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1 Psychoanalytic Theory of Psychological Disorders Early Traumatic Experience(s) Cause(s) Repression, Which Causes Psychological Conflict, Which Causes Great Anxiety, Which Causes Exaggerated Forms of the Defense Mechanisms, Which Form the Symptoms of the Psychological Disorders

2 Rogers’ Person (Client) Centered Therapy Unhealthy or Inflexible Self-Concept Denial and Distortion

3 Learning Theory Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning Modeling

4 Freudian Psychoanlysis Uncover Unconscious Conflicts Free Association Transference Dream Analysis

5 Carl Rogers Person (Client) Centered Therapy Increase Awareness Unconditional Positive Regard Empathy Genuineness Reflection of Feelings

6 Behavior Modification Operant Conditioning (reinforcement, punishment, and extinction) Classical Conditioning (aversive conditioning) Modeling

7 Group Therapy Sharing Experiences and Problems Learning to Trust Each Other Learning to Communicate Open up Areas of Feeling

8 Community Mental Health Center Use of Paraprofessionals Get Community Mental Health into Community Get Patients into Community

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