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Title: Stress Inoculation


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Stress Inoculation
  • Summarised for revision

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Biomedical models
  • These view the person receiving the therapy as a
    patient.
  • This implies they receive support from the
    therapist.

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In contrast
  • Psychological models view the person receiving
    the treatment as a client.
  • It offers a more participative approach from
    client and therapist

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Meichenbaum and Cameron
  • Applied a cognitive-behavioural approach.
  • The mind is retrained to either
  • Reduce perceived demands
  • Learn to cope with the demands

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Stress inoculation
  • Three phases
  • Conceptualisation
  • Skills training
  • Real-life application

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Conceptualisation
  • Clients relive the stressful situation and
    analyse their responses.
  • Once they learn to recognise their trigger they
    can be more realistic about the demands.

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Applied example
  • What is it about the examination process that
    causes students to be stressed?
  • The circumstances?
  • Fear of personal failure?
  • Presence of strangers?
  • Feelings of inadequacy?
  • Anything else?

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Skills training and practice
  • Clients are taught strategies for learning to
    cope
  • Specific (make sure revision is adequate)
  • Non-specific e.g. Relaxation techniques (make
    sure that reactions under examination conditions
    are controlled)

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Real life application
  • The client now puts the training into a real life
    situation
  • Contact with the therapist continues, but the
    relaxation itself acts as reinforcement in any
    case

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Evaluations (AO 2)
  • Strengths
  • It deals with causes and symptoms
  • It works well
  • Weaknesses
  • It takes time and money and a high level of
    commitment from the client
  • It is always difficult to change habits developed
    over a lifetime

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Give a brief account of and evaluate one
psychological method of stress management.
  • Note You may need to criticise this method in
    the light of other methods, so dont just rely on
    these notes, but do your own additional research.

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