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| Maladaptive disruptive patterns of thinking. |
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| List The Three Elements of Abnormality |
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-Deviance
-Distress
-Dysfunction |
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| List Elements Used To Identify Abnormal Behavior |
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| Cultural Context, Consequences, and Context of Behavior |
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| Describe Neurobiological/Medical Model of Psychological Disorders |
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Definition
| Mental Disorders Stem From Underlying illness/biological factors, that can be diagnosed treated or cured. |
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| Describe Psychological Model |
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Definition
| Emphasizes psychological factors as being responsible for mental disorders. |
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| Describe Psychodynamic Approach to Psychological Disorders |
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Definition
| Unconscious Conflicts create impulses which are limited by society. |
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| Describe Social Cognitive Approach to Psychological Disorders |
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Definition
| Interaction of past learning and current situations that affects expectations. |
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| Describe Humanistic Approach to Psychological Disorders |
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Definition
| Distorted Perceptions of Reality Blocks Natural Tendency For Growth |
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| Sociocultural Perspective to Psychological Disorders |
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Definition
| Sociocultural Factors Can Be Used to Gauge What is Normal as Well As Cause Culture-General and Culture-Specific Disorders. |
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| Describe Diathesis-Stress Model |
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Definition
| Diathesis is a predisposition for mental disorders, that requires a stress trigger for it to activate. |
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| DSM-5 Classification System |
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Definition
| Is A Book That Can Diagnose Whether or Not Someone Has a Psychological Disorder |
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| How are Diagnostic Systems Rated Based on Reliability and Validity? |
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Definition
Interrater Reliability Can Be High or Low Depending on the Disorder, depending on the doctor.
It's validity differs depending on the disorder being high for some and low for others.
Diagnosis bias, Mixed Disorders, and pays no attention to sociocultural factors. |
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