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| Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder |
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| marked by rigid conformity to social pressures; what Mary Tyler Moore had in "Ordinary People" |
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| marked by phases of mania and depression |
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| Major Depressive Disorder |
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| marked by all-encompassing low mood, disinterest in previously enjoyed activities, etc. |
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| a lesser form of bipolar disorder, marked by hypomanic and mild depressive episodes |
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| a lesser form of depression |
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| Signs and symptoms of depression |
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| hopelessness, lack of interest, change in eating/sleeping patterns, (sometimes) suicidal ideations |
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| rigid way of interacting in the world that causes distress and disability |
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| Borderline Personality Disorder |
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| marked by "black and white" thinking, i.e. seeing others and/or themselves as only good or bad |
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| Dependent Personality Disorder |
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| marked by an inability to make independent decisions and a propensity to depend on one or just a handful of people |
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| Antisocial Personality Disorder |
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| a.k.a. "psychopaths"; marked by an inability to empathize with others and a lack of anxiety |
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| Paranoid Personality Disorder |
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| marked by the belief that all people are basically untrustworthy; does NOT hold delusions |
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| Avoidant Personality Disorder |
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| marked by an aversion to interpersonal interaction, for fear of being rejected |
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| Histrionic Personality Disorder |
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| marked by excessive emotionality, attention seeking and a need for approval |
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| Narcissistic Personality Disorder |
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| marked by a grandiose sense of self-importance, and the need to have this belief reaffirmed by those around them |
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| Schizoid Personality Disorder |
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| marked by detachment from social relationships and a restrictive range of expression of emotion |
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| The difference between OCD and OCPD |
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| the latter is ego-syntonic; the former is ego-dystonic |
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| arousal by means of bizarre objects or acts |
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| gettin turned on by animals |
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| gettin turned on by rubbin people |
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| gettin turned on by showing yourself to people |
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| gettin turned on by watching people |
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| gettin turned on by hurtin folks or gettin hurt by folks |
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| gettin turned on by particular objects |
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| gettin turned on by dead bodies |
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| Psychoanalytical perspective on depression |
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| Learning perspective on depression |
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| fewer rewards, more punishments |
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| Difference between delusions and hallucinations |
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| the former is cognitive; the latter is sensory |
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| Cognitive perspective on depression |
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| "learned helplessness" (example with the rats--when put in water after the shock test, did not swim) |
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| Humanist perspective on depression |
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| you are not being truly yourself, or being realized; discrepancy between ideal and real |
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| Physiological perspective on depression |
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| depression is caused by a chemical imbalance |
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| a chronic psychotic disorder characterized by disturbed thinking, emotions, behaviors, and perceptions; experience delusions/hallucinations |
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| Disorganized schizophrenic |
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| typical "crazy person"; inappropriate laughter, flat affect, lack of motivations or desires |
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| involuntary immobility; will hold the same position for a length of time |
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| characterized more by delusions and sometimes hallucinations |
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| how you identify yourself, as a male or female or something in between or neither |
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| Requirements for Gender Identity Disorder |
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| persistent ID with opposite gender; persistent discomfort with current gender role; no intersex condition present; serious distress/social impairment |
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