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heart disease
regulates mood
decreases chance of diabetes |
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prone to illness
all resources to fight threat have depleted |
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| Continues the ongoing battle to fight against threat |
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| quick assessment of the meaning of an event which causes positive emotion |
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| Systematic nervous system goes into action to fight off threat. |
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| High sensory processes (seeing and hearing voices) |
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A group of people that share a common disorder or problem.
Meet with therapist |
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| What motivates your problems |
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| Therapists is constantly behind the client no matter what they did. postive thoughts, postive encouragment. |
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| Negative symptoms of schizophrenia |
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| Flattness, unresponsive, problems with speech, cannot complete tasks |
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| Effects of stress on the brain |
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| Your interpretations of the world change |
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| trying multipe techniques to treat someone and discovering which is most apprpriate |
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| You are given a word, phraise, picture, etc. and are supposed to say the first thing that comes to mind no matter how bad or disgusting. |
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| High blood pressure, certain types of cancer, diabetes, heart disease |
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| How to cope with stress and officailly get rid of it |
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| Deciding which treatment is appropriate by experiencing the problem |
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| maternal problems, prefrontal cortex is disfunctional, brain development problems before birth, dopamine disfiency. |
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| postive symptoms of schizophrenia |
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| Hullicinations and dellusions |
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| how to change the situation that causes stress |
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| Cancers, liver problems, accidents |
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| When a client thinks someone is the present reminds them of someone in the past and their experiences that they had shared together. |
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| severing the connection between the prefront cortex and the lower brain because it is no longer in use. |
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| Repetive behavior that is caused because of urges |
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| Cognitive symptoms of schizophrenia |
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| word salad, problems with speech, memory, and attention |
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| expressing feelings and emotions through writing and talking |
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| When desirable behaviors are achieved you are given a token and then you can trade tokens in for a prize in the end. |
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| Therapies dealing with rearranging the irrational thought patterns to help reduce the stress. |
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| Cognitive bahvioral therapy |
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| restructuring the irrational thought patterns by Classical and operate conditioning |
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| systematic desensitization |
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| When you gradually introduce a phobia to someone |
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| WHen you think your someone your not even if there is evidence to support that you are not. |
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| electroconvulsive therapy |
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| last resort depression therapy that send electric convulsives through the brain to induce seizure |
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| Trycyclic antidepressants |
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| treats ADHD and depression |
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| Treating of anxiety but has bad side effects and can cause over dose |
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| Monoamine Oxidase inhibitors |
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| Treats depression and breakdown of monoamine |
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| selective serotonin reuptake inhibtors |
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| reduces anxiety and treats depression |
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| Reduces anxiety better than barbituates |
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| dissociative identity disorder |
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| mulitple identities with different thoughts, beliefs, memories |
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| salt that helps treat bipolar disorder |
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| Treats schizophrenia and has adverse side affects |
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| a stress hormone that in released with energy in the brain |
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| form of OCD where repetitve behavior |
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| anti social personality disorder |
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| distructive impulsive dangerous violent behavior |
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| post traumatic stress disorder |
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| increased anxiety or stress because of a catatrophic event |
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| Compulsive thoughts lead to obsessive behaviors |
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| narcissistic personality disorder |
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| postive and arrogant self image, self centered |
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| schizotypal personality disorder |
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| avoiding close relationships, odd eccentric |
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| feeling that you cannot get out of a situation and you have no help in case of panic attacks |
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| avoidant personality disorder |
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| fear of being critizied and low self esteem no going out |
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| panic attacks lead to stress and fear of more panic attacks |
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| histronic personailty disorder |
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| center of attention, exagerates, dramatic |
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| scared of humiliation and low self esteem |
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| borderline personality disorder |
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| affraid of abandenment and out of control emotions |
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| gernalized anxiety disorder |
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| increased amount of anxiety or stress for 6 months or more |
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| being able to bounce back from certian difficault sitatuions |
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| highs (manic) and lows(depression) |
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| abilty to posess more than one disorder |
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| thoughts phraises and ideas that are repeated through our heads and cause distress |
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| schizoid personality disorder |
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| odd eccentric and you avoid close relationship with people |
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| milder form of depression |
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| dialectical behavior therapy |
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| elements of CBT with excerize. meditations without mindfulness |
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| Heart Disease and personailty traits |
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| clinical depression from disease increases chances of death |
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| hypothalamix-pitiutary- adrenal axis |
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| endocrine pathway, hypothalamus releases substances. eomtional and stress which stimulates adrenal |
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| ideas that emotions can lead to worening of illness |
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| cortisol and immune system functioning |
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| cortisol influneces number of immune cells in body |
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| hormonal systems, involves emotions and stress |
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| provided by antibodies, less likely to be sick if you were already exposed to it. |
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| repetive involuntary movements of jaw, tongue, face, and mouth and body because of drugs |
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| ways of dealing with stress. reevlauation the situation |
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axis I- clinical disorder
axis II- personality disorder
axis III-medical conditions
axis IV-psychological problems
axis V- global assement of functioning |
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explanation for the origin of psychological disorders
1.. genetica predisposition
2. low levels of GABA
3. high in personality trai of neurotic |
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| criteria for disordered behavior |
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deviant- different from norm.
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