Introduction to Psychological Therapies |
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Sigmund Freud |
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Psychotherapy |
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Eclectic approach |
Psychoanalysis |
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Psychoanalysis |
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Insight |
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Free association |
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Resistance |
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Interpretation |
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Latent content |
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Transference |
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Repressed memories |
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Psychodynamic assumptions |
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Interpersonal psychotherapy |
Alternative Therapies |
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Light exposure therapy |
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Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) |
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Expectation effect |
Humanistic Therapies |
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Nondirective methods |
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Carl Rogers |
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Client-centered therapy |
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Active listening |
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Echoing feelings |
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Restating |
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Clarifying |
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Unconditional positive regard |
Behavior Therapies |
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Behavior therapy |
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Classical conditioning |
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Counter-conditioning |
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Systematic desensitization |
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Progressive relaxation |
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Virtual reality technology |
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Aversive conditioning |
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Operant conditioning |
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Token economy |
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Behavior modification |
Cognitive Therapies |
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Cognition |
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Cognitive therapy |
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Self-serving bias |
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Explanatory styles |
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Cognitive-behavior therapy |
Therapists and their training |
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Clinical psychologists |
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Clinical or psychiatric social workers |
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Counselors |
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Psychiatrists |
Family and Group Therapies |
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Group therapy |
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Family therapy |