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| apprehensions over an anticipated problem |
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| Anxiety about situations that would be difficult to escape or embarrassing to experience a panic attack. |
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| a reaction to immediate danger. |
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| Fear of objects or situations that is out of proportion to any real danger ex. fear of snakes, flying and heights |
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| Fear of unfamiliar people or social scrutiny. Like being shy but really avoiding events and feel symptoms for longer period of time |
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| Avoidant Personality Disorder |
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| they highest form, no anxiety, shy, generalized social phobia then ________ |
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| Anxiety about recurrent panic attacks : sometimes accompanied by agoraphobia |
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| Fear of being in places where panic attacks could occur |
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| Obsessions which are uncontrollable thoughts impulses or images or compulsions which are repetitive behavior or mental acts. |
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| generalized anxiety disorder |
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| Uncontrollable worry for at least 6 months also difficulty concentrating, restlessness and muscle tension. |
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| post dramatic stress disorder. |
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| Aftermath of a traumatic experience in which the person re experiences the traumatic event, avoids stimuli associated with the event experienced increased arousal. |
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| symptoms similar to post traumatic stress but occur for less than 4 weeks after the traumatic event. |
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| disruptive fear of a particular object or situation that is out of proportion to any danger posed. |
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| a feeling of the worlds not being real |
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| a feeling of being outside ones body. |
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| Specific phobia, social phobia, panic disorder, Post traumatic stress disorder, Acute stress disorder. |
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| Odds that a person will develop an anxiety disorder |
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| Odds that a person will develop a second disorder |
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| Odds that a person with anxiety disorder has a major depressive disorder |
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| Part of the fear circuit that is centrally involved in anxiety disorders |
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| Mowrer's two factor model 1947 |
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Classical condition
operant condition |
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| a person learns to fear a neutral stimulus, the Cs is paired with an intrisically avers stimulus UCS, |
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| Gains relief from this conditioned fear by avoiding the CS |
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| sensory or motor symptoms begin suddenly such as a loss of vision or paralysis. |
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| Memory loss typically of a stressful response |
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| Memory loss accompanied by leaving home and establishing a new identity |
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| Depersonalization disorder |
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| alteration in the experience of the self |
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| Dissociative identity disorder |
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| at least two distinct personalities that act independently of each other. |
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| psychological problems take a physical form, that is the person experiences bodily symptoms that have no known physical cause. |
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| Pain disorder, body dysmorphic, hypochondriasis, somatization disorder. conversion disorder. |
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| Pain that is brought on and maintained to a significant exent by psychological factors. |
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| Preoccupation with fears of having a serious illness |
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| preoccupation with imagined or exaggerated defects in physical appearance. |
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| Recurrent multiple physical complaints that have no biological basis. |
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| Sensory or motor symtoms without any physiological causes. |
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| Physical incapacity faked to avoid responsibility. |
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| intentionally produced symptoms. |
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| a disorder joined with another disorder. |
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| Treatment of Somatoform Disorders |
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| Cognitive behavioral therapy |
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| Hypochondraiasis treatment |
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| Somatization Disorder Treatment |
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| Cognition and Behaviorism. |
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| Loss of memory, identity, or other personal information, like home or family. |
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