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ePsychVCE.com
By Andrew ScottEducation
ePsychVCE.com episodes
- Schizophrenia - biological cause and treatmentThe role of dopamine and the consequential use of antipsychotics is covered along with other biological factors that contribute to the development of this psychotic disorder.4 min
- Pathological gambling - Biological approach - VCE U4 Psych AOS2The role of dopamine in the development of this addictive disorder is covered along with the use of Naltraxone in provision of a Biological treatment.4 min
- Socio-cultural factors contributing to phobia - VCE U4 PsychThis podcast covers environmental triggers, parental modelling & vicarious transmission of threat information in the development of a phobia.3 min
- 3 min
- Psychodynamic model of development of anxiety disorder - VCE U4 Psych AOS2Freud's Psychodynamic theory is covered in relation to Psychological contributing factors to the development of an anxiety or phobic disorder2 min
- 4 min
- GABA & Benzodiazepines - VCE U4 Psych AOS2GABA's role in the stress response along with the use of Benzodiazepines in the treatment of anxiety disorder/ phobias is also covered.4 min
- Strategies for coping with stress - VCE U4 Psych - AOS2Exercise, relaxation, meditation and social support are covered in terms of the benefits they can provided in assisting an individual cope with the effects of stress.3 min
- Biofeedback - VCE U4 Psych AOS2Biofeedback is used to help an individual manage the effects of stress.2 min
- Allostasis - VCE U4 Psych AOS2Allostasis is defined in a manner that is clearly distinguished from Homeostasis, the allostatic response and allostatic load (overload) is also covered in this podcast.4 min
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These podcasts are aimed at Unit 3/4 VCE Psychology Students, they can be also be found in the itunes store. See my website for access along with other eresources for Psychology students:…
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