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| a loss of contact with reality in key rays (schizophrenia). |
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| psychotic disorder in which personal, social, and occupational functioning deteriate as a result of strange perceptions, distrbed thought process unsual emotions and motor abnormalities. |
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| aka transvestism or cross dressing. Almost always heterosexual male(begin in childhood) Often cofussed with gender identity disorder.Development seems to follow the behavioral principles of operant conditioing. |
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delusions of persecution most common in schizophrenia. Believe they are being plotted against.
Delusions of reference attach special and personal meaning(signs)
Delusions of grnader- believe themselves to be great inventors, special powers or religious figures. |
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aka transvetism.
assigned wrong sex.
not transvectism fetismism(transfetism)
cells in hypotalamus called bed nucleus of stria termanialis (BST) was half as large as in normal subjects. Females have a smaller bst and this is what thye found in patients with disorder. |
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disorder in which individuals repeatedly have intense sexual urges or fantasies that involve non-human objects, children, or suffering a paraphilia.
When urges last 6 months
Psychological, sociocultural treatment, biological
antiandrogens lover testostorone
seratonin depressents to help |
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| Treatments for Gender Identity disorder |
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Hormone therapy, tests for estrogen, sex change therapy (need two years of of hormone therapy
Womans penis= phalloplasty and psychotherapy |
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| called antianxiety or antidepressants |
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90% in boys
biological- abormalites in brain regions
high leves of stress and family disfunction
Causes- food and sugar additives
environmental toxins such as lead |
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| occurs in the central nervous system and impairs speech and motor skills |
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| tremors, rigidity, stiffness, posture failure, shuffling, freezing movements, masked face, dementia. |
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cildren seperation anzxiety disorders
generalized anxiety disorders
panic
phobia
social anxiety
OCD
Post Tramatic |
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| recurrent urge to expose his genitals to another person. Rarely attempts to engage in sexual activity with person. Wants to provoke shock or suprise or suprise. Becomes a stronger desire when he has free time or stressed. Shows up before the age of 18. Immature with opposite sex and has fears or doubts about his masculinity and has strong bond with mother. |
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| Treatment for exhibitionists |
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| Aversion therapy and masturbation satiation, orgasmis reorientation, social skills training and psychodynamic theraphy. |
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| pluck hair repeatedly from hair or various parts of body; scalp, eyebrows or eyelashes. |
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premature ejaculation, male orgasmis and female orgasmic
women 10% have never had an orgasism
appear more in single women |
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linked to female sexual arousal disorder
bio, psycho and social all contributing factors |
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| Bio effects or Orgasmic disorders |
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| diabeties, damage nervous system interfere, lab. |
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| Osych effects or orgasmic disorder |
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| characteristis of schizophrenia |
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loss of contact with reality
group of seperate disorders some features in common |
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| excessive ofthoughts, emotions, behavior, delusions, disorganized thinking and speech |
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| deficits of thought, emotion, behavior. Pathological defects(characteristics lacking in individual) eithdrawl, flat affect. |
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| psychomotor symptoms of schzo |
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| awkward movements, odd gestures |
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| stop responding to their environment, remain silent and motionless for long periods of time. |
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| neurons that use the neurotransmitter dopamine fire too often and transmit too many messages thus producing the sympotms of the disorder. |
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| remove symptoms of schizophrenia have led to the hypothesis of Dopamine hypothesis |
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