Abnormal Psych test 4 Flashcards
b. Recurrent sexual arousal from nonliving objects, non-genital objects
c. Example; shoes are more attractive than the person
fetishistic disorder
a. 6 months of sexual want to cross dressing
b. Doing this for sexual arousal
transvestic disorder
a. Beaten, bound, made to suffer gives sexual arousal
b. Only when making the person unhappy
sexual masochism disorder
a. Sexual arousal from psychological suffering of another person
b. Acted on nonconsenting person
sexual sadism disorder
a. Sexual arousal from observing an unsuspected person who is naked or participating in sexual acts
b. Must be someone who doesn’t know they are being watched
c. A 6 month period
voyeuristic disorder
a. Sexual arousal from exposing their genitals to an unexpecting person
b. Acting on behaviors from a nonconsenting person
c. 6 months or more
d. Commonly prosecuted disorder
exhibitionstic disorder
a. Sexual arousal from touching or rubbing against a nonconsenting person
b. Typically clothed
c. Typically a crowded place, bus etc, or a place where it is in tight space trying not to be noticed
frotteuristic disorder
sexual arousal from children who haven’t reached puberty
a. Needs to be at least 6 years of age
b. Person must be at least 5 years older than child
c. Attracted to both girls and boys
pedophilic disorder
person wets the bed or clothes
a. Multiple times a weak
b. Person needs to be old enough to be able to hold their bladder
c. Commonly treated by an alert system in underwear
enuresis
person repeatedly poops in clothing or floor whether voluntary or involuntary
a. At least once a month
b. Person must at least be 4 years old
encopresis
trouble falling asleep, maintain asleep, or not able to fall back asleep after waking
a. Distressed they aren’t getting sleep and are tired
b. Concerned about their sleep quality
c. Occurs frequently and for a long amount of time
insomnia
person has multiple sleep episodes in one day
a. May have prolonged sleep episodes of more than 9 hours and still tired
b. Have difficulty being fully awake after being awake
c. Distress and impairments
hypersomnolence disorder
recurrent periods of a need to sleep or napping in the same day
a. Has a biological problem going on
b. Psychological things
c. Brief sudden falling asleep
narcolepsy
Person has been hooked up to breathing monitors in a sleep lab
Sleep lab evidence of sleep apnea
obstructive sleep apnea hyponea
Person has sleep apnea because of brain not telling them to breathe
central sleep apnea
Person breathes less while they sleep
sleep related hyperventilation
completely awakens from sleep and walks around, unresponsive to other people
Normally harmless
Needs to be happening recurrently
sleep walking type
person actual sleep isnt working
psomnias
abrupt terror arousals
Person doesn’t remember or know they were screaming etc
Common in children
sleep terrors
the person has repeated stressful nightmares
nightmare disorders
Person has urge to move their legs
Is worse when they are at rest
rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorders
Person has a persistent pattern of sleep disruption due to a misalignment with you and the world or your circadian rhythm
circadian rhythm sleep wake disorder
Sleep cycle is off, might sleep fewer hours at night but want more sleep in the morning
delayed sleep phase type
Sleep cycle is also off, every night they’re tired very early and wake up too early
advanced sleep phase type
caused by person having a timing of sleep wake cycle that is variable
irregular sleep wake type
works irregular shifts and has to adjust
shift type
• Relational problems o Family upbringing Child might have problems with siblings Adult may have problems with child o Primary support group • Abuse and Neglect o sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect, emotional abuse, an psychological abuse • Educational and Occupational problems
environmental circumstances
lack of interest
- Male hyperactive sexual desire disorder
a. Absent sexual interest, unreceptive to partners attempts to initiate sex
b. Clinic distress on the person
female sexual interest/arousal disorder
a. Difficulty gaining an errection during sexual activity
i. Or staying hard enough
erectile disorder
amount of time it takes a man to obtain an orgasm
i. For at least 6 months
b. Ejaculation is longer than he wants or doesn’t ejaculation
delayed ejacuclation for men
female orgasmic disorder
delay or abscence of an orgasm
a. One minute after entering vagina
b. Ejaculates too early
- Premative (EARLY) Ejaculation
a. Pain during sex
b. Fear about the pain
- Genetial Pelvic/Penetration Disorder
