Ch.13 Flashcards
acculturative stress
negative consequences that result from contact btwn two distinctive cultural groups
anabolic steroids
drugs derived from male sex hormone testosterone
promote muscle growth and increase lean body mass
anorexia nervosa
eating disorder that involves relentless pursuit of thinness through starvation
weigh less than 85% of weight considered normal
intense fear of weight gain
binge eating disorder (BED)
frequent binge eating without compensatory behavior like purging
bulimia nervosa
eating disorder in which individual consistently follows a binge and purge eating pattern
depressed or anxious
fall within normal weight range
conduct disorder
psychiatric diagnostic category used to describe multiple delinquent type behaviors occurring over six month period
juvenile delinquency
broad range of behaviors, from socially undesirable behavior to status offenses
predictors include authority conflict, minor covert acts such as lying, over acts of aggression, negative identity, cognitive distortions, low self control, early initiation of delinquency, being male, low expectation for edu and grades, low parental monitoring, low parental support and ineffective discipline, having older delinquent sibling, heavy peer influence and low resistance to peers, low socioeconomic status, and living in high crime urban area
resilience
three sets of characteristics
individual factors-good intellectual functioning
family factors-close relationship with caring parent figure
extrafamilial factors- bonds to prosocial adults outside family
linked to ongoing resilience in emerging adulthood
depressants
drugs that slow down the central nervous system, bodily functions, and behavior
developmental cascades
developmental psychopathology approach that emphasizes connections across domains over time to influence developmental pathways and outcomes
emotion focused coping
Lazarus term for responding to stress in an emotional manner, especially by using defense mechanisms
externalizing problems
behavior that occurs when individuals turn problems outward
ex: juvenile delinquency
hallucinogens
drugs that alter an individuals perceptual experiences and produce hallucinations
index offenses
acts such as robbery, rape, and homicide that are crimes regardless of whether they are committed by juveniles or adults
internalizing problems
emotional conditions that develop when individuals turn problems inward
ex: anxiety and depression