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| deviant,distressful and dysfunctional behavior patterns |
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| pyshological disorder marked by appearance by age 7 of one of more symptons, inattentions,hyperactive |
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| concept disease in this case psychological disorders have physical causes that can be diagnosed treated and cured most times |
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| statistical manual of mental disorders |
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| distressing persistant behaviors that reduce anxiety |
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| anxiety disorder marked by unpredictable minute long episodes of being scared, and terror |
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| anxiety disorder marked by persistant fear and avoidance of object |
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| obsessive compulsive disorder |
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| characterized by unwanted reptitive thoughts and actions |
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| post traumatic stress disorder |
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| haunting memories social withdrawal insomnia |
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| conscious becomes seperated from previous memories,feelings |
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| dissociative identity disorder |
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| rare disorder where person has 2 or more personailty |
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| inflexible enduring behavior patterns impair social functioning |
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| antisocial personailty disorder |
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| lacks conscience of wrongdoing |
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| mood disorder marked by hyperactive state |
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| person alternates of happy to sad |
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| a need or desire that energizes and directs behavior |
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| complex behavior that is rigidly patterned throughout a species and is unlearned |
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| tendency to maintain a balanced or constant internal state |
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| positive or negative enviroment stimulus. |
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| maslows pyramid of human needs that must be met before other levels can be met |
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| body resting rate of energy expenditure |
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| eat too much and vomit or exercise compulsively |
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| four stages of sexual responding described by masters and johnson excitement plateau orgasm resolution |
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| resting period after orgasm man cannot have other |
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| sex hormone secreted more in females |
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| important male sex hormone |
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| enduring sexual attraction to be own or other sex |
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| desire for signicantly accomplishment |
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| response of whole organism |
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| our physiological response to emotion arousing stimuli |
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| emotion arousing stimulus triggers response and emotion |
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| one must be aroused and cognitively labe the arousal |
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| feel good do good phenomenom |
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| tendacy to help when in a good mood |
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| self view of happiness with life |
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| adaption level phenomenom |
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| tendacy to form neutral level of prior experience |
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| perception that one is worse off with whom is compared |
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| process we percieve and respond to certain events we appraise or challenge it |
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| general adaption syndrome |
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| concept of body to response to streess /alarm |
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| clogging of vessels that nourish heart muscle. |
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| friedman and rosenmans term for competitive hard driving anger prone people |
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| easy going relaxed people |
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| between therapist and person seeking to overcome psychological difficulties or growth. |
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| medical procedures that act on nervous system |
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| pyschotherapy that depending on the client problems, use various therapy |
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| teaches new adaptable ways of thinking and acting |
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| study of drugs on mind and behavior |
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| removes brain tissue to change behavior |
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| now rare, cut nerves on front lobes to control emotion. |
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