Personality
Name given to ID drive in unconscious personality structure which results in avoiding pain and seeking enjoyment/satisfaction.
What is pleasure principle?
The name for a personality type that includes carefree, flexible and even-tempered behavior.
What is type B personality?
This is a major factor (according to the DSM) in determining whether one's behaviors, thoughts, emotions are mental health disorder?
What is interferes with their functioning?
This treatment does not include techniques to change behavior.
What is psychoanalysis (analysis)?
These are what Carl Jung state influence our personality.
What are archetypes?
This is the stage which children (boys and girls) unconsciously develop animosity toward same sexed parent in hopes of having opposite sexed parent to themselves.
What is the phallic stage of psychosexual development?
Name for event in our environment or stimuli that has the capacity to threaten our behavioral, mental, and physical processes
What is a stressor?
People with schizophrenia have difficulty achieving this during treatment.
What is insight?
This includes collaboration between client and therapist. A predictor of effective therapeutic outcomes.
What is therapeutic alliance?
According to Rahe & Holmes Social Readjustment Rating Scale, the event that causes the highest amount stress.
What is death of spouse?
"Do not eat food with your knife because you will cut your mouth" is a statement that is driven by this.
The names of 2 hormones released from adrenal gland during stress.
What are adrenaline and corticosteriods?
Type of mood disorder which a person experiences low level depression or none at all along with with feelings of elation, increased ideas, rapid thinking.
What is bipolar I?
Type of therapy that works best in treatment of depression, bipolar disorder, and anxiety due to it's focus on distorted patterns of thinking.
What is cognitive therapy?
Known as a predisposition for a disorder and expressed under stress.
What is diathesis-stress model?
What is high on neuroticism?
Men are more likely to do this under stress while women do this under stress.
What are men tend to fight or confront stress, while women tend-and-befriend?
Disorder that includes experiences of blackouts and possibly comes from an extreme form of PTSD.
What is dissociative identity disorder?
"If I don't get this job, I am a failure" is all-or-nothing thinking. It is known as an example of this.
What is a cognitive distortion?
According to learning theory, OCD comes from this experience.
What is reinforcement?
Type of test used to assess personality by asking participants to respond true or false to statements that represent them.
What is MMPI-II?
(Or Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2nd edition)
Type of emotional coping methods that are automatic and suggested by Freud.
What are defense mechanisms?
Name of cluster that combines personality disorders that include aberrant or odd behavior
What is cluster A?
Xanax, Valium, Ativan (benzodiazepines) are known as this type of psychotropic drug classification.
What is antianxiety medication?
This is an effective treatment for trauma which is considered a personalized approach to treatment.
What is EMDR? (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing)