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WorksheetsPSY124 PASS Psych Disorders + Models Pt1
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the key idea of behaviourism?
Feelings effect internal thought that effect behaviour
Focused on observable behaviour which is the result of learning through interactions with the environment.
It is not just what happens to us but how we interpret it that matters
Dogs will drool at anything
What do behaviourism models do for psychological disorders?
Help to treat and cure mental disorders
Help us understand the effect of thoughts on behaviour
Help explain how maladaptive behaviours are learned and maintained
Nothing, we are past this style of thinking
What are the two types of conditioning described in behaviourism? (select 2)
Classical
Reward
Operant
Fear
What are the two famous experiments that demonstrate classical conditioning? (select 2)
Little Jimmy
Little Alice
Little Albert
Pavlov’s Dog
What are the four conditioning outcomes of operant conditioning? (select 2)
Positive/Negative Reward
Positive/Negative Reinforcement
Positive/Negative Punishment
Additional/Subtraction Punishment
Additional/Subtraction Reward
Name the episode: Elevated/irritable mood, increased energy, racing thoughts, decreased need for sleep, risky behaviours, possible hospitalisation.
(a)
What is involved in Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT)?
analysing whether emotive behaviours are rational or irrational
Investigating a situation until you uncover the truth
Identify beliefs, Challenge irrational beliefs, replace irrational beliefs with rational beliefs
Taking on another person's emotions and behaviours
What does CBT stand for?
Cognitive Behavioural Treatment
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Client Based Therapy
Client Based Treatment
What are the core concepts of cognitive theory?
Thoughts, feelings and behaviours
System 1 & System 2 thinking
Distorted thoughts & Core beliefs
Automatic thoughts, Cognitive distortion & Core beliefs
Define Obsession (as per the DSM)
Repetitive behaviours or mental acts aimed at reducing distress or preventing feared outcomes
Recurrent, intrusive thoughts, urges or images
Hyperfixation over a person, item or action
A quirk of being over clean or organised
Define Compulsion (as per the DSM)
Recurrent, intrusive thoughts, urges or images
Repetitive behaviours or mental acts aimed at reducing distress or preventing feared outcomes
decreased ability to control one's self
Acts conducted due to superstition
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is the same as Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder
True
False
PTSD is a complex response to trauma, shaped by learning, beliefs, and biology
False
What theory combines classical and operant conditioning?
Bek's Cognitive Triad
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Learnt Helplessness
Mowrer's Avoidance Learning
What is the key idea of cognitive theory?
Feelings effect internal thought that effect behaviour
Focused on observable behaviour which is the result of learning through interactions with the environment.
It is not just what happens to us but how we interpret it that matters
Dogs will drool at anything
According to the DSM, What is NOT an anxiety disorder?
Phobias
GAD
Social Anxiety
ASD
What type of depressive disorder is described as unipolar?
(a)
