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| "The weird"-never seek therapy because if paranoia |
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| "the wild"- have issues with long term relationships; treatable |
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| "the worried"- hardest to treat; still benefit from therapy |
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| Name the personality disorders in Cluster B |
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-Borderline (up and down with people)
-Antisocial
-Narcissistic (fantasies of being successful but are insecure)
-Histrionic- very dramatic (used to be in cluster 3) |
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| Name the personality disorders in Cluster A |
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-paranoid(project anger onto the world)
-schizoid (avoid relationships because they see them as pointless)
-schizotypal (afraid of people) |
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1. love w/o knowledge
2. knowledge w/o love
3. mature love (50% do not reach this level) |
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1.) we separate what is feminine and masculine (the great divide)
2.) We reinforce masculinity in men and proper behavior in woman (The dance of contempt)
3.) boys do not talk about their probelems or suffer from depression (Code of Silence) |
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| how long does it take for antidepressants to work? |
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| How is the typical onset of schizophrenia |
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| Name the personality disorders in Cluster C |
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Dependent- drawn to situations
Avoidant- avoid situations
OCPD-obsessive compulsive personality disorder |
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| GAF (Global Assessment of Functioning) |
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| Sleep spindles occur during what stage? |
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| Disorder usually diagnosed in infancy, childhood or adolescence |
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| Mental retardation, ADHD, Pervasive Developmental Disorder (autism, aspergers) |
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| Bipolar disorder, depression, cyclothymia,dysthymia are all what type of disorder |
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| Why do smells bring powerful memories? |
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| Neural fibers pass through brain areas involved w/ emotion and behavior |
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| What classifies as an anxiety disorder? |
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| PTSD, OCD, phobias, panic attack |
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Phase 1-speaking and listening
Phase 2-respond w/ generous heart
Phase 3-empower each other |
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| Progression of action awareness continuum |
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| action, emerging figure, awareness, contact continuum |
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| What are the stimulants of ADHD? |
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| amphetamines(Ritalin, adderall) |
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| The fight or flight response comes from where? |
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| What is the most common type of disorder |
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| anxiety disorders (panic, PTSD, OCD, phobias) |
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| bipolar disorder with manic features |
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| causation;bio/psycho/social and diathesis stressor |
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| clinical disorder that does not fit into any category (e.g. child abuse) |
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What is the Order of Development?
(caitlin never had speaking troubles) |
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| cooing, nonverbal,holophrastic,speech,telegraghic |
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| 3 stages of treatment for group therapy |
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develop cohesion
establish group
develop cohesiveness |
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| When something is negatively correlated Variable 1 goes up and Variable 2 goes... |
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| emotion precedes behavior |
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| extreme depression, acute psychosis, will not help in therapy |
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| Small request before large request |
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genetic disposition-environment
(nature vs nurture) |
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| Carol Gilligan believed that... |
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| girls care about others; boys do what is right |
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| Nancy chodorow thought... |
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| girls disconnect at age 9; men at age 3 |
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| Terry's treatment approach |
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| got rid of neutrality and "picked sides" w/ victim (soul of blunt) |
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| what drug is used for schziophrenia? |
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| how the therapist feels for the patient |
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| important and nonnegotiable |
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| in family therapy, this is the child |
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| structural family therapy |
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| in this therapy, the therapist "joins" the family system to look for liasions and for a better understanding |
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| isolation; people who may learn from others |
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| what is given to a patient with bipolar disorder? |
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| looks at the family as a whole and its past |
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| pre-conditions for intimacy |
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manage psychiatric disorders
no acting out
no substance abuse |
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| no other features of schizo besides bizarre beliefs |
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| What lobe processes vision? |
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| What is the process of info through the lobes of the brain? (Only Pat Thinks First) |
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| occipital-parietal-temporal-frontal |
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| Stages of psychosexual development |
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| oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital |
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| Where is the acetylcholine's primary function? |
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| protecting your family (death) |
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| What drug is used for depression? |
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| putting feelings on therapist |
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| What makes something a true experiment? |
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random assignment and control group
*most important factor=random assignment |
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| saying there is a difference when there is none |
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| schizophrenic episode less than 6 months |
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| sometimes yes, sometimes no |
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| soon after birth, it's possible to distinguish between cry for hunger, pain, anger |
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| mental disorders due to a general medical condition not elsewhere classified |
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| syphilis, cystic fibrosis |
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| tells you how far along a person is from baseline functioning |
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| Imitation of language is contradicted by... |
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| the fact that children utter sentences they never heard |
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thoughts
feelings
physical closeness
spirituality
sexuality |
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| understand our own emotion by interpreting our own facial expressions |
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| used to count but don't anymore (bedtime) |
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| During REM sleep waves are similar to... |
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| worst prognosis;most severe |
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