14 - Psychological Disorders Flashcards

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How many people have psychological disorders?

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1 in 4

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_____ _____ views abnormal behavior as a disease.

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Medical model

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To be diagnosed with abnormal behavior how many criteria needs to be met?

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Only one criteria needs to be met.

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Abnormal Behavior diagnoses involves _____ _____.

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value judgments

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3 Criteria of Abnormal behavior

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1) Deviance
2) Personal Distress
3) Maladaptive Behavior

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Deviance

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Does it violate or deviate from social norms?

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Personal Distress

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person must report distress and suffering

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Maladaptive Behavior

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anything that significantly impairs every day functioning

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Axis I (classification)

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Clinical Syndromes

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Axis II (classification)

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Personality Disorders or Intellectual Disability

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Axis III (classification)

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General Medical Conditions

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Axis IV (classification)

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Psychosocial & Environmental Problems

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Axis V (classification)

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Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) Scale

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Anxiety Disorders

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Feelings of excessive apprehension and anxiety (negative mood state)

Is it normal or abnormal?

  • Level
  • Justification
  • Consequences
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15
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What disorder is this?

No specific Threat

“Free-floating anxiety”

Experience physical symptoms, difficulties with sleeping or concentrating

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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16
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What disorder is this?

Recurring attacks of overwhelming anxiety

Develops agoraphobia (fear of places or situation that may cause panic)

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Panic Disorder

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17
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What disorder is this?

irrational fear of specific object or situation

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Specific Phobia

must substantially interfere with daily ability to function

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Blood
Situational
Heights
Animal
Other
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5 main categories of phobias

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What disorder is this?

Extreme fear and anxiety associated with social situations that causes avoidance and great distress.

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Social Anxiety Disorder

7 % of population
requires treatment
progress can be made

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20
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What disorder is this?

Experience with major traumatic event

Most common traumas include combat and sexual assault

Experiences flashbacks

Sensitive to internal and external cues

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Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

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Obsessions = unwanted thoughts

Compulsions = senseless rituals that are repetitive or excessive

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List of Common Compulsions:

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Checking
Washing
Need to ask or confess
Symmetry and precision
Counting
Hoarding
Multiple
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Contributing factors in Anxiety Disorders

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Biological factors - abnormalities in neurotransmitters

Conditioning and learning

Cognitive factors - thinking styles

Stress

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disorders that are psychological in origin with physical symptoms are called ______

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somatoform disorders

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Somatic symptom disorder
diverse physical complaints
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Conversion Disorder
- Significant loss of physical function in single organ system - "Craft palsies" - symptoms related to activity or occupation
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Hypochondriasis
Excessive worrying about health | Associating physical symptoms with serious illness
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(Contributor to somatoform disorders) Cognitive factors
excessive focus on physiological processes
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(Contributor to somatoform disorders) Personality factors
higher on neuroticism trait
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(Contributor to somatoform disorders) The sick role
People using "sickness" as an excuse to avoid things | OR to get attention
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3 Contributors to somatoform disorders
1) Cognitive factors 2) Personality factors 3) The sick role
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Dissociative amnesia
Sudden loss of memory - single event or period of time
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Dissociative fugue
Loss of memory for entire lives
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Dissociative identity disorder
Multiple personalities co-existence of 2 or more completely different personalities
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Emotional disturbances that are episodic
Mood Disorders
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major depressive disorder
profound sadness feeling empty, hopeless trouble sleeping increased appetite/weight gain more common for women
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Bipolar disorder
- manic episodes and depression - Age of onset is late teens or early adulthood equal b/w men and women
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Contributing factors of Mood Disorders
``` Genetic vulnerability Neurochemical factors Cognitive factors Interpersonal factors Precipitating stress ```
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T or F? Schizophrenia disorders are the most popular type of disorder
False Only about 2% of population
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T or F? Schizophrenia is a young person's disorder
True
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T or F? Rate of recovery for Schizophrenia depends on quality of care and treatment
True
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General symptoms of ________ Delusions and irrational thought Deterioration of adaptive behavior Distorted perception Disturbed emotion
Schizophrenia
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Schizophrenia means _____
"split mind" not to be confused with dissociative disorders
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Four subtypes of Schizophrenia
1. Paranoid type (dominated by delusions of persecution or granjour) 2. Catatonic type (very rigid to very random motor activity) 3. Disorganized type (incoherent, emotionally indifferent, centered on bodily processes) 4. Undifferentiated type ( can't be put into aforementioned categories - mixture of other categories)
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Subtype of schizophrenia dominated by delusions of persecution or grandeur
Paranoid type
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Subtype of schizophrenia very rigid to very random motor activity
Catatonic type
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Subtype of schizophrenia incoherent, emotionally indifferent, centered on bodily processes)
Disorganized type
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Subtype of schizophrenia that can't be put into aforementioned categories - mixture of other categories
Undifferentiated type
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T or F? | Schizophrenia is driven by more than 100 genes
True | 108 genes that regulate dopamine
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Biological Factors of Schizophrenia
Enlarged: Right ventricle Left ventricle 3rd and 4th ventricle
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Review prenatal biological factors slide
Okay... done :-)
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T or F? Viral infections increase vulnerability to schizophrenia
True
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Environmental Factors of Schizophrenia Parental communication deviance ---->
Poor sense of reality -----> Withdrawal into personal world -----> Schizophrenic thinking
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Environmental Factors of Schizophrenia (def on test) highly critical or emotionally involved attitudes in patient's family predicts course of illness
Expressed Emotion
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Environmental Factors of Schizophrenia (def on test) highly critical or emotionally involved attitudes in patient's family predicts course of illness
Expressed Emotion
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Stress Vulnerability Models | Review slide
Got it!
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T or F? Intersection of high stress and high vulnerability lead to onset of schizophrenic disorder
True
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Relativistic view
Mental illness varies greatly across cultures
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Universalistic or pancultural view
Mental illness is the same around the world