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Title: Heuristics and Paradigms


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Heuristics and Paradigms
  • What is a Heuristic?
  • I before E except after C
  • Weird concept isnt it?
  • What is a paradigm
  • Paradigms in psychology
  • Lack of unifying paradigm
  • Bitter disagreements

2
Medical Model
  • Behavior, genes and neurons
  • Psychiatry v. psychology
  • Based on old Hippocrates
  • Treatment Approaches
  • Why so predominant today?

3
The Medical Model
  • What is it?
  • Most dominant theoretical perspective today
  • Origins?
  • Only a philosophy
  • Why popular?

4
Psychoanalytic
  • Unconscious
  • Do we know why we do what we do?
  • All men are _at_ effect
  • Bad stuff repressed
  • What do our dreams really mean?
  • Free association

5
Behaviorism
  • Psychology and science
  • The mechanistic approach
  • Observables only please
  • Started with Pavlov
  • J.B. Watson and Little Albert
  • Largely discarded as too mechanistic

6
Humanistic
  • Borrows from humanism of 18th century
  • Reaction against preexisting paradigms
  • Free will
  • Self-Actualization
  • Client-Centered Therapy
  • Uses and misuses

7
Cognitive-Behavioral
  • Borrows the good of behaviorism
  • Focus on the mind
  • Predominant in clinical psychology
  • Therapy
  • Challenge irrational beliefs
  • Behavioral homework
  • We stand for nothing

8
Aaron Beck
  • Cognitive theory of mood disorders
  • Cognitive Errors
  • All or Nothing Thinking
  • Personalization
  • Ignoring the evidence
  • Generalization
  • Catastrophizing
  • Min positive, max negative
  • Selective abstraction (ignore larger positive
    context)
  • Automatic thoughts
  • Negative thoughts that creep into cognitions

9
Cognitive Restructuring
  • Identify cognitive errors
  • Identifying emotional response or behavior that
    accompanies cognitive error
  • Encouraging hypothesis testing of those thoughts
  • Replace cognitive errors with more adaptive
    thoughts

10
What is Abnormal?
  • Anything Clinical psychologists/psychiatrist say
    it is
  • General Guidelines
  • Deviance
  • Maladaptive Behavior
  • Personal Distress
  • Lifetime prevalence 30
  • DSM-IV
  • 5 Axes
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