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Psychology - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Decision making
      - Personality control
      - Impulse control
      - Problem-solving skill
      - Concentration
  - - - Without it we can hear
      - Hearing and understanding sounds
      - Speech and creating speech
      - Important areas involved in producing and processing sound based information
      - Contains auditory cortex (Controls hearing)
  - - - Ability to understand the world around us (Perception)
        
        Ability to recognise faces, perception of face requires us to know the object we see.
  - - - Takes information from all senses and our spinal cord to coordinate movement
        If we are running and see an object in our way the cerebellum combines this informations and sends a message back to the body
- - - - Caspi et al (2003)
      - Serotonin: A neurotransmitter associated with controlling mood
      - People with a variation of the serotonin which can be given by food such as chocolate, nuts and cheese also can be given by working out
      - Emotional triggers(Internal within)
        
        Environmental triggers(extenial without)
        
        Depression/mental problem
        
        Insecure → Problem with self (negative triad)
        
        Upbring(How you were raised)
        
        extra living(Amount of noise and people you encounter?)
        
        Stress (From people, Money, job and expectations such as sexuality/identity, job/career and family)
      - Functional analysis
        How does this affect you?
        
        Skills training
        
        Homework
        
        Between CBT sessions the patient will be asked to keep a diary of important events to record their progress
        
        The addict and the psychologist can relax and see where they are wrong and give speed back
        
        What can you do?
        
        After functional analysis the therapist will help the patient learn skills where they can cope with the addictive behaviour and avoid engaging it in general