WEEK OF APRIL 30

REVIEW CLASS -

WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 AT 3PM IN 02N

SATURDAY, MAY 5 AT 3PM IN 02N

SUNDAY, MAY 6 AT 3PM IN 02N

I will also do a review Thursday afternoon at 3pm too

Monday, April 30

Aim: Describe the key trait and social cognitive theorists approach to understanding personality

A personality test is a method of assessing human personality constructs. Most personality assessment instruments (despite being loosely referred to as "personality tests") are in fact introspective (i.e., subjective) self-report questionnaire (Q-data) measures or reports from life records (L-data) such as rating scales

CH13HW1: Take the following personality tests

D. DSM-V Personality Disorders- Watch Crash Course

1. What are the three clusters of personality disorders?

2. What are the common characteristics of each cluster?

3. Define the following terms

• Histrionic
• Narcissistic
• Border-line
• PDNOS
• Antisocial

4. What is a dimensional model in assessing personality disorder?

Tuesday, May 1

Aim: What is psychopathology?

HW: CH13HW2 read pp 523-527

1. Describe Laura's approach to psychotherapy. What factors are important to be a good therapist?

2. Identify three misconceptions people have about therapy

3. What factors prevent people from attending therapy?

Read 531-538

4. What is the purpose of insight therapy?

5. How do the humanists and psychoanalysts differ in their approach using insight therapy?

6 How did Freud use the following in his psychotherapy?

a dream interpretation

b free association

c transference

7. How does the Neo-Freudian psychodynamic-approach get the job of therapy done so much more quickly than Freudian psychoanalysis?

8. Why do humanist focus on existential crises?

9. What three techniques are attributed to Carl Roger's therapeutic approach?

10. How does cognitive therapy differ from psycho-dynamic and humanistic therapy?

11. How would Aaron Beck treat a depressed patient?

12. What are advantages of group therapy?

13. How does family therapy work? Why is understanding the situation paramount in this type of therapy?

Wednesday, May 2

Aim: How does insight therapy work?

HW: CH13HW3- Read pp. 538- 548

1. How does behavioral modification work?
2. How did Mary Cover Jones influence behavioral modification with counter conditioning?
3. How did Joseph Wolpe's systematic desensitization impact on therapy?
4. How would aversion therapy help with an alcohol or drug addiction?
5. How could a teacher use contingency management on a disruptive student in class?
6. How could your dean use a token economy to discourage lateness in the morning?
7. How can participant modeling be therapeutic?
8. How does CBT- Cognitive Behavioral therapy work?
9. Why is Albert Ellis' REBT so controversial?
10. How does changing our thoughts change our brains?
11. Why were members of the APA upset with Eysenck's findings on therapy?
12. What therapies are effective in treating illness?
13. Complete Check for Understanding pp.548-549

Thursday, May 3

Aim: How does behavioral therapy work?

HW: CH13HW4- Read pp. 549 - 558

1. How does the biomedical approach differ in understanding psychopathology?
2. What were the first anti-psychotic drugs called in the 1950s?
3. What impact did pharmacology have on the role of mental hospitals?
4. Identify the 4 main categories of drugs used today
5. Identify three of the most common in each category and identify both the positive and negative effects each of these type of drugs have on a person
6. Define the following

a. tardive dyskinesia

b. Reuptake

7. There are a number of other medical therapies for psychopathology besides medication. Evaluate whether or not each of the following treatments are effective in treating psychopathology.

a. psychosurgery

b. prefrontal lobotomy

c. ECt

d. TMS

e. Deinstitutionalism