Ch 14 Psychological Disorders Flashcards
What is the medical model?
Abnormal behavior=disease
Define diagnosis
distinguishing and identifying illness
Define etiology
Cause and development (why someone thinks they have it)
Define prognosis
Forecast about corse and outcome of disorder
Define chronic
Long lasting- over a persisting time
Define acute
Rapid onset- short duration
Define episodic
Periods of illness separated by periods of wellness
Three most used criteria for abnormal behavior
Personal distress, maladaptive behavior, deviance
Which of the three methods is not used in the DSM-V
Deviance
What is the DSM?
Diagnostician and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
What are some of the tests in the DSM-V
diagnoses mental disorders with interviews and self-repots
What are anxiety disorders?
Excessive fear and anxiety and opprenension
Anxiety not tied to any specific event- past or future
GAD- Generalized anxiety disorder
Irrational fear of an object
Specific phobia
What are the specific phobia types
Animals, situation, natural environment, or blood injection
Fears of being negatively judged
Social anxiety disorder
What is a panic attack?
Intense fear, abruptly, within 10 minutes
What is panic disorder?
Recurrent panic attacks- fear of having another
Fear of going into public
Agoraphobia
What is OCD
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Unwanted thoughts (O) with repetition behaviors (C)
What is PTSD
Post traumatic stress disorder
Class of disorders with emotional disturbances
Mood disorders
What is MDD
Major depressive disorder- persistent feeling of sadness and despair- loss of interest in pleasurable experience
What is bipolar disorder
Ian Gallagher- manic and depressive episodes
What is a positive symptom
Adding something- either good or bad
What is a negative symptom
Taking something away- good or bad
What is the autism spectrum
neurodivergent disorder- Impairment of social interactions and communication
Three clusters of personality disorders
Odd/eccentric, dramatic, and anxious
Engaging in binge-eating, followed by vomiting, fasting, and other unhealthy efforts
Bulimia nervosa
Intense fear of gaining weight, disturbed body image, dangerous measures to lose weight
Anorexia nervosa
Distress-inducing eating that are not followed by the purging, fasting, and exercise
Binge-eating disorder
About ________ of patients diagnosed with anorexic and bulimic disorders are female.
90-95%