Some Behavioral Procedures for Treating Substance-Related Disorders Involve Exposing Clients

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Essay

Some behavioral procedures for treating substance-related disorders involve exposing clients to frightening or sickening stimuli or thoughts. Describe in detail one of these procedures, and comment on the ethical issues involved in using it.

Learn about the importance and principles of safe infant care, including sleep positioning.

Understand the concept and implications of infantile amnesia.

Recognize the process of cognitive development and the revision of beliefs, highlighting accommodation.

Identify and explain core cognitive concepts including schemas, assimilation, conservation, and object permanence.

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Definitions:

Recover The Memory

Recovering the memory involves the process of retrieving a forgotten or inaccessible memory, which can sometimes be facilitated through various therapeutic techniques.

Flashbulb Memory

Highly detailed, exceptionally vivid 'snapshot' of the moment and circumstances in which a piece of surprising and consequential (or emotionally arousing) news was heard.

Visual Stimuli

Objects or events that are seen and stimulate the visual senses, leading to a response or recognition by the viewer.

Detailed Memories

Highly vivid and specific recollections of past events, often with a wealth of sensory and emotional details.