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RAVENS COLORED PROGRESSIVE MATRICES

INTELLIGENCE TEST FOR KIDS

IT TESTS APTITUDE[RAW POTENTIAL OR POTENTIAL ABILITY]

IT IS THOUGHT TO BE LESS PRONE TO CULTURAL BIASES.

REBOUL-LACHAUX [AND CAPRAS]

USED THE TERM ILLUSION DES SOSIES

RETT SYNDROME

REICH, WILHEIM

CHARACTER ARMOUR- A PERSISTENT INTERPERSONAL DEFENSE MECHANISM

ORGONE ENERGY ACCUMILATOR

NEUROSIS IS DUE TO SEXUAL FRUSTRATION

BIOENERGY

REY-OSTERRIETH FIGURE

TESTS VISUAL MEMORY

RIBOT LAW

LAW OF REGRESSION

LOSS OF NEAR MEMORY FIRST

ROGERS

BASIC ENCOUNTERS

T-GROUPS

SELF CONCEPT

A SET OF ATTITUDES THAT AN INDIVUAL HOLDS ABOUT HIMSELF. IT DOES NOT NECESSARILY CORRESSPOND TO REALITY.

SELF THEORY

[OF PERSONALITY DEV. ]

DRIVE FOR IDEAL SELF

CONGRUENCE BETWEEN SELF-VIEW, OBJECTIVE-VIEW AND IDEAL-SELF

CONGRUENT INDIVIDUALS ARE ABLE TO SELF ACTUALISE

CLIENT CENTRED PSYCHOTHERAPY AIM FOR

ENABLING RELATIONSHIP GER

UNCONDITIONAL POSITIVE REGARD

GENUINENESS

ACCURATE EMPATHY

ACQUISITION OF INSIGHT

IMPLIED THAT THE CLIENT KNOWS BEST ABOUT HIS OWN TX.

MAKES USE OF THE Q TECHNIQUE.USES THE CONCEPTS OF REAL AND IDEAL SELF.

ROTH

ENDOGENOUS V NEUROTIC CATEGORISATION OF DEPRESSION

ROTTER SENTENCE COMPLETION

TEST OF PERSONALITY IN KIDS

AS IS THE JUNIOR EYSENCK PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT

ROTTER ALSO DESCRIBED INTERNAL LOCUS OF CONTROL

AND EXTERNAL LOCUS OF CONTROL [those who see their lives being controlled externally].

RORSCHACH INKBLOT TEST

PROJECTIVE TEST OF PERSONALITY.

OTHER SIMILAR PROJECTIVE TESTS INCLUDE;

THEMATIC APPERCEPTION TEST

SENTENCE COMPLETION TEST

RYLE

COGNITIVE ANALYTICAL THEORY

12-16 SESSIONS

SEQUENTIAL DIAGRAMMATIC REFORMULATION

ALSO USES CLASSICAL ANALYTICAL CONCEPTS SUCH AS TRANSFERENCE, DREAM ANAYSIS INTERPRETATIONS

RUSSELL

DESCRIBED BULAEMIA N. IN 1979

FELT IT WAS DUE TO HYPOTHALAMIC DYSFUNCTION

RationaliSation

defense mechanism in which an attempt is made to explain in a logical way affects, ideas or wishes that may otherwise be unpalatable or unacceptable

Reaction formation

defense mechanism whereby the external action or belief is diametrically opposed to the internal belief

Receptive aphasia (sensory)

difficulty in comprehending word meanings or received speech or language

Reduplication phenomena

part or all of the body is felt to be reduplicated

Reflex hallucination

stimulus in one sensory field leads to a hallucination in another sensory field

Regression

defense mechanism in which there is a return to an earlier stage of development

Repression

defense mechanism in which unacceptable affects, ideas or wishes are pushed away so that they remain in the unconscious

Retrospective falsification

false details are added to the recollection of an otherwise real memory

 from multiple sources including lecture notes