A movement disorder involving involuntary movements and facial tics.
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Tardive dyskinesia
Describes how information effects us differently depending on our psychological
distance from the information.
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Construal level theory
Involves combining mindfulness meditation with standard cognitive-behavioural
therapy.
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Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy
Holds information for extended periods of time, if not permanently.
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Long-term memory
The therapist addresses the clients feelings and thoughts as they unfold in the present
moment, rather than looking for unconscious motives or dwelling in the past.
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Phenomenological approach
Gradual exposure to a feared stimulus or situation is coupled with relaxation training.
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Systematic desensitization
A mnemonic that connects words to be remembered to locations along a familiar
path.
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Method of loci
Walking back into a specific location and the memory comes back.
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Context reinstatement effect
When information occurring after an event becomes part of the memory for that
event.
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Misinformation effect
The presence of two disorders simultaneously.
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Comorbidity
Occurs when the responsibility for taking action is spread across more than one
person, thus making no individual feel personally responsible.
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Diffusion of responsibility
Are memories that we are consciously aware of and that can be verbalized, including
facts about the world and ones own personal experiences.
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Declarative memories (explicit memories)
The use of drugs to attempt to manage or reduce clients symptoms.
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Psychopharmacotherapy
The study of changes in memory, thought, and resigning processes that occur
throughout the lifespan.
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Tardive dyskinesia
Describes how information effects us differently depending on our psychological
distance from the information.
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Construal level theory
Involves combining mindfulness meditation with standard cognitive-behavioural
therapy.
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Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy
Holds information for extended periods of time, if not permanently.
Give this one a try later!
Long-term memory
The therapist addresses the clients feelings and thoughts as they unfold in the present
moment, rather than looking for unconscious motives or dwelling in the past.
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Phenomenological approach
Gradual exposure to a feared stimulus or situation is coupled with relaxation training.
,Give this one a try later!
Systematic desensitization
A mnemonic that connects words to be remembered to locations along a familiar
path.
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Method of loci
Walking back into a specific location and the memory comes back.
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Context reinstatement effect
When information occurring after an event becomes part of the memory for that
event.
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Misinformation effect
The presence of two disorders simultaneously.
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Comorbidity
Occurs when the responsibility for taking action is spread across more than one
person, thus making no individual feel personally responsible.
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Diffusion of responsibility
Are memories that we are consciously aware of and that can be verbalized, including
facts about the world and ones own personal experiences.
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Declarative memories (explicit memories)
The use of drugs to attempt to manage or reduce clients symptoms.
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Psychopharmacotherapy
The study of changes in memory, thought, and resigning processes that occur
throughout the lifespan.
