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covert sensitization


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cognitive-behavioral intervention to reduce unwanted behaviors by having
clients imagine the extremely aversive consequences of the behaviors and
establish negative rather than positive associations with them

,should statements


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Thinking error: The belief that things should be a certain way. "I should
always be friendly."




displacement


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psychoanalytic defense mechanism that shifts sexual or aggressive
impulses toward a more acceptable or less threatening object or person,
as when redirecting anger toward a safer outlet




BASIC-ID


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Idea from Lazarus, an acronym meaning B= behaviors A= affective S=
sensations I= images (of self) C=cognitions I=interpersonal relationships D=
drugs




intimacy versus isolation


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, young adulthood developmental stage




relational perspective


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generating purpose and meaning based off of how client's choices affects
others and their relationships with them (existential)




Cognitive Abilities Test


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measure abilities in children and compares based off of grade level




post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)


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, - trauma sx >1 month
- exposure to serious threat, violence, death
- intrusive symptoms (flashbacks, dissociation, dreams)
- physio and psychological response to stimuli
- avoidance symptoms (person, place, thing, idea, thought, feeling)
- negative alterations in mood (changed worldview, isolation, depressive
symptoms)
- hyperarousal (startle response, irritability, insomnia, hypervigilance, panic
attacks)




content of a counseling session


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"what" of counseling
Objective information




Personalization


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A cognitive distortion in which the client takes too much of the blame and
responsibility for unfortunate events. (e.g. It's my fault that she slipped and
fell, I should have been there)




Schizotypal Personality Disorder (Cluster A)


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