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| psychotic disorder that causes function to deteriorate and results in strange perceptions |
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| when someone loses touch of reality |
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| excess behaviors caused by schizophrenia |
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| distrubance in the organization of thought |
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| derailment, changing subjects, sometimes midsentence |
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| experiencing senses without external stimuli |
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| displaying emotions that do not fit a situation |
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| deficits in schizophrenic behavior, emotion behavior, thought |
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| a mother thought to cause schizophrenia, cold dettached domineering |
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| parents tell children statements that contradict all the time, causing schizophrenia |
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| treat confusion and distorted thinking |
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| conventional antipsychotic drugs that cause undesired neurological effects. |
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| unwanted movements cause by antipsychotic drugs |
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| extrapyramidal effects that happen after an extended time |
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| a decrease in white blood cell count after taking antipsychotic called clozapine |
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| a surpervised workplace for people not yet ready to find a real world job |
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| offers help to people with schizophrenia |
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| schizotypal personality disorder |
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| personality disorder when one experiences discomfort in close relationships, odd thinking, perceiving and eccentric |
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| antisocial personalty disorder |
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| personality disorder where a person disregards other's rights |
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| boderline personality disorder |
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| marked by instability in relations, self image and mood by impulsive behavior |
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| histronic personality disorder |
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| excessive emotion and attention seeking |
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| narcissistic personality disorder |
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| marked by grandiosity and lack of empathy |
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| avoidant perssonality disorder |
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| discomfort and restraint in social situations |
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| dependent personality disorder |
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| pattern of clingy and obiedience, fear of seeration |
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| obsessive-compulsice personality disorder |
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| intense focus on orderliness |
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| oppositional defiant disorder |
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| disorder where child argues, curses and lose their temper with parents |
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| childhood disorder that violates basic rights of others, displays aggression |
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| stimulant better know as ritilin used to treat ADHD |
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| repeatd bedwetter or wetting of one's clothes |
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| developmental disorder that is marked by poor communication and rigid behavior. |
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| high level of cognitive function but low levels in talking |
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| awareness peopel base on the knowledge that is from their persepective only and not anyone else's. |
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| coordinated movement in body and controls the ability to switch to after noon |
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| augumentative communication system |
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| a method to talk to those who have trouble. |
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| interllectual functioning way below average |
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| intellegence quotient (IQ) |
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| test results that represents a persons overall capacity |
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| mental retardatio nbecause or abnormality in 21st chromasome |
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| a state supported instituition for people with mental retardation |
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| to merge mental retardation with normal society |
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| mental retardation sepereated |
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| putting kids into regular classes |
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| people with psychological disorders can work |
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| rapidly clouding conscienceness |
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| syndrome that causes severe memory problem and one other cognitive problem |
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| most common dementia occuring after age 65 |
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| twisted prrotein tangles within brain cells of people of age |
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| protein deposits in brains of people of age |
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| staysin memory for a long time |
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| occurs when an accident or stroke happens and blood is restricted |
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| when criminals are crime are deemed mentally unstable and sent to a mental health facility |
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| not guilty by reason of insanity |
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| a verdict of not guilty because the suspect was insane at time of crime |
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| legal test for insanity during the time committed holding them not accountable if they were not in the right state of mind during the crime committed |
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| a legal test for insanity if the person was in an uncontrollable state of passion |
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| legal test that says ccrime was a result of mental disorder or defect |
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| American Law Institute test |
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| legal test were if the person was insane and could not tell right from wrong at the time of crime |
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| a verdict of guilty but criminal should be treated during imprisonment |
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| a state of mental disability that prevents them from understanding the charges and creating a defense |
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| where people are forced to undergo mental heath treatment |
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| right to receive adequate treatment even if forced |
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| right to refuse treatment |
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| right to refute treatment |
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| charges therapist with improper conduct |
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| principles and rules of ethical behavior |
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| professionals cannot tell the info they receive by a client |
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| ttherapist must break the confidentiality if person may be a victim to their patient |
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| employee assistance program |
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| a mental health program offered by the employers |
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| stress-reduction and problem-solving seminar |
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| workshop offered by a business where professional help workers cope with stress and solve problems |
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| insurance program that decides cost, method, provider and length of treatment |
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| clinicians paid by insurance company periodically review a paitent and decide termination or continuance of treatment |
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