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Positive Psychology
What problems other than gender dysphoria did Renee need to address in psychotherapy before proceeding to hormone therapy?
What were the effects of the hormone therapy for Renee?
Why did Renee choose not to have her eggs frozen?
What were Ron’s biggest struggles with the“real-life experience” stage of treatment?
Why did Ron decide not to undergo genital reconstruction surgery?
What are the statistics for development of schizophrenia among identical twins?
What were 3 of Jim’s initial symptoms that signaled signs of a mental disorder?
What was the diagnosis Jim received after he was hospitalized?
Why did he stop taking his medication and what symptoms returned when he stopped taking his medication?
Explain Dr. Sorkin’s theory of the diathesis–stress model of schizophrenia.
Describe the biobehavioral therapy used by Dr. Sorkin.
What are some structural differences in the brains of individuals with schizophrenia?
How do neuroleptic drugs work to reduce the positive symptoms of schizophrenia? What are some of the downsides of using these medications?
Why are the newer atypical antipsychotic drugs preferred over the traditional neuropletic drugs?
What 6 factors were a part of the psychosocial skills training program for Jim in conjunction with his medication program?
What were the 2 long-term priorities for Jim once his medication stabilized some of his symptoms?
Why was it important to involve Jim’s family in his rehabilitation?
What particular communication skills were important for Jim’s family to learn?
What were some individual behavioral skills Jim learned in order to become more independent?
Why did Jim decide to continue to live with his parents rather than on his own?
What is one of the most common reasons individuals with antisocial personality disorder end up in therapeutic treatment?
What inconsistencies did you notice as you read about Jack’s complaints prior to being hospitalized and his behavior after he was admitted?
What other psychiatric disorders appear with patients who have antisocial personality disorder?
What are the statistics regarding the gender of people with this diagnosis?
What behaviors did Jack finally manifest that fit a diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder?
Give 3 examples from Jack’s mother’s story that suggested Jack was a candidate for a personality disorder as an adult?
What are some possible biological explanations for antisocial personality disorder?
Why is treatment usually ineffective for this personality disorder?
List 4 criteria that Jack exhibited that convinced Dr. Harris that Jack’s diagnosis should be antisocial personality disorder.
What eventually happens to many individuals who have this personality disorder?
What led to Karen’s admission to West Raymond Medical Center?
Why did Karen’s therapist decide to discontinue treatment with her at that time?
How many individuals with borderline personality disorder attempt suicide?
Describe Karen’s typical relationships with men.
What was Karen’s “greatest fear” that led to her frequent suicide attempts?
How did Karen’s behavior meet the DSM-5 criteria for borderline personality disorder?
Describe the concept of dialectical behavior therapy. Be sure to describe the six main points of this type of treatment.
What is Dr. Banks’s primary goal during the pretreatment stage? How did Dr. Banks relate this to Karen in her initial therapy sessions?
How did the term borderline originate and how accurate is it in describing Karen’s problems?
What were the two basic formats Dr. Banks told Karen would be part of her treatment program?
List the five specific skill areas covered in the first-stage of treatment with Karen.
Why is it common for individuals to use self-destructive behaviors when they are disappointed by life events?
How did Dr. Banks handle Karen’s cutting behaviors both to help her prevent the behaviors but also support her when she relapsed?
What were two therapy-interfering behaviors frequently displayed by Karen?
What was the focus of the second treatment stage? What types of therapeutic interventions did Dr. Banks use with Karen during this time?
Describe some other comorbid disorders that individuals with borderline personality disorder may develop.
Describe the third stage of treatment for Karen.
What is the ultimate achievement Karen feels she has realized from her treatment?
When did Billy’s parents begin to suspect that Billy’s “dynamo” personality might be a behavioral disorder?
Describe at least 3 behaviors that suggest that Billy’s activity level is beyond what’s normal for a child his age.
When did Billy’s family finally receive more objective feedback about Billy’s behavior?
How long did it take for Billy’s teachers to suggest professional consultation regarding Billy’s disruptive behavior?
Why did Dr. Remoc, the therapist at the Child Development Center, feel it was important to conduct a thorough assessment of Billy before diagnosing ADHD?
Describe at least 4 different assessment techniques used by Dr. Remoc to test for ADHD.
What were the assessment results that led Dr. Remoc to diagnose ADHD in Billy?
Why did Dr. Remoc decide to use both medication and behavioral therapy to treat Billy?
What are some potential problems with prescribing medication as the only treatment option for children with ADHD? What are some side effects of stimulant medications?
Describe the ABC model of behavioral therapy and give examples.
What were the four treatment components outlined for Billy’s treatment?
Why is it important for Billy’s parents to be a part of the treatment plan?
Describe the ABC plan that Billy’s parents developed to control his “interrupting” behaviors.
What other childhood behavioral diagnoses are often comorbid with ADHD?
Describe the concept of a token economy.
What event disrupted Billy’s progress?
What was the ultimate outcome after 18 sessions of group parental training?
What is the prevalence rate of autism spectrum disorder and what are some of the current statistics regarding the long-term prognosis of individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder?
What were some behaviors that Adam demonstrated that concerned his mother when she compared his behavior with the behavior of the other children at his birthday party and with the development of his
Define the terms echolalia and pronominal reversal, and give examples.
List the two categories of symptoms that are hallmarks of autism spectrum disorder?
On the basis of the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria, the Childhood Autism Rating Scale, and the Modified Checklist for Autism for Toddlers—Revised, what level of severity was given to Adam’s diagnosis
Why was it important to involve Adam in an early intervention program as soon as possible?
What is the preferred therapeutic intervention for children with autism spectrum disorder?
Why did Adam’s parents decide to add home therapy to Adam’s treatment program?
Speech therapy is an important aspect of treatment for children with autism spectrum disorder.Describe three of the techniques the speech therapists used to assist Adam in furthering his
How did Adam’s disorder affect the family structure?Give some examples.
What were the advantages of a full-day program for Adam?
Why might it be important for Adam’s family to take advantage of individual counseling or a support group?
Why is the quote by Dr. Oliver Sacks important to remember in cases of autistic disorder?
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