Paradigmms
unconscious conflict/ Id, Ego, Super Ego
What is Psychoanalytic?
Hyperactive, flight of ideas, talkativeness, distractibility
What is mania?
Only needs a single manic lifetime episode & depression for diagnosis.
What is Bipolar 1?
classification of disorders by symptoms & signs
What is diagnosis?
apprehension over anticipated problem, it's unpleasant.
What is anxiety?
Helps you to learn new way of thinking.
What is Cognitive?
sadness, worthless, no interest in friends or activities
What is depression?
This man said people are basically good. They need unconditional positive regard.
Who was Carl Rogers?
type of interview that asks the same questions in set order.
What is structured?
Fear of public places where there is no escape.
What is agoraphobia?
Goal is to make you aware of your choices.
What is existential?
It rained on my wedding day. This marriage won't last.
What is arbitrary influence?
Believing that vague, general personality descriptions apply to oneself. Named after a circus man.
What is the Barnum Effect?
self report psychological test with sub scales to detect lying.
What is MMPI (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory?
The feeling of being outside of one's body.
What is depersonalization?
Uses empty chair technique, focus is on current session.
What is Gestalt?
Involves induced brain seizures to treat severe depression.
What is ECT?
Acronym for commonly used antidepressant drugs.
What is SSRI?
Full name of current book used by clinical psychologist.
What is the DSM 5-TR?
Fear of Fear hypothesis explains reason for this occurrence.
What is panic attack?
Criticism: it removes personal responsibility and can be reductionist.
What is biological?
neural region involved in emotional processing.
What is the amygdala?
Brain area that releases norepinephrine in response to stress, triggers fight or flight.
What is Locus Coeruleus?
Doesn't capture uniqueness, label may harm, too many categories, may overlook relevant factors etc.
What are criticisms of classification?
persistent chronic uncontrollable worry.
What is Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)?