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(In the psychodynamic approach and in behavioural approach): It doesnt take higher mental processes, such as thoughts, feelings and memories into account.
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in psychodynamic th. Only useful for young, attractive, verbal, intelligent, successful people
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analysand uses tactics to interrupt the session as painful memories come closer to consciousness.
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lacking logic
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Ritalin
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The cause of the disorder.
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in psychodynamic th, when someones delas with the repressed material
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any medical procedure given without consent or that´s against the will of a person.
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other symptoms which may develope with drugs
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disorders, extreme irrational fear of an object, activity, situation which leads to avoid the feared stimuli
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symptoms which may occur in the absence of a drug
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based on classical conditioning, it treats phobias with gradual intro.
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Therapy based on using drugs.
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underlying meaning of dream. Unconscious
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story and images of the dream.
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understands the cause of his or her problems and has ' worked through' the issues
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tests are used in psychodynamic th focusing on specific problems. example: rorschach
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The branch of psychology concerned with psychological disorders.
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a physical lesion.
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using live encounters with feared object/situation
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Unwritten rules, of a social group, that people are aware of; people conform (ej. singing football song at church)
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analysand's feelings are projected into analyst
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Theorists who are strongly critical of the view of mental disorders proposed by the medical model.
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