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What are the two forms of therapy psychotherapy, biomedical therapy
used to treat psychological disorders
and personal problems?
troubling thoughts, feelings, or psychological disorders
behaviors that causes psychological
discomfort and interfere with a
person's ability to function
the treatment of emotional, behavioral, psychotherapy
and interpersonal problems through
the use of psychological techniques
designed to encourage understanding
of problems and modify troubling
feelings, behaviors, or relationships
,the use of medications, biomedical therapies
electroconvulsive therapy, or other
medical treatments to treat the
symptoms associated with
psychological disorders
What's the difference between Biomedical therapy is based on the belief that
psychotherapy and biomedical symptoms of psychological disorders are biological
therapy? factors, while psychotherapy is based on the belief
that the symptoms can be cured with encouragement
and modification of thoughts
What has been common to treat a combination of psychotherapy and biomedical
psychological disorders? therapy
What are the most influential psychoanalytic, humanistic, behavioral, cognitive
approaches in psychotherapy?
a form of therapy developed by psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud and is based on his
theory of personality
a type of psychotherapy in which free psychoanalysis
association, dream interpretation, and
analysis of resistance and transference
are used to explore repressed or
unconscious impulses, anxieties, and
internal conflicts
What is psychoanalysis designed to help unearth unconscious conflicts so the patient can
do? get insight as to the real source of their problems
, a technique used in psychoanalysis in free association
which the patient spontaneously
reports all thoughts, feelings, and
mental images as they come to mind,
as a way of revealing unconscious
thoughts and emotions
blocks in blank, such as a sudden free association, resistance
silence or an abrupt change of topic,
were thought to be signs of blank
in psychoanalysis, the patient's resistance
unconscious attempts to block the
revelation of repressed memories and
conflicts
blank is a sign that the patient is resistance
uncomfortably close to uncovering
psychologically threatening material
a technique used in psychoanalysis in dream interpretation
which the content of dreams is
analyzed for disguised or symbolic
wishes, meanings, and motivations
Often blank were used to trigger free dream images
associations that might shed light on
the dream's symbolic meaning
a technique used in psychoanalysis in interpretations
which the psychoanalyst offers a
carefully times explanation of the
patient's dream, free associations, or
behaviors to aciculate the recognition
of unconscious conflicts or motivations
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Terms in this set (215)
What are the two forms of therapy psychotherapy, biomedical therapy
used to treat psychological disorders
and personal problems?
troubling thoughts, feelings, or psychological disorders
behaviors that causes psychological
discomfort and interfere with a
person's ability to function
the treatment of emotional, behavioral, psychotherapy
and interpersonal problems through
the use of psychological techniques
designed to encourage understanding
of problems and modify troubling
feelings, behaviors, or relationships
,the use of medications, biomedical therapies
electroconvulsive therapy, or other
medical treatments to treat the
symptoms associated with
psychological disorders
What's the difference between Biomedical therapy is based on the belief that
psychotherapy and biomedical symptoms of psychological disorders are biological
therapy? factors, while psychotherapy is based on the belief
that the symptoms can be cured with encouragement
and modification of thoughts
What has been common to treat a combination of psychotherapy and biomedical
psychological disorders? therapy
What are the most influential psychoanalytic, humanistic, behavioral, cognitive
approaches in psychotherapy?
a form of therapy developed by psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud and is based on his
theory of personality
a type of psychotherapy in which free psychoanalysis
association, dream interpretation, and
analysis of resistance and transference
are used to explore repressed or
unconscious impulses, anxieties, and
internal conflicts
What is psychoanalysis designed to help unearth unconscious conflicts so the patient can
do? get insight as to the real source of their problems
, a technique used in psychoanalysis in free association
which the patient spontaneously
reports all thoughts, feelings, and
mental images as they come to mind,
as a way of revealing unconscious
thoughts and emotions
blocks in blank, such as a sudden free association, resistance
silence or an abrupt change of topic,
were thought to be signs of blank
in psychoanalysis, the patient's resistance
unconscious attempts to block the
revelation of repressed memories and
conflicts
blank is a sign that the patient is resistance
uncomfortably close to uncovering
psychologically threatening material
a technique used in psychoanalysis in dream interpretation
which the content of dreams is
analyzed for disguised or symbolic
wishes, meanings, and motivations
Often blank were used to trigger free dream images
associations that might shed light on
the dream's symbolic meaning
a technique used in psychoanalysis in interpretations
which the psychoanalyst offers a
carefully times explanation of the
patient's dream, free associations, or
behaviors to aciculate the recognition
of unconscious conflicts or motivations
