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PSYC 101 1st Edition Lecture 34 Outline of Last Lecture II. Drug Therapies Continued a. Antidepressantsb. LithiumIII. Other Biomedical Therapies a. Electroconvulsive Shock Therapy IV. Psychological Therapies a. Behavior Therapies i. Classical Conditioning 1. Systematic Desensitization Outline of Current Lecture: Psychological Therapy Continued V. Behavior Therapies - Classical Conditioning Continued a. Aversive Conditioning VI. Operant Conditioning a. Token Economy VII. Cognitive Therapies VIII.Cognitive Behavior Therapies IX. Humanistic Therapies a. Carl Rogers – Client Centered TherapyX. Gestalt Therapy XI. Psychoanalysis XII. Psychodynamic XIII. Eclectic XIV.Group & Family Therapy Current LectureI. Behavior Therapies Continued: Classical Conditioninga. Aversive Conditioning – replacing a positive response with a negative response i. Antabuse & alcohol II. Operant Conditioning a. Token Economy – giving rewards for desired behaviors III. Cognitive Therapies – teach people new, more adaptive ways of thinking and acting These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.a. Negative thinking patterns influence your mental health; Albert Ellis – Rational Emotive Therapy: musterbating, awfulizing, catastrophizing IV. Cognitive-Behavior Therapies – change self-defeating thinking and behavior; Aaron Beck a. Give homework; diaries, getting out of the house, exercising, meeting new people V. Humanistic Therapies – focus on self-fulfillment i. Past is not importantii. Consciousiii. Responsibility for one’s feelingsiv. Promote growth b. Carl Rogers Client-Centered Therapy – nondirective i. Genuineness, acceptance, and empathy ii. Active-listeningiii. Ideal vs. actual selves VI. Gestalt Therapy – Fritz Perls: mental illness comes from lack of self-awareness of true feelings a. Directiveb. Body Awarenessc. Empty-Chair Technique VII. Psychoanalysis – Freud: bring repressed childhood feelings into conscious awarenessVIII. Psychodynamic – understanding current symptoms by exploring childhood a. Face-to-face, fewer sessions deemphasizes sexual conflict IX. EclecticX. Group & Family Therapy Grad Student


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