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Commonly known for his work in stress inoculation training. ✔✔Donald Meichanbaum
Known for his work in systematic desensitization. ✔✔Joseph Wolpe
The four stage problem solving model that involves the cooperative efforts of two or more
persons to clarify a clients needs and develop and implement appropriate strategies for
intervention.
Problem Identification
Problem Analysis
Treatment Implementation
Treatment Evaluation ✔✔Four stages of Behavioral Consultation
Kratochwill, 1990 & Bergan, 1990
Characteristic of Mental Health
Types of Mental Health Consultation
Client- centered case consultation
,Consultee- centered Case Consultation
Program-centered Administrative Consultation
Consultee-centered Administrative Consultation
(c) Mental Health Consultation in Schools ✔✔Caplan's Consultation Model
The four basic consultative models
Expert Model
Medical (Doctor-Patient) Model
Process Model
Emergent Model (EOD) ✔✔Edger Schein's Consulting Model
Social Learning Theory explains that behavior is learned from the environment through the
process of observational learning. ✔✔Albert Bandura (1977)
A group held together by intimate face to face relationships, formed by family and
environmental associations and regarded as basic to social life and culture. ✔✔Primary Group
Denotes a collection of one or more processes. These groups are used to control the
distribution
, of signals. Is delivered individually to all of the ____that are members of the group. ✔✔Process
Group
Primary goal of this group is to reach a desired ____. This may in some form be similar to a task
group. ✔✔Outcome Group
A group of individuals undergoing therapy or training in which they observe and seek to
improve
their own interpersonal relationships or communication skills. e.g parenting group ✔✔Tertiary
Group (T-group)
Created by American Psychologists Joseph Luft (1916) and Harrington Ingham (1914) used to
help people better understand their relationship with themselves and others.
Q1(upper left)- Know to others and self
Q2(upper right)- Know others not self (blind spot)
Q3(lower left)- Not known to others but known to self
Q4(lower right)- Not known to other or self(unknown) ✔✔Johari Window
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Commonly known for his work in stress inoculation training. ✔✔Donald Meichanbaum
Known for his work in systematic desensitization. ✔✔Joseph Wolpe
The four stage problem solving model that involves the cooperative efforts of two or more
persons to clarify a clients needs and develop and implement appropriate strategies for
intervention.
Problem Identification
Problem Analysis
Treatment Implementation
Treatment Evaluation ✔✔Four stages of Behavioral Consultation
Kratochwill, 1990 & Bergan, 1990
Characteristic of Mental Health
Types of Mental Health Consultation
Client- centered case consultation
,Consultee- centered Case Consultation
Program-centered Administrative Consultation
Consultee-centered Administrative Consultation
(c) Mental Health Consultation in Schools ✔✔Caplan's Consultation Model
The four basic consultative models
Expert Model
Medical (Doctor-Patient) Model
Process Model
Emergent Model (EOD) ✔✔Edger Schein's Consulting Model
Social Learning Theory explains that behavior is learned from the environment through the
process of observational learning. ✔✔Albert Bandura (1977)
A group held together by intimate face to face relationships, formed by family and
environmental associations and regarded as basic to social life and culture. ✔✔Primary Group
Denotes a collection of one or more processes. These groups are used to control the
distribution
, of signals. Is delivered individually to all of the ____that are members of the group. ✔✔Process
Group
Primary goal of this group is to reach a desired ____. This may in some form be similar to a task
group. ✔✔Outcome Group
A group of individuals undergoing therapy or training in which they observe and seek to
improve
their own interpersonal relationships or communication skills. e.g parenting group ✔✔Tertiary
Group (T-group)
Created by American Psychologists Joseph Luft (1916) and Harrington Ingham (1914) used to
help people better understand their relationship with themselves and others.
Q1(upper left)- Know to others and self
Q2(upper right)- Know others not self (blind spot)
Q3(lower left)- Not known to others but known to self
Q4(lower right)- Not known to other or self(unknown) ✔✔Johari Window
