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| What is the most prevalent disorder in America? |
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| Psychological Disorders have ongoing patterns of... |
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| Thoughts - Feelings - Actions. |
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| What are the three D's associated with P.D? |
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| Deviant, distressful, and/or dysfunctional. |
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DSM IV - TR.
Five Axis Approach (avoids labeling). |
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| Describe the Five Axis Approach |
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1 - Is syndrome present?
2 - Personality disorder/mental retardation present?
3 - General medical condition present?
4 - Psychosocial/environmental problems?
5 - Global Assessment on how individual is functioning (Who's standards though?) |
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| What 2 things are present in O.C.D individuals? |
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| Name five Anxiety Disorders |
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1 - G.A.D
2 - Panic Disorder
3 - Phobias
4 - O.C.D
5 - Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder |
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FEAR CONDITIONING.
Observational Learning.
Natural Selection. |
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| Name 2 types of Somatoform Disorders (relating to body) |
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Conversion: "converting"
Hypochandriasis: thinking sick all the time. |
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| Name 2 types of Dissociative Disorders |
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Dissociative Identity Disorder: multiple personalities.
Dissociative Fugue: forget about past life -> start a new one. |
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Depression: behavioral/cognitive changes -> optimistic views go up, reality sets in.
Major Depressive Disorder: long-lasting, continued depression.
Bipolar Disorder: depression and mania. |
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| Which mood disorder is associated with creativity? |
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| Bipolar Disorder (Mark Twain). |
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Anorexia Nervosa.
Bulimia Nervosa.
Messing with Insulin (diabetics). |
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| Parents role in Eating Disorders |
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1 - Prevent it from happening!
2 - Do not be ignorant to situation. |
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Literal: "Split Mind" (split from reality, think they are royalty).
Symptoms of paranoia, hallucinations, delusions, inappropriate emotions/actions. |
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| Whats the probability of getting schizophrenia if Parent/Sibling is diagnosed |
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Parent with: 1/10
Sibling with: 1/4 |
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| Name the Personality Disorders |
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Antisocial: cold/unemotional -> Ex: Dexter or BTK Killer.
Borderline: emotional swings/attention seeking. |
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| Name 2 kinds of Borderline Personality Disorder |
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Narcissistic: belief that one is "special" or superior.
Histrionic: Constantly doing things to grab attention; can be used in a sexual manner. |
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