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“Apply different psychological perspectives to the treatment of depression”
Does that mean biological psychodynamic social learning theory perspectives? Or perspectives from psychologists
Does that mean biological psychodynamic social learning theory perspectives? Or perspectives from psychologists
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I believe it means the prior so behavioural, cognitive, psychodynamic etc. which really is the perspectives of different psychologists.
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I believe it means the prior so behavioural, cognitive, psychodynamic etc. which really is the perspectives of different psychologists.
I believe it means the prior so behavioural, cognitive, psychodynamic etc. which really is the perspectives of different psychologists.
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Is biological not one of them
Is biological not one of them
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I would think based on the question that they are looking for more psychological approaches to the treatment of depression but you could definitely bring in biological as a evaluative point to compare efficacy of the treatments or use biological treatments alongside psychological treatments for optimal outcomes.
I would think based on the question that they are looking for more psychological approaches to the treatment of depression but you could definitely bring in biological as a evaluative point to compare efficacy of the treatments or use biological treatments alongside psychological treatments for optimal outcomes.
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(Original post by MoonlightRain)
I don't really understand what you're saying
I don't really understand what you're saying
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The question is asking for psychological perspectives, so I would think they are expecting more psychologically-based approaches so that would not include the biological approach. However, you could use the biological approach as an evaluative point if evaluation is required in this question.
The question is asking for psychological perspectives, so I would think they are expecting more psychologically-based approaches so that would not include the biological approach. However, you could use the biological approach as an evaluative point if evaluation is required in this question.
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The question is asking for psychological perspectives, so I would think they are expecting more psychologically-based approaches so that would not include the biological approach. However, you could use the biological approach as an evaluative point if evaluation is required in this question.
The question is asking for psychological perspectives, so I would think they are expecting more psychologically-based approaches so that would not include the biological approach. However, you could use the biological approach as an evaluative point if evaluation is required in this question.
Describe treatments of depression from different psychological perspectives
Evaluate treatments of depression from different psychological perspectives
Apply different psychological perspectives to the treatment of depression
I must only pick 2 perspectives and and one treatment for each
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(Original post by MoonlightRain)
These are what I have to include in the essay:
Describe treatments of depression from different psychological perspectives
Evaluate treatments of depression from different psychological perspectives
Apply different psychological perspectives to the treatment of depression
I must only pick 2 perspectives and and one treatment for each
These are what I have to include in the essay:
Describe treatments of depression from different psychological perspectives
Evaluate treatments of depression from different psychological perspectives
Apply different psychological perspectives to the treatment of depression
I must only pick 2 perspectives and and one treatment for each
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(Original post by MoonlightRain)
“Apply different psychological perspectives to the treatment of depression”
Does that mean biological psychodynamic social learning theory perspectives? Or perspectives from psychologists
“Apply different psychological perspectives to the treatment of depression”
Does that mean biological psychodynamic social learning theory perspectives? Or perspectives from psychologists
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Ah okay, from this I can see how you would apply the biological approach. There is a lot of literature comparing medication with CBT for depression if that is a possible route you're thinking of going down. A good comparison between medication and talking therapy such as CBT is that studies have found that CBT provides longer-term outcomes of treatment but medications offer quicker relief of depressive symptoms. A combo of the two is possibly the optimal treatment. Good luck!!
Ah okay, from this I can see how you would apply the biological approach. There is a lot of literature comparing medication with CBT for depression if that is a possible route you're thinking of going down. A good comparison between medication and talking therapy such as CBT is that studies have found that CBT provides longer-term outcomes of treatment but medications offer quicker relief of depressive symptoms. A combo of the two is possibly the optimal treatment. Good luck!!
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