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PSY341 Abnormal-Ch1

PSY341 Abnormal-Ch1 Historical Context

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Psychological Disorder "Harmful Dysfunction" ; Psychological Dysfuntion, Personal Distress, Evidenc of Deviance, & may involve Danger to self/others
Psychological Dysfunction: Breakdown in cognitive, emotional, or behavioral functioning
Personal Distress: Difficulty performing appropriate and expected roles; impairment is set in context of person's background
Abnormal Behavior: Psychological Dysfunctioning associated w distress or impairment in functioning that is not atypical or a culturally expected response.
DSM-IV-TR The Diagnostic & Statistical Manual
Presenting Problem Original complaint reported by the client to the therapist
Clinical Description The combination of behaviors, thoughts, & feelings of an individual that make up a particular disorder; Onset, Course, & Prognosis.
Psychopathology the scientific study of psychological disorders
Onset of a disorder can be: Acute or Insidious
Course of a disorder can be: Episodic, Time-Limited, or Chronic
Prognosis of a disorder can be: Good or Guarded.
Treatment Outcome Research Studies designed to test whether a certain type of therapy is effective in treating a certain problem.
Historical Conceptions include: Supernatural, Biological, Psychological
Hippocrates viewed abnormal behavior as: A physical disease
Galen developed the _____ theory. Humoral
Galenic-Hippocratic Tradition linked abnormality with:
Transference issues arise with _____ theory. Psychoanalytic.
Abraham Maslow & Carl Rogers are part of the _____ theory. Humanistic.
In humanistic theory, the therapist conveys: Empathy & Unconditional Positive Regard.
Joseph Wolpe developed: Systematic Desensitization.
Created by: 1161565865
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