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Behavioural explanation of phobias- acquisition by classical conditioning, maintenance by operant conditioning

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Card 7

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Aims to teach a patient to learn a more appropriate association for the phobic stimulus and reduces the unwanted response

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Card 8

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Involves overwhelming the individual's senses with the phobic stimulus using thoughts, images and experiences so that the person realises no harm will occur

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Card 9

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Classical conditioning is used to remove an undesirable behaviour and replace it with a more appropriate one

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Card 10

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Uses reinforcement to encourage behaviour; a primary reinforcer is needed for survival, a secondary reinforcer is wanted/desired by the individual

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Card 11

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A mood disorder characterised by low mood and low energy levels

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Card 12

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A package of beliefs and expectations of a topic that come from prior experience

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Card 13

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Two models of the cognitive approach:

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Card 14

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Suggested that there is a cognitive explanation as to why some people are more vulnerable to depression than others

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Card 15

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Three parts of Beck's cognitive vulnerability:

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