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Which of the following psychological vulnerabilities, when combined with negative life events, is best explained by the ABC Model of Depression to explain higher rates of depression in women?
Which of the following psychological vulnerabilities, when combined with negative life events, is best explained by the ABC Model of Depression to explain higher rates of depression in women?
- Affective vulnerabilities (correct)
- Developmental vulnerabilities
- Behavioral vulnerabilities
- Social vulnerabilities
A therapist consistently attributes a female patient's anxiety to unresolved childhood conflicts with her mother, while overlooking potential workplace stressors. This scenario best illustrates:
A therapist consistently attributes a female patient's anxiety to unresolved childhood conflicts with her mother, while overlooking potential workplace stressors. This scenario best illustrates:
- Effective use of transference in therapy.
- Bias in diagnosis. (correct)
- Implementation of assertiveness training.
- Appropriate application of psychodynamic principles.
Which of the following is a core component of feminist therapy that differentiates it from more traditional approaches?
Which of the following is a core component of feminist therapy that differentiates it from more traditional approaches?
- Cognitive restructuring to change negative thought patterns
- Emphasis on challenging societal power structures and gender roles (correct)
- Focus on unconscious drives and early childhood experiences
- Aversion therapy to eliminate maladaptive behaviors
According to Stice's Dual-pathway Model of Bulimic pathology, which two factors mediate the relationship between sociocultural pressures and bulimic symptoms?
According to Stice's Dual-pathway Model of Bulimic pathology, which two factors mediate the relationship between sociocultural pressures and bulimic symptoms?
A client is seeking guidance on how to express her needs and boundaries more effectively in personal and professional relationships. Which therapeutic technique would be most appropriate?
A client is seeking guidance on how to express her needs and boundaries more effectively in personal and professional relationships. Which therapeutic technique would be most appropriate?
Which of the following biological factors has been implicated in gender differences in depression rates?
Which of the following biological factors has been implicated in gender differences in depression rates?
What is a primary concern regarding the application of traditional psychoanalysis to women's mental health?
What is a primary concern regarding the application of traditional psychoanalysis to women's mental health?
A transgender client reports experiencing microaggressions and discrimination. What is the MOST appropriate initial step for a mental health professional?
A transgender client reports experiencing microaggressions and discrimination. What is the MOST appropriate initial step for a mental health professional?
What cognitive vulnerability is characterized by persistent and repetitive focus on negative emotions and problems, potentially exacerbating depressive symptoms?
What cognitive vulnerability is characterized by persistent and repetitive focus on negative emotions and problems, potentially exacerbating depressive symptoms?
Which of the following BEST illustrates the concept of 'objectified body consciousness'?
Which of the following BEST illustrates the concept of 'objectified body consciousness'?
What is a significant ethical concern related to therapist-client relationships that disproportionately affects female clients?
What is a significant ethical concern related to therapist-client relationships that disproportionately affects female clients?
Which of the following exemplifies a potential bias in the treatment of women in mental healthcare?
Which of the following exemplifies a potential bias in the treatment of women in mental healthcare?
How does systematic desensitization primarily work to alleviate anxiety?
How does systematic desensitization primarily work to alleviate anxiety?
What is a key distinction between anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa?
What is a key distinction between anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa?
Which of the following is NOT a typical component of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?
Which of the following is NOT a typical component of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?
Which of the following is a significant risk factor specifically associated with alcohol and drug abuse in women?
Which of the following is a significant risk factor specifically associated with alcohol and drug abuse in women?
What is the central premise of Learned Helplessness Theory in relation to depression?
What is the central premise of Learned Helplessness Theory in relation to depression?
What is the MOST appropriate initial step for a mental health professional when working with a transgender client?
What is the MOST appropriate initial step for a mental health professional when working with a transgender client?
A woman is prescribed medication by her psychiatrist. She notices that the dosage is significantly higher than what is typically prescribed for men with similar symptoms. This scenario could illustrate:
A woman is prescribed medication by her psychiatrist. She notices that the dosage is significantly higher than what is typically prescribed for men with similar symptoms. This scenario could illustrate:
Which of the following is a common preventative measure advised by mental health professionals for eating disorders?
Which of the following is a common preventative measure advised by mental health professionals for eating disorders?
Flashcards
Depression
Depression
A mood disorder causing a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. Women experience depression at higher rates than men.
ABC Model of Depression Components
ABC Model of Depression Components
Biological (genes, hormones), affective (intense emotions), cognitive (negative thoughts), negative life events (stressors), plus rumination and learned helplessness.
Risk Factors for Substance Abuse
Risk Factors for Substance Abuse
Increased impulsivity, social pressure, attempts to self-medicate. Men are more likely to abuse alcohol, women are more likely to abuse drugs.
Bulimia vs. Anorexia
Bulimia vs. Anorexia
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Eating Disorder Risk Factors & Prevention
Eating Disorder Risk Factors & Prevention
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Dual-Pathway Model of Bulimia
Dual-Pathway Model of Bulimia
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Biases in Psychotherapy
Biases in Psychotherapy
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Traditional Therapies for Women
Traditional Therapies for Women
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New Therapies for Women
New Therapies for Women
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Mental Health Issues for Transgender People
Mental Health Issues for Transgender People
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Study Notes
- This chapter explores the female anatomy, female maturation and the sexual response cycle, gender differences in sexuality, and female sexual disorders.
Depression
- Depression is defined, and gender differences in its presentation are explored in this chapter.
ABC Model of Depression
- The ABC Model of Depression explains higher rates of depression in women.
- It details the interaction of components to predict depression.
- Biological vulnerabilities include:
- 5-HTTLPR gene
- Hormones
- Pubertal timing and development
- Affective vulnerabilities are a component to consider.
- Cognitive vulnerabilities include:
- Negative cognitive style
- Objectified body consciousness
- Rumination
- Negative life events contribute to depression.
- Learned hopelessness theory is examined in relation to depression.
- The role of rumination is examined.
Alcohol and Drug Abuse
- Risk factors for alcohol and drug abuse are discussed.
- Sex differences in substance abuse are noted.
- Possible explanations for these differences are explored.
Eating Disorders
- Diagnostic criteria for disordered eating behaviors in bulimic individuals are presented.
- Diagnostic criteria for disordered eating behaviors in anorexic individuals are presented.
- Common risk factors for eating disorders are identified.
- Treatments for eating disorders are reviewed.
- Preventative measures for eating disorders are discussed.
Stice’s Dual-pathway Model
- Stice’s (2001) Dual-pathway Model of Bulimic pathology is explained.
- The mediating effects of dieting and negative affect are discussed.
Biases and Sexism in Psychotherapy
- Types of biases faced by women seeking psychotherapy are identified.
- Sexism faced by women seeking psychotherapy are identified.
- These issues are explored in both historical and contemporary contexts.
- Research demonstrating biases in mental healthcare is cited.
- Bias in diagnosis is specifically addressed.
- Bias in treatment approaches is addressed.
- Instances of sexual misconduct by therapists are acknowledged.
Traditional Therapies for Women
- Traditional therapies for the treatment of women are described.
- Strengths and weaknesses of each therapeutic approach are analyzed.
- Psychoanalysis
- Behavior therapy
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Systematic desensitization
New Therapies for Women
- Modern therapeutic approaches designed for women are described.
- Feminist therapy
- Assertiveness training
Mental Health Issues in Transgender Individuals
- Issues faced by transgender people in need of mental health services are discussed.
- Challenges are explored in historical and contemporary contexts.
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