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Terms in this set (100)
Sigmund Freud theory personality, awareness, anxiety, defense mechanism,
was on which and psychosexual development
developments?
1. conscious:Holds all memories, perception,
thoughts, fantasies, and feelings
What are the three levels 2. preconscious: Material retrieved by conscious
of awareness Freud had? effort
3. unconscious: repressed memories and passions
associated with trauma
Id: occurs at birth, a pleasure principle, cannot
tolerate frustration, cannot problem solve
In terms of Freud where
Ego: happens when a child interacts with others, is
are his 3 personality
able to solve their frustration by problem-solving
structures? And ages
and differentiating reality
they occur?
Superego: 3-5 yrs old, develop a consciousness of
right and wrong
A patient tells a Transference (an unconscious feeling of pt to health
healthcare worker they care worker)
remind them of their
sister because their smile
is an example of what?
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A nurse thinking a countertransference (an unconscious feeling of
nagging patient reminds healthcare worker to pt)
them of their mom is an
example of what ?
What was Sullivan's interpersonal theory - humans are driven by the
theory? need of interaction
What is interpersonal short term therapy that reduce anxiety (ex. talking to
therapy? student before a test to distract you from nerves)
interpersonal therapy Grief and loss (death/divorce), interpersonal dispute
responds best towards (conflict with sig. other), role transition (problematic
what problems? change in life status/social role)
What is the goal of change in behavior can be modified through
behavior therapy? conditioning
Behavioral therapy - controlling environment can
What was Watson theory
mold behavior and anyone could be trained to be
?
anything
classical condition - linking a neutral stimulus with
What was Pavlov's
another stimulus (response involuntary)
experiment?
Ex: dog salivating to food with the sound of a bell
Operant - use reinforcement to make a behavior
What was Skinner
occur more frequently
experiment?
Ex: Skinner box with rat and response lever
In terms of behavioral Having a role model
therapy what is Ex: pt learns through imitation
modeling?
Using POSITIVE reinforcement for good/desired
In terms of behavioral behavior
therapy what is operant Ex: Kid at the store acting out, you ignore there
conditioning? acting out and reward them when they act
appropriately
In terms of behavioral Used on pt with anxiety, phobias, or memories.
therapy what is exposure Expose pt to fear slowly to eliminate or lower their
therapy? anxiety
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In terms of behavioral Paring negative behavior with a negative
therapy what is aversion reinforcement/stimulus
therapy? Ex: Biting of nails we would apply a bitter nail polish
In terms of behavioral Using of our own body to eliminate stress and
therapy what is anxiety
biofeedback
Helped to recognize level of anxiety pt is at, and set
What did Hildegard
for nurses to observe behavior in themselves and pt
Peplau do?
- self awareness helps focus on PT
therapy that teaches people new, more adaptive
What is cognitive
ways of thinking; thinking comes before actions
therapy?
(interplay with individual and environment)
[Ellis] Aims to eradicate irrational beliefs and
Who established rational- recognize thoughts that are not accurate of useful.
emotive therapy? and Ex: Pt stating "voices in my head are telling me to
what is the goal hurt myself- and this therapy would help them to
recognize it is not accurate
Cognitive behavioral therapy - This helped to
What was Aaron Beck identify and test distorted negative thoughts and
therapy? change way of thinking by making it into positive
thinking
What patients does Sexual abuse/trauma mainly in children and helps to
trauma focused cognitive identify feelings and mange them
behavior therapy target?
What is the goal of Integration of opposites to help pt give up extreme
dialectical behavior positions
therapy? -used for emotional dysregulation
What is the nursing helps to identify negative thinking patterns and
implications for cognitive interplay of events/triggers, nurses will work though
theories for nursing those thoughts to turn them
Focus on human potential, personal growth, and
What is the approach of strengths of a pt. When a lower need is meet you
humanistic theories can emerge
GOAL: Human striving for self actualization
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243 MH - Amy Chaffin exam 1 (2025) ACTUAL
EXAM comprehensive questions and verified
accurate solution (Detailed & Elaborated) |get it
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Terms in this set (100)
Sigmund Freud theory personality, awareness, anxiety, defense mechanism,
was on which and psychosexual development
developments?
