Summarize the difference between a non-directive and directive therapy and explain why Rogers' approach is non-directive.
-Non directive therapy approach is when to therapists refrains from giving any advice or feedback. Directive therapy is when the therapists steers the meeting in a certain direction and asks certain questions. Rogers approach is non directive because it is client centered and only about the client and in which driection they want the conversation to go.
Picture shows what a therpist does when they use non directive approach.
-Non directive therapy approach is when to therapists refrains from giving any advice or feedback. Directive therapy is when the therapists steers the meeting in a certain direction and asks certain questions. Rogers approach is non directive because it is client centered and only about the client and in which driection they want the conversation to go.
Picture shows what a therpist does when they use non directive approach.
Describe the attitude of the client-centered therapist (congruence, empathy, and unconditional positive regard).
- A client centered therpaist is when it is all about the client and the client starts the session and its nothing about the therapist. The client chooses what direction the conversation goes and does not judge them in any way. Client centered therapy was invented by Carl Rogers and now is one of the most used therapy aproaches in psychotherapy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0neRQzudzw
Talks about client centered therapy.
http://world.std.com/~mbr2/cct.html
Talks more about CC therapy.
- A client centered therpaist is when it is all about the client and the client starts the session and its nothing about the therapist. The client chooses what direction the conversation goes and does not judge them in any way. Client centered therapy was invented by Carl Rogers and now is one of the most used therapy aproaches in psychotherapy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0neRQzudzw
Talks about client centered therapy.
http://world.std.com/~mbr2/cct.html
Talks more about CC therapy.
Distinguish between the various definitional and theoretical models of abnormal behavior.
-Abnormal behavior may be abnormal to you but to another person it may be normal to them and a part of their life. How to define abnormal behavior is if it were to inflict on their daily life and can not do other things before doing that such as an example would be you could not go out with friends until you orgalized the spice cuboard then that would be an abnormal behavior because it would inflict on your daily life.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prUFZIcgZiQ
Talks about whats defined as normal and abnormal.
Picture just illustrates norm and abnormal in a picture.
-Abnormal behavior may be abnormal to you but to another person it may be normal to them and a part of their life. How to define abnormal behavior is if it were to inflict on their daily life and can not do other things before doing that such as an example would be you could not go out with friends until you orgalized the spice cuboard then that would be an abnormal behavior because it would inflict on your daily life.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prUFZIcgZiQ
Talks about whats defined as normal and abnormal.
Picture just illustrates norm and abnormal in a picture.
Describe the diagnostic techniques used by psychologists.
- when a psychologist is diagnosing a mental disorder they can use several different techniques. The psychologist can do a interview, check their background. When they are diagnosing a mental disorder they usually use the help of the DSM which is a book that classifies all the mental disorders and all the symptoms you need in order t have that particular mental disorder.
http://www.cop.es/english/docs/procedures.htm
Talks about procedures psychologists use.
http://prezi.com/f3wqprp7ehul/abnormal-psychology-reliability-and-validity-of-diagnosis/
Talks about relability and valadility.
- when a psychologist is diagnosing a mental disorder they can use several different techniques. The psychologist can do a interview, check their background. When they are diagnosing a mental disorder they usually use the help of the DSM which is a book that classifies all the mental disorders and all the symptoms you need in order t have that particular mental disorder.
http://www.cop.es/english/docs/procedures.htm
Talks about procedures psychologists use.
http://prezi.com/f3wqprp7ehul/abnormal-psychology-reliability-and-validity-of-diagnosis/
Talks about relability and valadility.
Describe the symptoms and possible causes for the following disorders: phobic disorders, generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, somatoform disorders, dissociative disorders, schizophrenic disorders, and mood disorders.
-Phobias: no known causes for these disorders and symptoms include intesnse fear of an object or thing, rapid heart beak.
-Generalized anxiety disorder: no known causes for disorder and syptoms include continuous worrying and difficulty concentrating.
-Panic disorders: unknown causes for disorder and syptoms include shortness of breath, chocking sensations, dizziness.
-Obsessive compulsive disorders: genes may cause this disorder and syptoms include unwanted, repetitive thoughts or actions, checking or touching objects repeatedly, and exactness.
-Somatoform disorders: possibly child hoold tramtic event could cause this disorder and syptoms include pain, thinking you are sick, nausea.
-Dissocaitative disorders: trauma may cause this disorder and syptoms include your councious awareness becomes seperated and you feel like a possesion from an outside force.
-Schizophrenic disorders: dopamine overactivity, maternal viruses, abnormal brain activity in certain areas, traumatic events may cause this disorder and syptoms include hallucinations, hearing voices, inappropriate behavior and emotions, toneless voice, expressionless face.
-Mood disorders: negative thoughts, traumatic and stressful events may cause this disorder and symptoms include lack of energy, suicidal thoughts, bipolar disorder, insomnia or sleeping too much, lack of interest, problems concentrating, bad mood.
http://www.psychologytoday.com/conditions/schizophrenia
Talks about schizophrenia.
http://psychology.about.com/od/phobias/a/phobialist.htm
Talks about different types of phobias.
-Phobias: no known causes for these disorders and symptoms include intesnse fear of an object or thing, rapid heart beak.
-Generalized anxiety disorder: no known causes for disorder and syptoms include continuous worrying and difficulty concentrating.
-Panic disorders: unknown causes for disorder and syptoms include shortness of breath, chocking sensations, dizziness.
-Obsessive compulsive disorders: genes may cause this disorder and syptoms include unwanted, repetitive thoughts or actions, checking or touching objects repeatedly, and exactness.
-Somatoform disorders: possibly child hoold tramtic event could cause this disorder and syptoms include pain, thinking you are sick, nausea.
-Dissocaitative disorders: trauma may cause this disorder and syptoms include your councious awareness becomes seperated and you feel like a possesion from an outside force.
-Schizophrenic disorders: dopamine overactivity, maternal viruses, abnormal brain activity in certain areas, traumatic events may cause this disorder and syptoms include hallucinations, hearing voices, inappropriate behavior and emotions, toneless voice, expressionless face.
-Mood disorders: negative thoughts, traumatic and stressful events may cause this disorder and symptoms include lack of energy, suicidal thoughts, bipolar disorder, insomnia or sleeping too much, lack of interest, problems concentrating, bad mood.
http://www.psychologytoday.com/conditions/schizophrenia
Talks about schizophrenia.
http://psychology.about.com/od/phobias/a/phobialist.htm
Talks about different types of phobias.