A1: Psychological definitions Flashcards

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define health

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a positive state where we can face challenges of life and overcome stress

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define ill health

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a negative state where we can’t face the challenges of life and overcome stress

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how does the biomedical definition view health?

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in terms of physical and biological factors

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give an example of a biomedical methods

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drugs or surgery

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how does the biopsychosocial definition view health?

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in terms of more interacting factors such as biological, psychological and social factors

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what does the biomedical approach say about health as a continuum?

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that a person is either healthy or ill

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what does the biosychosocial approach say about health as a continuum?

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a person doesn’t have to feel just good and bad they can be in the middle

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what is a physiological addiction?

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when the body becomes physically dependent on a substance.

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give an example of a physiological addiction

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alcohol, drugs

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what is a behavioural addiction?

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when someone is addicted to a behaviour

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give an example of a behavioural addiction

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gambling, gaming

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name Griffiths six components of addiction

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dependence, tolerance, withdrawal, relapse, conflict and mood alteration

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what is stress?

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an emotional response to situations of threat

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what is a stressor?

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the threat that creates stress

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what is a physical stressor and give an example

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things in the environment that causes an annoyance such as overcrowding, noise, temperature

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what is a psychological stressor and give an example

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the emotion you experience when a stressor occurs such as getting married/divorced

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what does perception of available resources to deal with stress mean?

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how we think about our ability to deal with stressors

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what are internal coping resources?

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psychological and include resilience meaning the ability to bounce back after a set back

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what are external coping resources?

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includes social support from friends and family

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what does perceived ability to cope mean?

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how you think about the stressor and your ability to come with it