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4 Types of Childhood Disorders |
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Emotional Developmental Eating and Habits Disruptive
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4 Types of Emotional Disorders |
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Reactive Attachment Disorders Separation Anxiety Phobias Childhood Depression
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What behavior is characteristic of an Emotional Disorder? |
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Subjective distress without changing the person's perception of reality (feelings of inferiority) Same across gender Stage Specific
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What are the chracteristics/symptoms of Reactive Attachment Disorder? |
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Begins before age 5 Marked by a disturbance in the child's ability to relate to other people Inappropriate attachment for age: (a) inhibited subtype: act same towards the caregivers as to strangers (distant) (b) disinhibited subtype: want more attachment with everyone, even strangers Do Not differientiate between the two
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Diagnosis and Treatment for Reactive Attachment Disorder |
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Diagnosis: Severe neglect or abuse before the symptoms started Treatment: Holding and showing love towards children
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Types of Developmental Disorders |
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Autism Rett's Disorder Childhood Disintegrative Disorder Asperger's Disorder PDD-NOS Mental Retardation Learning Disorders
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What are the symptoms/characteristics of Autism? |
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aversion to physical affection fail to make eye contact have difficulty using face to show emotion or judging other's emotions Echolalia (tics) Pronominal Reversal (use "you" instead of "I") misuse of the rule for adding "-ing" Echopraxia Rock Back and Forth React Negatively to Change Score about a 70 on IQ: Good Memory
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Parent's behavior is introverted (but which causes which) Cannot distinguish themselves from another Larger Brain and Cerebellum (increases rapid attention to things) Greater Serotonin Levels, imblance between right and left hemispheres
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Ritalin and SSRI's modeling
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Eating and Habit Disorders |
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Eating Disorders Anorexia Bulimia Habit Disorders Tourette's esque (involves elimination, movement and communication)
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Causes of Eating Disorders |
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not clear if depression causes eating disorder or if eating disorder causes depression more common in developed countries and white cultures (media)
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Conduct Disorder Operational Defiance Disorder ADHD
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What are the characteristics/symptoms of ADHD? |
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difficulty organizing, completing work genetics and social components
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3 Groups of Personality Disorders |
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Odd-Eccentric Disorders Dramatic-Erratic Disorders Anxious-Fearful Disorders
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3 Odd-Eccentric Disorders |
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Schizotypal Personality Disorder Schizoid Personality Disorder Paranoid Personality Disorder
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Symptoms of Schizotypal Personality Disorders |
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odd behavior (along the lines of schizophrenia) Do not lose contact with reality but have extremely problematic ideas Social Anxiety
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Causes of Schizotypal Disorder |
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Enlarged Ventricles High levels of DA Genetic relationship between schizophrenia and schizotypal Physical and behavioral abnormalities Cognitive Functions and Brain Structures
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Cognitive-Behvaioral therapy anti-psychotic drugs (treat side effects and may not target symptoms)
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Symptoms of Schizoid Personality Disorder |
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no desire to be social insensitive lack social skills treated by group therapy
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4 Types of Dramatic-Erratic Disorders |
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Antisocial Histrionic Narcissistic Borderline
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Symptoms of Antisocial Personality |
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absence of shame shallow emotions lie, cheat, steal
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Causes of Antisocial Personality |
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could be caused by prenatal/birth complications Physiological dysfunctions Family and social context low income, loss of parent through divorce
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Symptoms of Borderline Personality |
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Balanced among gender unstable in mood, behavior and self-image prone to substance abuse and unsafe sex, intense unstable realtionships high suicide rate
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Causes of Borderline Personality |
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Reduced Serotonin- drugs that increase serotonin are helpful abnormalities in REM sleep (common in depression) have brain trauma smaller frontal lobes when culture loses cohesiveness it leaves person with anxiety and fear of abandonment OR it could be heritable traits and social experience can contribute
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2 Types of Anxious-Fearful Disorders |
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Symptoms and Characteristics of Avoidant Behavior |
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Keep feelings in Turn away from everything (people, new experiences, old experiences) Fear if appearing foolish strong desire for affection
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sensitive to situations stongly rejected in early childhood treated in behavioral methods and cognitive therapy
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