy | back 14 identifies and modifies distorted thinking patterns to improve emotions and behviors |
front 15 behavioral therapy | back 15 modifies unhealthy behaviors through conditioning techniques ex:exposure therapy or person with therapy of dogs undergos exposure therapy |
front 16 cognitive behavioral therapy | back 16 combines cognitive and behavior approaches to change negative thought patterns and behaviors ex: a person with anxiety learns relaxation techniques and reframes anxious thoughts about social situations |
front 17 client centered psycho therapy | back 17 to provide a supportive enviorment where clients explores personal growth lead by their own experiences |
front 18 group therapy | back 18 provides therapeutic support in a group setting *originated in ww2, because there wasn't enough drs. |
front 19 self help therapies | back 19 individuals use structured guides or groups independently |
front 20 T-groups | back 20 focuses or interpersonal relationships and group dynamics for personal or professional growth |
front 21 online therapies | back 21 video sessions online |
front 22 psychobiology of mental health | back 22 genetics, neuro transsmitter activity, viruses,fetal development, immune system dysfunction (such as flu, herpes, Epstein bar) |
front 23 goals for any therapeutic groups | back 23
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front 24 self help groups | back 24 people that have the same problem |
front 25 (body) somatic therapies | back 25 ex: drug treatment therapy, electro convulsive treatment therapy, biofeedback , phototherapy, acupuncture, pharacotherapy |
front 26 biofeedback example | back 26 flowers (something pretty too look at for someone with depression |
front 27 health is a changing state that is influenced by genetics, behavior, and the environment (t/f) | back 27 trueee |
front 28 citizens label a person mentally ill after what? | back 28 after the ability to function independently is impaired for a period of time |
front 29 seven principles of mental health carre | back 29
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front 30 trust between client and caregiver involves three concepts: | back 30
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front 31 etcololia | back 31 echo |
front 32 flight of ideas | back 32 what patients saying doesn't connect (all over the place) |
front 33 neologism | back 33 scizophrenics, coin new words and definitions (makes up own language) ex: Zargels are good to eat |
front 34 word salad | back 34 throwing in all kinds of different words |
front 35 communication | back 35 the reciprocal exchange of info, beliefs, feelings, and attitudes between two persons or among a group of persons |
front 36 people engage in two types of communications | back 36
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front 37 characteristics of communication five elements must be present for successful communication | back 37
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front 38 dr Eric berne | back 38 used transactional analysis to refer to the process of investigating what people say and do to each other. -believed that three ago states exist within all of us |
front 39 what makes up ones individual personalities | back 39 child, parent, and adult |
front 40 what is one of the most important tools for communicating with mentally ill clients ? | back 40 effective listening |