| Learning Objectives (See related pages)
After reading and studying this chapter and participating in lecture and discussion, students should be able to:
Give examples of antipsychotic, antidepressant, mood stabilizing, and antianxiety drugs and know their appropriate uses and limitations. |
| | | Distinguish among MAO inhibitors, tricyclic antidepressants, and SSRIs. |
| | | Identify the appropriate and inappropriate uses of ECT, psychosurgery, and repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS). |
| | | Give examples of herbal remedies for the treatment of psychological problems and discuss what is known about their effectiveness. |
| | | Describe the components of psychodynamic therapy and how it is thought to work. |
| | | Describe humanistic therapy and how it is conducted. |
| | | Describe techniques used in behavior therapy. |
| | | Describe the elements of cognitive therapy and how it is similar to behavior therapy. |
| | | Discuss IPT and how it is both similar to and different from psychodynamic therapy. |
| | | Discuss alternatives to individual therapy (e.g., family and group therapy). |
| | | Describe how mental health treatment may be carried out in the community. |
| | | Discuss how cultural issues may affect treatment and the extent to which research suggests that these issues should affect therapist-client matching. |
| | | Summarize the common components of successful therapies. |
| | | Discuss the special issues that can arise when treating children. |
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