WILD CARD
This type of therapy uses group dynamics to instill hope and increase self-understanding.
What is group therapy?
This social psychology concept occurs when people alter their behavior to fit into the norms of a group.
What is conformity?
What is social-cognitive?
What is a major depressive disorder?
Dr. Phillips shows her clients these "blob like" figures in order to understand their personality and unconscious conflicts.
What is a Rorschach Inkblot?
This psychologist developed "Dialectical behavior therapy" based on her work with suicidal clients and her own experience with mental illness.
Who is Marsha Linehan?
This BIG 5 trait refers to a tendency to control inappropriate emotions and impulses and follow social rules.
What is conscientiousness?
Many patients with bipolar disorder take this type of drug therapy.
What are mood stabilizers? (also accepted--lithium, anti-convulsants, or antipsychotics)
This type of therapy focuses on helping clients face their fears or insecurities.
What is exposure therapy?
Flat affect and catatonia are considered this type of symptom in schizophrenia.
What are negative symptoms?
This negative psychological state can occur when people realize their beliefs and actions do not fit together. Often, people feel the need to change one or the other because of the discomfort.
What is cognitive dissonance?
I often take math classes, AND I believe I can success in math. What social-cognitive personality term refers to my beliefs about my abilities?
What is self efficacy?
This personality disorder is often characterized by unstable personal relationships, unstable sense of self, and sense of abandonment. Many of these patients have extensive trauma histories.
What is borderline personality disorder?
This defense mechanism is when a sexual or aggressive urge is redirected toward a socially acceptable goal.
What is sublimation?
The Joker (of DC comics) might be considered to have this personality disorder diagnosis.
What is antisocial personality disorder?
This term represents the positive attitude shift people experience when they are exposed repeatedly to an object, idea, or type of person.
What is the mere exposure effect?
This humanistic psychology term represents the type of personal I would like to be rather than who I am right now.
What is ideal self?
This "neo-Freudian" believed there was a "collective unconscious" in addition to a personal unconscious.
Who is Carl Jung?
This disorder is often characterized by two or more personalities that are distinct in behavioral style emotional experiences, and personal goals.
What is dissociative identity disorder?
A member of my study group likes to come unprepared and take advantage of the efforts of the group. What social psychology term best describes their behavior.
What is social loafing?
What is factor analysis?
What is a token economy?
This psychosexual stage, per Freud, occurred when a child started puberty (around 12 years of age).
What is the genital stage?