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What is abnormal psychology?
The scientific study whose objectives are to describe, explain, predict, and control behaviors that are considered strange or unusual.
What are the four goals/concerns of abnormal psychology?
Be able to:
(1)describe
(2)explain
(3)predict
(4)control
behaviors that are considered abnormal.
Abnormal vs. Abnormal Behavior?
Abnormal is defined in terms of those behaviors that occur least frequently.
Abnormal behavior departs from some norm and harms the affected individual or others.
Biological vs. Psychosocial model?
Biological Model(nature)- the cause of psychological disorder is organic(physical); cause is internal(chemical).
Psychosocial Model(nurture)- the cause of psychological disorder is environment; cause is external(environment).
According to Freud, what are the three parts of personality?
1. It(Id)-born with it;contain energy for all human behaviors; does not know right from wrong; engages in behaviors regardless of consequences; the nasty
2. I(Ego)-center of personality; mediator; allows the It to satisfy itself and Above I to satisfy itself w/o causing harm; engages in behaviors based upon consequences.
3. AboveI(Superego)-conscience
moral judgment; grows from I; the goody two shoes.
According to Freud, what are the five psychosocial stages of personal development?
1. Oral (0-18months); mouth
2. Anal (18-36months); anus
3. Phallic (3-6yrs); genitals
4. Latency (6yrs-puberty)
5. Genital (puberty&on); genital
Psychoanalytical Approach
Founder:
Sigmund Freud

Cause:
unawareness of unconscious conflict that causes psych disorders

Treatment:
Awareness of unconscious conflict that causes disorders

Techniques:
1. Dream Analysis- interprets dreams
2. Free Association- allow patient to talk w/o censorship
3. Transference- patient transfers feelings about adult authority figures onto therapist
Cognitive Approach
Founder:
Albert Ellis

Cause:
Irrational, crooked thinking

Treatment:
Rational, straight thinking

Technique:
RET-Rational Emotive Thinking (restructure thoughts)
Humanistic Approach
Founder:
Carl Rogers

Cause:
Road blocks get in way

Treatment:
Remove road blocks

3 conditions for therapeutic growth:
1)Congruence(real,genuine)
2)Unconditional positive regard (total acceptance)
3)Empathetic understanding (understand how clients feel)
Behavioral Approach
Founders:
BF Skinner and JB Watson

Cause:
Learned inappropriate, maladaptive(harmful) behavior

Treatment:
Learn appropriate, adaptive behavior

Techniques:
Behavioral contract
*Behavior modification
**Positive reinforcement
Existential Approach
Founder:
Rollo May

Cause:
Nonacceptance of
1)Death
2)Being
3)Being in the world

Treatment:
Accept being, being in the world, death
What is abnormal psychology?
Abnormal psychology is the scientific study whose objectives are to describe, explain, predict, and control behaviors that are considered strange or unusual.
What are the four goals/concerns of abnormal psychology?
Be able to:
(1)describe
(2)explain
(3)predict
(4)control
behaviors that are considered abnormal.
Abnormal vs. Abnormal Behavior?
Abnormal is defined in terms of those behaviors that occur least frequently.
Abnormal behavior departs from some norm and harms the affected individual or others.
Biological vs. Psychosocial model?
Biological Model (nature)- the cause of psychological disorder is organic (physical); cause is internal (chemical).
Psychosocial Model (nurture)- the cause of psychological disorder is environment; cause is external (environment).
According to Freud, what are the three parts of personality?
1. It(Id)-born with it;contain energy for all human behaviors; does not know right from wrong; engages in behaviors regardless of consequences; the nasty
2. I(Ego)-center of personality; mediator; allows the It to satisfy itself and Above I to satisfy itself w/o causing harm; engages in behaviors based upon consequences.
3. AboveI(Superego)-conscience
moral judgment; grows from I; the goody two shoes.
According to Freud, what are the five psychosocial stages of personal development?
1. Oral (0-18months); mouth
2. Anal (18-36months); anus
3. Phallic (3-6yrs); genitals
4. Latency (6yrs-puberty)
5. Genital (puberty&on); genital
Psychoanalytical Approach
Founder:
Sigmund Freud

Cause:
unawareness of unconscious conflict that causes psych disorders

Treatment:
Awareness of unconscious conflict that causes disorders

Techniques:
1. Dream Analysis- interprets dreams
2. Free Association- allow patient to talk w/o censorship
3. Transference- patient transfers feelings about adult authority figures onto therapist
Cognitive Approach
Founder:
Albert Ellis

Cause:
Irrational, crooked thinking

Treatment:
Rational, straight thinking

Technique:
RET-Rational Emotive Thinking (restructure thoughts)
Humanistic Approach
Founder:
Carl Rogers

Cause:
Road blocks get in way

Treatment:
Remove road blocks

3 conditions for therapeutic growth:
1)Congruence(real,genuine)
2)Unconditional positive
regard(total acceptance)
3)Empathetic understanding (understand how clients feel)
Behavioral Approach
Founders:
BF Skinner and JB Watson

Cause:
Learned inappropriate, maladaptive(harmful) behavior

Treatment:
Learn appropriate, adaptive behavior

Techniques:
Behavioral contract
*Behavior modification
**Positive reinforcement
Existential Approach
Founder:
Rollo May

Cause:
Nonacceptance of
1)Death
2)Being
3)Being in the world

Treatment:
Accept being, being in the world, death
Biological Model
Cause of psychological disorders is organic (physical)
-400 B.C.
-Hippocrates
a.Biochemical
*Depression- norepinephrine
serotonin (too little)
*schizophrenic- dopamine (too much)
b.Genetic
*DNA
*Born with it
-alcoholism
-schizophrenia
c.Others
*Toxic chemicals
*Head trauma
*Tumor
*Bacteria
Insulin
1930s
Used for schizophrenia
(didn't work)
ECT
Electroconvulsive Therapy
-use of electricity to treat psychological disorders
~schizophrenia
~major depressive disorder
-treatment of "last resort"
Didn't work
*Lucio and Cerleth
Psychosurgery
*Dr. Freeman
*Lobotomy⇢ cut fibers in prefrontal lobe
*Lobectomy⇢ remove a part of the prefrontal lobe
*Used for schizophrenia
Psychotropic Drugs
(1)Antipsychotic (schizophrenia)
-Thorazine
-Haldel
(2)Antidepressant (depression)
-Prozac
-Zoloft
(3)Antianxiety (anxiety)
-Valium
-Xanax
(4)Mood Stabilizer (Bipolar)
-Lithium Carbonate
-Lamictal
(5)Antiobsessional (anxiety)
-Prozac
-Zoloft
(6)Psychostimulant (ADHD)
-Ritalin
-Concerta
6 categories:
schizophrenia
depression
anxiety
bipolar
ocd
adhd