The biopsychosocial model has value, at least for me in counseling matters. There are various components that make us up as individuals. The fact that this model brings into play biology such as genetics in a person, can have an impact on individual. A person's social and environmental experiences can impact a person and influencing one psycholgoically.

it would be great if you quote cite or say which studies so we can check them.

wow been looking for something like this for years, i really think this is true

Nice lesson...👍

still useful 5 years later thank you so much for this

Thank you for this video. It is very clear comprehensive and useful. 🙌

00:01 Phobias are extreme or irrational fears that cause disproportionate reactions. 00:57 Specific phobias can cause overwhelming physical sensations and avoidance behavior. 01:51 Systematic desensitization aims to replace fear with relaxation. 02:47 Systematic desensitization involves gradual exposure to fear-inducing stimuli. 03:41 Systematic desensitization helps clients confront fears and anxiety. 04:35 Systematic Desensitization as a treatment for phobias 05:31 Systematic desensitization involves gradual exposure to fear-inducing stimuli. 06:25 Systematic desensitization aims to remove fear response and enable relaxation. Crafted by Merlin AI.

They should show this to everyone in high school mandatory in the US lol 😂 It’s insane how many people are depressed or taking anti depressants. Plz vote for counseling to become mandatory as a class in school

we need more like this video

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Good stuff. I would love to have you on the podcast sometime

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This is great, thank you

Thank you!

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Any parent knows that babies aren't angels... A baby is a viper in a diaper!

Thank you this literally learning from school

'Delphi Technique' Problem Reaction Solution

Crystal clear😊

I found this super helpful thank you!

This helped me

What are references

i start uni in 3 weeks and im using this video as pre uni research. this video was more helpful and had a lot more infomation than what i was taught at college. thank you so much for this

Wonderfully explained. I found it after a lot of research

Hey, I don't want to be disrespectful, but your society has to think about your testing system... In some countries, we test the knowledge, not the skills to think as the person who made the test... I mean... just think about it...

Hi madam, I'm Harish from India. Watching your videos to prepare for the exam. Really awesome. I have made a simple note from your summary. Will write this concept well in exam.. Thank you.

Well presented and i have learned a lot from this presentation...is there a possibility of getting access to the reference list so i can do further reading please ?

Thank you for your sharing😘

Very informative

This is one of the best videos on psychoanalytical theory. And clearly explained 🫶

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thank you very useful

Guilt vs Shame...... book/TV series Atlas Of The Heart differenciates between the two and defines them.... Shame hurts and often causes a withdrawl from others, while Guilt leads to being sorry, trying to fix situation, apologizing, changing behavior, etc.

well explained examples😇

Hi there! Great video :) I have a quick question: Let's say someone approaches a worm and unconsciously reacts in fear, creating what they perceive as an internal aversive stimuli that's then associated with the worm and as a result avoids worms in the future. Would that be considered a form of aversive punishment (possibly unconsciously self-imposed) because the approach behavior was lessened by the introduction of the aversive stimuli of fear? And if the person continued to react in fear whenever a worm was experienced, either physically or even just the mention of one, and thus continued to avoid them because of the fear, would that then be negative reinforcement because theyre avoiding the worm to take away to aversive stimuli? If you made it through those two long questions, I thank you! 😅

this was a great explanation of the theory, thank you

Thank you so much

can you cite a scenario where in biopsychosocial framework was illustrated?

Wow! Very well explained! In depth and quite easy to grasp as well! This was very insightful! Thank you so much for providing this video to all of us! I just learnt about the 3 ego states yesterday and I wanted to do some more research on this. Tremendous work! 🙏💛

I 'm so happy. It understood 💕💕

watching this because of milesdown anki deck

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social cohesion efforts in society as an excuse for behavoural conformity but total social control compliance implementation

Very clear instruction

Thanks so much for the eloquent presentation

Excellent!

Thanks ma'am ... I have doubts about quasi experimental method ? Can you please make 10-15min. video on it so that we can understand it well