1. conscious:Holds all memories, perception,
thoughts, fantasies, and feelings
What are the three levels 2. preconscious: Material retrieved by conscious
of awareness Freud had? effort
3. unconscious: repressed memories and passions
associated with trauma
Id: occurs at birth, a pleasure principle, cannot
tolerate frustration, cannot problem solve
In terms of Freud where
Ego: happens when a child interacts with others, is
are his 3 personality
able to solve their frustration by problem-solving
structures? And ages
and differentiating reality
they occur?
Superego: 3-5 yrs old, develop a consciousness of
right and wrong
A patient tells a Transference (an unconscious feeling of pt to health
healthcare worker they care worker)
remind them of their
sister because their smile
is an example of what?
https://quizlet.com/1037213042/243-mh-amy-chaffin-exam-1-2025-actual-exam-comprehensive-questions-and-verified-accurate-solution-detaile… 1/16
,4/29/25, 9:12 AM 243 MH - Amy Chaffin exam 1 (2025) ACTUAL EXAM comprehensive questions and verified accurate solution (Detailed & Ela…
A nurse thinking a countertransference (an unconscious feeling of
nagging patient reminds healthcare worker to pt)
them of their mom is an
example of what ?
What was Sullivan's interpersonal theory - humans are driven by the
theory? need of interaction
What is interpersonal short term therapy that reduce anxiety (ex. talking to
therapy? student before a test to distract you from nerves)
interpersonal therapy Grief and loss (death/divorce), interpersonal dispute
responds best towards (conflict with sig. other), role transition (problematic
what problems? change in life status/social role)
What is the goal of change in behavior can be modified through
behavior therapy? conditioning
Behavioral therapy - controlling environment can
What was Watson theory
mold behavior and anyone could be trained to be
?
anything
classical condition - linking a neutral stimulus with
What was Pavlov's
another stimulus (response involuntary)
experiment?
Ex: dog salivating to food with the sound of a bell
Operant - use reinforcement to make a behavior
What was Skinner
occur more frequently
experiment?
Ex: Skinner box with rat and response lever
In terms of behavioral Having a role model
therapy what is Ex: pt learns through imitation
modeling?
Using POSITIVE reinforcement for good/desired
In terms of behavioral behavior
therapy what is operant Ex: Kid at the store acting out, you ignore there
conditioning? acting out and reward them when they act
appropriately
In terms of behavioral Used on pt with anxiety, phobias, or memories.
therapy what is exposure Expose pt to fear slowly to eliminate or lower their
therapy? anxiety
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In terms of behavioral Paring negative behavior with a negative
therapy what is aversion reinforcement/stimulus
therapy? Ex: Biting of nails we would apply a bitter nail polish
In terms of behavioral Using of our own body to eliminate stress and
therapy what is anxiety
biofeedback
Helped to recognize level of anxiety pt is at, and set
What did Hildegard
for nurses to observe behavior in themselves and pt
Peplau do?
- self awareness helps focus on PT
therapy that teaches people new, more adaptive
What is cognitive
ways of thinking; thinking comes before actions
therapy?
(interplay with individual and environment)
[Ellis] Aims to eradicate irrational beliefs and
Who established rational- recognize thoughts that are not accurate of useful.
emotive therapy? and Ex: Pt stating "voices in my head are telling me to
what is the goal hurt myself- and this therapy would help them to
recognize it is not accurate
Cognitive behavioral therapy - This helped to
What was Aaron Beck identify and test distorted negative thoughts and
therapy? change way of thinking by making it into positive
thinking
What patients does Sexual abuse/trauma mainly in children and helps to
trauma focused cognitive identify feelings and mange them
behavior therapy target?
What is the goal of Integration of opposites to help pt give up extreme
dialectical behavior positions
therapy? -used for emotional dysregulation
What is the nursing helps to identify negative thinking patterns and
implications for cognitive interplay of events/triggers, nurses will work though
theories for nursing those thoughts to turn them
Focus on human potential, personal growth, and
What is the approach of strengths of a pt. When a lower need is meet you
humanistic theories can emerge
GOAL: Human striving for self actualization
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