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What does 'art as therapy' refer to?
What does 'art as therapy' refer to?
- The act of engaging in artistic activities to build personal resources and resilience
- The approach where the process of creating art itself is considered therapeutic (correct)
- The use of art to control non-specific factors in research studies
- The mental health profession that utilizes the creative process of art-making
What is the purpose of an active control group in research studies related to art and psychology?
What is the purpose of an active control group in research studies related to art and psychology?
- To explore and express emotions through art-making
- To receive a treatment different from the experimental group and control for non-specific factors (correct)
- To manage stress and address various psychological challenges
- To foster creativity and flexibility through positive emotions
What is the main focus of art therapy as a mental health profession?
What is the main focus of art therapy as a mental health profession?
- To foster creativity and flexibility through positive emotions
- To control for non-specific factors in research studies related to art and psychology
- To build personal resources and resilience through the accumulation of positive emotions
- To improve and enhance the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of individuals through art-making (correct)
What does the broaden-and-build framework propose?
What does the broaden-and-build framework propose?
What is a key reason for the persistence of the idea of a relationship between creativity and mental illness throughout history?
What is a key reason for the persistence of the idea of a relationship between creativity and mental illness throughout history?
What have more recent studies focused on in relation to the connection between mental illness and creativity?
What have more recent studies focused on in relation to the connection between mental illness and creativity?
What specific cognitive ability may individuals with schizophrenia demonstrate, contributing to their creative output?
What specific cognitive ability may individuals with schizophrenia demonstrate, contributing to their creative output?
How can creativity benefit individuals with mental illness?
How can creativity benefit individuals with mental illness?
What is the PERMA model primarily focused on?
What is the PERMA model primarily focused on?
What is the distinction between 'art therapy' and 'art as therapy'?
What is the distinction between 'art therapy' and 'art as therapy'?
What is the purpose of the 'written emotional disclosure paradigm'?
What is the purpose of the 'written emotional disclosure paradigm'?
What is a common vulnerability factor shared between individuals with mental illness and highly creative people?
What is a common vulnerability factor shared between individuals with mental illness and highly creative people?
What is a protective factor that plays a role in both creativity and mental health?
What is a protective factor that plays a role in both creativity and mental health?
What has more recent research on the connection between mental illness and creativity explored?
What has more recent research on the connection between mental illness and creativity explored?
What is an example of a specific finding from research studies regarding individuals with bipolar disorder?
What is an example of a specific finding from research studies regarding individuals with bipolar disorder?
What is a reason for the persistence of the idea of a relationship between creativity and mental illness throughout history?
What is a reason for the persistence of the idea of a relationship between creativity and mental illness throughout history?
What does cognitive distraction involve?
What does cognitive distraction involve?
What does the PERMA model identify?
What does the PERMA model identify?
What is the main purpose of a passive control group in research?
What is the main purpose of a passive control group in research?
What does the positivity ratio suggest?
What does the positivity ratio suggest?
What is post-traumatic growth?
What is post-traumatic growth?
What does mindfulness involve when integrated into art-making practices?
What does mindfulness involve when integrated into art-making practices?
What is meta-analysis in the context of art therapy?
What is meta-analysis in the context of art therapy?
What is written Emotional Disclosure (WED) Paradigm?
What is written Emotional Disclosure (WED) Paradigm?
What is the purpose of a randomized controlled trial?
What is the purpose of a randomized controlled trial?
What does self-expression involve in art and psychology?
What does self-expression involve in art and psychology?
What is cognitive processing in art and psychology?
What is cognitive processing in art and psychology?
What does emotion encompass?
What does emotion encompass?
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Study Notes
Art and Psychology: Exploring the Intersection
- Cognitive distraction involves diverting attention from distressing thoughts, and art-making can serve as a form of cognitive distraction.
- Cognitive processing in art and psychology involves reflecting on emotions and experiences through artistic expression.
- Emotion encompasses feelings, thoughts, and physiological responses, while mood refers to a prolonged emotional state, both of which can be influenced by art.
- Meta-analysis involves statistically analyzing multiple studies on a specific topic, such as the effects of art therapy.
- Mindfulness can be integrated into art-making practices, where individuals focus on the creative process and sensations associated with it.
- A passive control group does not receive treatment and is used as a baseline comparison, for example, in art therapy research.
- The PERMA model identifies essential elements for well-being, and art-making can contribute to several aspects of this model.
- The positivity ratio suggests that a higher ratio of positive to negative emotions is associated with flourishing and well-being, which art can contribute to.
- Post-traumatic growth refers to positive psychological changes resulting from overcoming adversity, and art therapy may facilitate this process.
- A randomized controlled trial involves randomly assigning participants to different groups, useful in evaluating the efficacy of art therapy.
- Self-expression in art and psychology involves communicating thoughts, emotions, and identity through artistic means.
- Written Emotional Disclosure (WED) Paradigm involves writing about deep thoughts and emotions surrounding traumatic experiences, which can be used alongside visual art in art therapy.
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