NU 160: Chapter 5- Theories and Therapies

What type of psychotherapy is not run by a therapist, but everyone has a similar diagnosis, problem, or life situation?

Who discovered that a given behavior was the response to given stimuli? (Dogs)

What is treatment by exposure to light?

What part of Freud's psychoanalysis theory is the last to develop?

What is the use of a "good" reason to explain behavior to make unacceptable motivation more acceptable?

In the stress adaptation theory which stage has the sympathetic, corticosteroid, and endorphin components?

What type of psychotherapy helps pts identify and correlate distorted thinking and dysfunctional beliefs?

What are tools used to lessen negative feelings?

Who described development in eight stages of human life based on a core task? (See NU 170 Chp 15 Quiz for stages)

In the stress adaptation theory which stage is also called adaptation?

Who grouped human needs into a heirarchy? (Study Heirarchy if needed Figure 5.1)

What part of Freud's psychoanalysis theory seeks out immediate pleasure, this is present at infancy?

In the stress adaptation theory which stage ends in distress or eustress?

What part of Freud's psychoanalysis theory is in active awareness and the conscious mind around 2 years old? Gradual

What is the refusal to acknowledge conflict and thus escape the reality of a situation?

What type of psychotherapy is run by a therapist and was developed after World War II due to a shortage of psychiatrists

Who founded the theory of intellectual development?

Who founded analytical therapy that divided mind into conscious, personal unconscious, and deeper collective unconscious

What is treatment that what started in China over 3000 years ago?

What is coping with a present conflict or stress by returning to earlier more secure stages of life?

What is the channeling of unbearable anxieties into body signs and symptoms?

Who was a crusader for objective psychology?