P
PALAZZOLI
MILAN SCHOOL
PARADOXICAL FAMILY THERAPY
PARKINSON
PARSONS
SICK
ROLE
2 RIGHTS;
RESPONSIBILITY
EXEMPTION
NOT
RESPOSIBLE FOR ONES CONDITION
2 OBLIGATIONS;
WANT
TO RECOVER
SEEK
HELP
PATAU
PAVLOV
CLASSICAL
RESPONDENT LEARNING.USED LIGHT OR BELL W FOOD FOR DOGS.
CLASSIC;
FOOD 1ST.
DELAYED
CONDITIONING
BELL FOLLOWED BY FOOD LED TO SALIVATION
0.5
SEC DELAY BEST.
NOTE
HERE THE LIGHT CONTINUED UNTIL THE RESPONSE OCCURRED.
SIMULTANEOUS
CONDITIONING
ONSET
OF BOTH AT THE SAME TIME .LESS SUCCESSFUL THAN DELAYED.
TRACE
CONDITIONING
BELL ENDS BEFORE FOOD STARTED.GREATER GAP WORSE CONDITIONING.
EXTINCTION
AND PARTIAL RECOVERY
GENERALISATION
DISCRIMINATION
INCUBATION
-----increase in response following brief exposures
STIMULUS
PREPAREDNESS- SELIGMANN.
LITTLE
ALBERT------WATSON AND RAYNER white rat w loud noise in 11/12 old.
NB
ALSO THAT RESCORLE IS A BIG NAME IN CLASSICAL CONDITIONING
PERLS
GESTAULT
THERAPY
PERRIS
UNIPOLAR
BIPOLAR
DEPRESSION
PIAGET
CURIOSITY
AND EXPLORITORY DRIVE
OBJECT
CONSTANCY
GENETIC
EPISTEMOLOGY- THIS IS WHAT HE CALLED THE STUDY OF KIDS INTELLIGENCE
MODEL
OF COGNITIVE DEV
SCHEMES
ASSIMILATION
ACCOMODATION
SENSORIMOTOR
STAGE 0-2
PREOPERATIONAL
2-7
CONCRETE
OPERATIONAL 7-12
FORMAL
OPERATIONAL 13+
PICK
DESCRIBED
THE SIMPLEX SYNDROME
PINEL
UNCHAINING
LUNATICS
MORAL
TX
MANIE
SANS DELIRE
PLUTCHIK
PRIMARY EMOTIONS;
DISGUST
ANGER
ANTICIPATION
JOY
ACCEPTANCE
FEAR
SURPRISE
SADNESS
SECONDARY
EMOTIONS;
CONTEMPT
LOVE
SUBMISSION
DISAPPOINTMENT
POLLITT
TYPE
S-------SOMATIC DEPRESSION
TYPE
J -----JUSTIFIABLE DEPRESSION
PRITCHARD 1835
MORAL
INSANITY FOR P.D.
Pallilalia
word
or phrase is repeated
Panic attacks
acute,
episodic attacks of extreme anxiety - may occur with or without physiological symptoms
Pareidolia
vivid
imagery that occurs whilst looking at a poorly structured background
Paramnesia
distorted
recall leading to falsification of memory e.g. confabulation, déjà vu, déjà pensé, jamais vu, retrospective falsification
Passing by the point (vorbeigehen)
answers
to questions, though obviously wrong indicate that the person has understood the question. e.g how many legs has a table?
- 3. Occurs in Ganser's Syndrome - described in prisoners awaiting trial
Passivity phenomena
delusional
belief that an external agency is controlling the aspects of oneself that are usually under one's own control - e.g. though
alienation, made feelings, made impulses, made actions and somatic passivity
Perseveration (of speech and movement)
mental operations carry on past the point that they serve a function e.g. what day
is it? Monday, what time is it? Monday. Seen in organic disorders
Personality disorders
deeply
ingrained and pervasive patterns of behaviour that are seen in a wide range of situations
and cause distress to oneself or others
Phobia
persistent
irrational fear of an activity or object. This leads to avoidance. The fear is out of proportion of the reality of the threat
Posturing
inappropriate
or bizarre bodily posture adopted continuously over a sustained period
Poverty of speech
reduced
speech - tends to occur in severe depressive states
Pressure of speech
increased
quantity and rate of speech - tends to occur in manic states
Primary delusion
delusion
arriving fully formed without any discernable connection with previous events
Profound mental retardation
IQ
of less than 20
Projection
defense
mechanism in which repressed thoughts and wishes are attributed to other people or objects
Prosopagnosia
inability
to recognise faces
Pseudodementia
depressive
states in the elderly may present as a dementia
Pseudohallucination
form
of imagery arising in the subjective inner space and lack the substantiality usual of normal perceptions.
Psychosis
disorder
in which the individual does not have insight and constructs a false environment out of inner experiences
Pure word deafness
words
that are heard cannot be comprehended
from
multiple sources including lecture notes
