personality disorders and treatment

2. _____medications: drugs used to treat psychotic disorders.
9. _____restructuring: identifying and challenging distorted thoughts.
11. _____therapy (ECT): using electrical currents to treat severe depression.
12. using monitoring devices to provide feedback on physiological functions.
14. _____hierarchies: gradually exposing clients to feared situations.
15. a mood stabilizer used to treat bipolar disorder.
16. Combating _____ thinking: addressing and altering negative thought patterns.
19. _____-behavioral therapies: combining cognitive and behavioral techniques.
21. _____alliance: collaborative relationship between therapist and client.
22. ______behavior therapy: combines cognitive-behavioral techniques with mindfulness.
24. _____magnetic stimulation(TMS): using magnetic fields to stimulate brain areas.

1. _____desensitization: combining relaxation with gradual exposure to anxiety-provoking stimuli.
3. _____therapies: focus on changing maladaptive thinking patterns.
4. _____dyskinesia: a side effect of antipsychotic medications causing involuntary movements.
5. _____behavior analysis: using reinforcement to improve specific behaviors.
6. an outdated surgical procedure that involved severing connections in the brain's prefrontal cortex.
7. _____triad: negative views about the self, world, and future.
8. _____-centered therapy: providing a supportive environment for self-discovery.
10. _____-based interventions: treatments supported by scientific evidence.
13. _____listening: fully concentrating, understanding, and responding to clients.
17. _____medication: drugs that affect mental processes and behavior.
18. _____emotive behavior therapy (REBT): focuses on changing irrational beliefs.
20. _____therapies: gradual exposure to feared stimuli.
23. _____therapies: using negative stimuli to reduce undesirable behaviors.