'Social situations' diaporamas de présentation

Theme 4: Anxiety Disorders

Theme 4: Anxiety Disorders. Ahmad AlHadi, MD Assistant Professor and Consultant in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy. Introduction. Case Hx MSE Types of Anxiety. Anxiety Disorders DSM-IV-TR. Panic Disorder Agoraphobia Specific Phobia Social Phobia (Social Anx Dis).

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LA FAMILIA unidad 3

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The Model of Human Occupation Kielhofner , 2008 Forsyth & Kielhofner , 2006 Kielhofner & Forsyth, 1997

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Dramaturgical Theory

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Psychological factors that strongly influence our human development

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social psychology

social psychology. the study of how people think, feel, & behave in social situations. social categorization. categorizing people into stereotyped groups based upon their shared characteristics. (is done using Implicit Personality Theory). Implicit personality theory.

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Presentation on Communication Question 6

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Quiz Chapter 7 Review

Quiz Chapter 7 Review. 1. A person with elevated scores on ___ feels alienated, distant from social situations and misunderstood. . Scale 8 Scale 7 Scale 4 Scale 6 Scale 1. 1. A person with elevated scores on ___ feels alienated, distant from social situations and misunderstood. . Scale 8

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Adaptive Selling for Relationship Building

Adaptive Selling for Relationship Building. CHAPTER 6. What is adaptive selling? Why is it important for salespeople to practice adaptive selling? What kind of knowledge do salespeople need to practice adaptive selling? How can salespeople acquire this knowledge?

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What are Eating Disorders?

What are Eating Disorders?. Eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder include extreme emotions, attitudes, and behaviors surrounding weight and food issues.

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What is Autism?

Neurodevelopmental disorder with a spectrum of clinical conditions 3 areas of dysfunction: Social interaction/social relatedness difficulty Communication impairment Restrictive/repetitive behaviors and interests Early intervention before the age of three is vital. What is Autism?.

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Neurotic Disorders

Neurotic Disorders. Neurotic, stress-related, and somatoform disorders have common historical origin with the concept of neurosis and association of a substantial proportion of these disorders with psychological causation.

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Behavioral Techniques in the Treatment of Selective Mutism

Behavioral Techniques in the Treatment of Selective Mutism. Aimee Kotrba, Ph.D. Can you identify the child with selective mutism?. DSM-IV Criteria. Consistent, ongoing failure to speak in specific social situations Interferes with education or social communication

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Social construction of deviance

Social construction of deviance. In the following slides, determine if what you see constitutes DEVIANCE. You may base your decision on: Behavoiur Beliefs Condition of the person. WHAT IS DEVIANCE?.

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Module 30 Introduction to Intelligence Worth Publishers

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Theories of Development

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Overcoming social anxiety disorder and social phobia

Valuable method to overcome anxiety disorder is the combination of good self-help mediation and therapy. Help you understand what social anxiety disorder and social phobia is how it affects the body, why it occurs and more importantly, what you can do.

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Attitude Theory

Attitude Theory. What causes behavior?. Knowledge ? Belief ? Attitude ? Value ? Behavior. Knowledge = Comprehension and understandingof a body of facts or concepts. Belief = Statements that express presumed knowledge, faith or opinion. There are 2 types of beliefs:

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From Romanticism to Realism

From Romanticism to Realism. Madame Bovary. The idea of realism is that it would shine a light on the real world and not hide behind some lovely romantic ideal that did not exist. Away from Romanticism.

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