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| both a physiological and psychological reaction to situations that demand adaptation |
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| psychological reaction to situations that demand adaptation |
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| more diagnostic definition-includes event and response |
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| general adaptation process |
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GAS
-alarm stage
-resistance stage
-exhaustion stage |
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| organism recognizes stress and begins to respond |
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| organism mobilizes the body's resources for coping |
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| organism succumbs to fatigue |
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-maladaptive reaction to an identified stressor
-distress exceeds what is typical for that stressor
-symptoms last after stress is removed
-not something that happens everyday
-last less than 6 months |
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| posttraumatic stress disorder |
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-person exposed to traumatic event directly
-persons respon involved intense fear, helplessness or horror
-reaction to stress instead of bad adjustment
-traumatic event reexperienced in some way
-persistant symptoms of increased arousal
more than one month |
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-recurrent, sever traumatic experience
-repeated exposure to trauma in childhood and adulthood lead to disorder
-like PTSD, but reacurring
-child won't be dagnosed with this |
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| devlopmental trauma disorder |
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-multiple/chronic exposure to one or more forms of interpersonal trauma
-messes with development
-might be diagnosed as ADHD |
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| Bereavement Related Disorder |
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-death of close person at least 12 months earlier
-preoccupation with death
-6 symptoms within two clusters...reactive distress and social/identity disruption |
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| difficulty accepting death, difficulty talking about it |
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| social/identity disruption |
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