Psychoanalytic
Humanistic, Cognitive or Behavioral?
Biomedical
Terms
Grab Bag
100

in this technique, the patient says whatever comes to mind

What is free association?

100

focuses on observable symptoms rather than the reasons why the symptoms are occuring

What is behavioral?

100

in this shock therapy, electric current induces a mild seizure in an attempt to "reset" the brain to more normal functioning

What is electroconvulsive therapy?

100

talk therapy

What is psychotherapy?

100

ability to understand and share the feelings of another; a technique of client-centered therapy

What is empathy?

200

psychologist who is seen as the father of this perspective

Who is Freud?

200

goal is to change faulty thinking

What is cognitive?
200

category of drug that depresses the central nervous system & are used to reduce extreme fear or worry

What are anxiolytics(anti-anxiety meds)?

200

desirable behavior is reinforced with objects or points, which can be exchanged for a reward

What is a token economy?
200

This major area of treatment assumes that psychological disturbances have a biological cause?

What is biomedical?

300

reluctance of a patient to reveal painful feelings or to examine long-standing behavior patterns

What is resistance?

300

also called client centered therapy or non-directive therapy

What is humanistic?

300

category of drug that help flattens cycles of mania and depression in patients with bipolar disorder

What are mood stablizers?

300

gradually exposing a patient to a feared stimulus using a relaxation technique

What is systematic desensitization?

300

This type of conditioning focuses on reinforcements or punishments

What is operant conditioning?  (or token economy)

400

projecting emotions associated with one person on to another; can be used as a technique in therapy

What is transference?

400
unconditional positive regard, empathy and reflection are techniques

What is humanistic(client/person centered) therapy?

400

category of drug used to reduce delusions and hallucinations

What are antipsychotics?
400

in practice, therapists often use an __________ approach, as they use techniques from different approaches to best treat the client

What is eclectic?

400

this pairs a negative stimulus with an unwanted behavior to reduce symptoms; used with addictions

What is aversive conditioning?

500

in this technique, manifest and latent content give clues into what is troubling the person

What is dream analysis?

500

reframing cognitive distortions and ABC homework

What is cognitive?

500

less invasive that ECT, this newer brain stimulation technique uses magnets to help reset neural functioning

What is transcranial magnetic stimulation?

500

type of therapy that can be very effective because of the emotional support one receives from talking to people who have gone through a similar circumstance

What is group therapy?
500

category of drug that increases serotonin levels and includes SSRIS like fluxotene(prozac) and zoloft

What are antidepressants?