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What is the goal of aversion therapy?
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To cause people to develop an intense dislike (aversion) of a particular stimulus)
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What does an antabuse drug do?
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Produces intense nausea
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How does aversion therapy work?
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An aversive stimulus is paired with the behaviour they’re being treated for
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What type of conditioning does aversion therapy use?
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Classical Conditioning
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What is covert desensitisation?
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Where the aversive stimulus is replaced with the patient’s imagination
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What is a modern addition to covert desentisation?
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Virtual/Augmented Reality technology
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Name two ethical issues with traditional aversion therapy
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Risk of (psychological) harm and patient-therapist power imbalance
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Psychology
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Decks in class (16)
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Component 2 - Variables2
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Biological Approach20
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Drug Therapy15
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Biological Assumptions20
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Psychodynamic Assumptions20
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Bowlby (1944)13
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Dream Therapy20
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Observations12
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Behaviourist Assumptions23
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Sampling19
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Aversion Therapy20
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Evaluating The Behaviourist Approach13
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Cognitive Assumptions20
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CPT)15
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Contemporary Debate + Evaluating the Approach18
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Positive Approach31
