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| What is the most key component of anti-social personality disorder out of all the criteria? |
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| What are the other disorders tourette’s is commonly comorbid with? |
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ADHD
OCD
Anxiety
Mood disorders |
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| What is motor tic where people with tourettes involuntarily touch themselves inappropriately |
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Copropraxia
- Coprolalia: When you swear involuntarily
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| What is it called when an individual feels the need to steal items even if they are of little value to them? |
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| Kleptomania - Impulse control disorder |
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| What is the interpersonal danger signal when a person tries to convey to you and that you and them are in the same boat? |
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| What is the main difference seen in court between Robert Tolloch and his friend who murdered the two professors from dartmouth which signified that tulloch had antisocial personality disorder |
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| Name 4 out of the 7 interpersonal danger signals identified by Gavin De Becker |
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| What is one of the four main components/ criteria of an impulse control disorder |
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| Mandated reporting is when a therapist is required by law to report their client if they express any desire to harm people who can’t protect themselves which are: |
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| Disabled, children, elderly |
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| What is one of the common predictors seen in childhood for someone with antisocial personality disorder |
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| What are the two things that people with BPD need in treatment? |
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Validation
Benevolent Demanding |
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| What is the disorder called where an individual has a compelling need to get rid of one of their limbs |
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| Body integrity Identity Disorder |
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| What is the difference between anorexia and bulimia? |
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Anorexia: Restricting
Bulimia: Cycle of binging and purging |
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| What is the name of the woman who created DBT ( Dialectical Behavior Therapy) |
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Dr. Marsha Linehan
Burn Victims |
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| Name 2 of the 4 criteria of substance use disorder |
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| Before Linda Isabell realized her son had tourette’s disorder she used to believe he had what? |
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| Sensory Integration Disorder |
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| What was charles diagnosis |
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| Impulse control disorder, but would be hypersexual disorder if it were in the DSM |
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| As mentioned by beth manion, she agrees with the saying, the opposite of depression is |
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| Vitality - Andrew Solomon wrote it in Noon Day Demon |
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| What is it called when family members or loved ones of an individual with an addiction, facilitate their use of a substance (either by giving money or place to stay)- giving them an out, because then they don’t have to worry about where they have to stay |
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| Prior to the establishment of the ADHD diagnosis, hyperactive and impulsive children might have been labeled as having “minimal brain dysfunction,” which suggests that the basis for their disruptive behavior was: |
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| An underlying neurological problem |
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| The most common medications to treat ADHD are: |
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| In the Taking Sides chapter entitled, “Is Addiction a Brain Disease?” the National Institute on Drug Abuse (YES) states that the initial decision to take drugs is: |
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| In the Taking Sides chapter entitled, “Is Addiction a Brain Disease?” the National Institute on Drug Abuse (YES) states that when science began to study addict behavior in the 1930s, people addicted to drugs were thought to be: |
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| Over the past few decades, research reports have emerged about the effectiveness of marijuana in treating severe pain and: |
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| For some people with serious mental illness such as depression, using cannabis poses an increased risk of developing: |
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| California State Senator Leland Yee and Attorney Steven F. Gruel, who believe that research confirms that violent video games are harmful to minors, maintain at the beginning of their article that the First Amendment to the Constitution does not protect: |
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| materials harmful to minors |
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| [image] |
Patricia A. Millett, who does not believe that research confirms that violent video games are harmful to minors, criticizes the meta-analysis offered by Yee and Gruel because: |
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| It based on studies tha used invalid measures of aggression |
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| In the Taking Sides issue entitled “Must Mentally Ill Murderers Have a Rational Understanding of Why They Are Being Sentenced to Death?” Nathaniel Quarterman (No) and the authors of the amici curiae (Yes) would agree on all of the following statements except: |
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| Panetti understands why he will be executed by the state |
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| In the Taking Sides issue entitled “Must Mentally Ill Murderers Have a Rational Understanding of Why They Are Being Sentenced to Death?” Nathaniel Quarterman (No) states that a capital convict differs from a capital defendant in that a capital convict: |
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| Has substantially fewer rights |
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| How many children were killed at Sandy Hook? |
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| The Goldberg article was written in the immediate aftermath of what shooting? |
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| Bryan Stevenson, who believes that “recreational” drugs should be legalized, points out that the highest rate of incarceration in the world occurs in |
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| Charles Stimson, who does not believe that “recreational” drugs should be legalized, begins his argument by pointing out the addictive properties of what drug? |
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