3 ASSUMPTIONS of the
BIOLOGICAL MODEL

STUDY: Abnormality's inherited

EXAMPLE:
Neurotransmitters and Hormones Abnormality

STRENGTH #1 of BIOLOGICAL MODEL

STRENGTH #2 of BIOLOGICAL MODEL

LIMITATION #1 of BIOLOGICAL MODEL

STUDY: Susceptibility not purely genetic

Model that says individuals only inherit susceptibility but disorder develops if exposed to stress

LIMITATION #2 of BIOLOGICAL MODEL

3 ASSUMPTIONS of
PSYCHODYNAMIC APPROACH

What does it mean that it's INHERITED?

UNCONSCIOUS PERSONALITY CONFLICTS

ID

EGO

SUPEREGO

UNDERDEVELOPED EGO

DOMINANT ID

DOMINANT SUPEREGO

EGO protects itself against ANXIETY using

Fixation: ORAL

Fixation: ANAL

Fixation: PHALLIC

Fixation: LATENT

Fixation: GENITAL

STRENGTH #1 of PSYCHODYNAMIC MODEL

STRENGTH #2 of PSYCHODYNAMIC MODEL

LIMITATION #1 of PSYCHODYNAMIC MODEL

LIMITATION #2 of PSYCHODYNAMIC MODEL

4 assumptions of BEHAVIOURAL APPROACH

CLASSICAL CONDITIONING

OPERANT CONDITIONING

Extension of Behaviourism:
SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY

STRENGTH #1 of the BEHAVIOURIST MODEL

Example of Conditioning

STRENGTH #2 of the BEHAVIOURIST MODEL

LIMITATION #1 of the BEHAVIOURIST MODEL

LIMITATION #2 of the
BEHAVIOURIST MODEL

3 ASSUMPTIONS of the
COGNITIVE APPROACH

STUDY: Maladaptive behaviour's the result of faulty thinking.

BECK'S Cognitive Triad

STRENGTH #1 of the
COGNITIVE APPROACH

STRENGTH #2 of the
COGNITIVE APPROACH

LIMITATION #1 of the
COGNITIVE APPROACH

BECK's assumption about cause or effect

LIMITATION #2 of the
COGNITIVE APPROACH

FAILURE TO FUNCTION ADEQUATELY

STUDY: ROSENHAN & SELIGMAN
Related to possessing characteristics such as...

LIMITATION #1

LIMITATION #2

LIMITATION #3

DEVIATION FROM IDEAL MENTAL HEALTH

LIMITATION #1

LIMITATION #2

LIMITED #3

DEVIATION FROM SOCIAL NORMS

LIMITATION #1

LIMITATION #2

LIMITATION #3

When is Electroconvulsive Therapy used?

How is ECT conducted?

STRENGTH #1 of ECT

STRENGTH #2 of ECT

LIMITATION #1 of ECT

LIMITATION #2 of ECT

2 TYPES of ANTI-DEPRESSANTS

Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors (MAOIs)

XXX

Selective Serotonin Re-Uptake Inhibitors (SSRIs)

Anti-Psychotic Drugs

STRENGTH #1 of DRUG THERAPY

STRENGTH #2 of DRUG THERAPY

LIMITATION #1 of DRUG THERAPY

LIMITATION #2 of DRUG THERAPY

2 TYPES of PSYCHOANALYSIS

FREE ASSOCIATION

FREE RECALL

ROLE OF THERAPIST in FREE ASSOCIATION

DREAM ANALYSIS

DREAM ANALYSIS
2 types of content + process

STRENGTH #1 of PSYCHOANALYSIS

STRENGTH #2 of PSYCHOANALYSIS

LIMITATION #1 of PSYCHOANALYSIS

LIMITATION #2 of PSYCHOANALYSIS

SYSTEMATIC DESENSITISATION

5 STEPS OF SYSTEMATIC DESENSITISATION

STRENGTH #1 of SD

STRENGTH #2 of SD

LIMITATION #1 of SD

LIMITATION #2 of SD

COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY

BECK'S COGNITIVE THERAPY

STRENGTH #1 of CBT

STRENGTH #2 of CBT

LIMITATION #1 of CBT

LIMITATION #2 of CBT