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• Affective Restructuring
  ...ty Press</ref>; Moss, 2001<ref>Moss, R. (2001) ''Clinical biopsychology in theory and practice''.</ref>) *[[Dimensional Systems Model]] (Moss, 2007<ref>Moss, R. A. (2007) Negative emotional memories in c
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• Dimensional Systems Model
  ...pletely new approach to psychotherapy known as Clinical Biopsychology. The theory proposes that negative emotional states, such as depression and anxiety, ca
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• Personality systematics
  ...nality systematics''' is a contribution to the psychology of [[personality theory]] and to [[psychological counseling]] summarized by Jeffrey J. Magnavita in ...ups and individuals, are considered as systems in homeostasis. Within open systems they have an active method of remaining stable through the dynamic relation
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• Principles of psychotherapy
  ...sability in one person by another, using an approach based on a particular theory or paradigm, and a requirement that the agent performing the therapy has ha == Systems ==
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• Gregory Bateson
  ...s Donald Jackson, Jay Haley and John H. Weakland developed the double bind theory. One of the threads that connects Bateson's work is an interest in systems theory and cybernetics, a science he helped to create as one of the original membe
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• Psychoanalysis
  ...d |volume=II|publisher= Hogarth Press, 1955|year= 1893}}</ref> This first theory became untenable as an explanation of all incidents of hysteria. As a resul ...eory." In this theory, which was mostly later supplanted by the Structural Theory, unacceptable sexual wishes were repressed into the "System Unconscious," u
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• Psychodynamic psychotherapy
  ...aking a cue from thermodynamics, suggested all living organisms are energy systems, governed by the principle of energy conservation. During the same year, B ...lities include<ref>Sundberg, Norman. (2001). Clinical Psychology: Evolving Theory, Practice, and Research. Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, ISBN 0130871192</
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• Unconscious mind
  ...e In search of the unconscious; evidence for some cornerstones of Freudian theory is coming from an unlikely source - basic neuroscience. Psychology Today De ...es its effects, such as they are, are those specifically predicated on the theory, such as transference and catharsis</ref>
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• Consciousness
  ...d the Odyssey.<ref name="Block">[[Ned Block]], "What is Dennett's Theory a Theory of?" Philosophical Topics 22, 1994.</ref> [[Daniel Dennett]] points out th ...ve no alternative other than to give it pride of place in any evolutionary theory.<ref>A Mind So Rare p.202</ref>
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• Family systems therapy
  ...rapy''', also referred to as '''couple and family therapy''' and '''family systems therapy''', is a branch of [[psychotherapy]] that works with [[family|famil [[systems psychology|family systems theorists]], have been applied to a wide range of human behavior, including
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• Psychotherapy
  ...sability in one person by another, using an approach based on a particular theory or paradigm, and a requirement that the agent performing the therapy has ha == Systems ==
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• Interpersonal relationship
  Interpersonal relationships are [[dynamic systems]] that change continuously during their existence. Like living organisms, r ...and marriage: Toward a positive relationship science. ''Journal of Family Theory & Review'', 2, 4–24.</ref> Flourishing relationships also allow a dynamic
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• Psychiatry
  ...(Al-Qanun fi al-Tibb)'' dealt with disorders of the psyche and the nervous systems and expounded on topics such as sexology, lovesickness, delusion, apoplexy, ...t.<ref name=Shorter145>Shorter, E. (1997), p. 145</ref> The psychoanalytic theory became popular among psychiatrists because it allowed the patients to be tr
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• Clinical psychology
  '''Clinical psychology''' is an integration of science, theory and clinical knowledge for the purpose of understanding, preventing, and re ...[cognitive behavioral therapy|cognitive behavioral]], and [[family therapy|systems or family therapy]].
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• Clinical social work
  ...ssion draws on theories of [[human development]], social theory and social systems to analyse complex situations and to facilitate individual, organizational, *[[Social theory]]
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• Counseling psychology
  Client characteristics such as help-seeking attitudes and [[Attachment theory|attachment]] style have been found to be related to client use of counselin ...<ref>Gelso, C.J. and Hayes, J.A. (1998). ''The Psychotherapy Relationship: Theory, Research and Practice''. (p. 22–46): John Wiley & Sons: New York</ref>
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• Mental disorders
  ...use the term "mental disorder". There are currently two widely established systems that classify mental disorders—''[[ICD-10 Chapter V: Mental and behaviour ...m disorder|spectrum]], [[Continuum (theory)|continuum]] or [[dimensional]] systems.
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• Cognitive behavioral therapy
  ...South Africa who were inspired by the [[behaviorism|behaviorist]] learning theory of [[Ivan Pavlov]], [[John B. Watson]] and [[Clark L. Hull]].<ref name="Rac ...chology)|mentalistic]]" concepts like thoughts and cognitions. Both these systems included behavioral elements and interventions and primarily concentrated o
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• Mental health professional
  ...Existential]]-[[Humanistic psychology|Humanistic]], and [[Systemic Therapy|Systems Therapy]] (e.g. [[Family therapy|family]] or couples therapy). ...ial work. This may include a focus on social causation, labeling, critical theory and social constructivism. Many argue social workers need to work with medi
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• Social work
  ...ssion draws on theories of [[human development]], social theory and social systems to analyse complex situations and to facilitate individual, organizational, *[[Social theory]]
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