Affect, Emotions, and Mood Flashcards

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affect

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short term fluctuating emotional state

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mood

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more prolonged and pervasive emotional state

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what are the symptoms of orbitobfrontal prefrontal cortex personality syndrome? (4)

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  • disinhibition
  • impulsivity
  • emotional volatility
  • socially inappropriate behaviour
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what are the symptoms of dorsolateral prefrontal cortex damage? (3)

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  • reduced emotional reactions
  • poor awareness of their challenges
  • decreased motivation or adynamia
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what are the characteristics of pseudobulbar affect (post-stroke syndrome)? (3)

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  • bilateral damage to cortical-bulbar tracts (subcortical tracts)
  • laugh or cry but no associated feelings of happiness or sadness
  • very exaggerated laughing or crying
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what are the symptoms of right hemisphere damage (prosody damage)? (3)

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  • impacts emotional functioning
  • might appear uncaring
  • can’t convey emotions or understand them (depending on where the damage is)
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capgrass syndrome (reduplicative paramnesia)

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  • extended beyond people to objects

- bifrontal damage or vey diffuse non-dominant hemisphere damage

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reduplicative paramnesia

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  • a place has been duplicated

- bifrontal lesions

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fregoli syndrome

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  • someone the patient knows can disguise themselves as someone else
  • right frontal or left tempoparietal regions
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subjectives doubles

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  • patient believes they have been cloned and this clone can act independently
  • right hemisphere damage and frontal lesions
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what are the 4 types of anxiety disorders?

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  • specific phobia
  • panic disorder with or without agoraphobia
  • generalized anxiety disorder
  • social anxiety disorder
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what are the 3 types of trauma and stress related disorders?

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  • PTSD
  • acute stress disorder
  • adjustment disorder
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what are the 10 separate classes of drugs that can result in substance-related disorders?

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  • alcohol
  • caffeine
  • cannabis
  • hallucinogens
  • inhalants
  • opioids
  • sedatives
  • hypnotics or anxiolytics
  • stimulants
  • tobacco
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