Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
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abnormal behavior

-3 primary criteria

A
  1. deviant
  2. maladaptive
  3. personally distressing
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2
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Deviant

A

socially atypical or statistical unusual

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3
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Maladaptive

A
  • harmful to yourself or others

- cant function, especially in work and relationship

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4
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how long dies Personally distressing last

A

over a long period of time

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5
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Eating disorders

-definition

A

extreme disturbance in eating behavior

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6
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Anorexia nervosa
-definition
-desire
-how percent of healthy weight
refuse
-fear what
-what is your body image
A

-persistent starvation
-thinness
-

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7
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Bulimia nervosa

  • definition
  • fear
  • what is hard to detect
A
  • binging and purging
  • overweight
  • normal weight
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8
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binge

A

consume huge amounts

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9
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purge

A

vomit or use of laxatives

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10
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Binge eating disorder

  • one-time or recurring?
  • purge?
  • example
  • weight
A
  • recurring-feel no control
  • no
  • eating 6 burgers in 1 sitting and doing it everyday
  • normal to overweight
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11
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diathesis-stress model

  • what is it
  • 4 factors that make you vulnerable
  • predisposition + high stress =
A
  • predisposition
  • genetic, biological, psychological, or situational
  • high risk of disorder
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12
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DSM 5

  • what does it stand for
  • standardizes what
  • required by
  • allows for
A
  • Diagnostic and statistical manual of metal disorder
  • names and symptoms
  • health insurance companies
  • statistical records and research
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13
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who is the developer of DSM 5

A

American Psychiatric association

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14
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3 criticisms of DSM 5

A
  1. medical/biological bias
  2. not enough attention to cognitive, social and env.
  3. Doesn’t document strengths
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15
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Anxiety disorders

  • definition
  • type of tension
  • when does hyperactivity happen
  • 3 mental symptoms
  • 3 physical symptoms
A
  • symptoms disrupting work/school and relationships
  • motor (trembling, jumpy)
  • if you have the disorder
  • fear, dread, worry
  • muscle aches, sleep problems, irritable
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16
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Generalized anxiety disorder

  • definition
  • how long is distress
A
  • free floating anxiety with no source or target

- 6 months

17
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Panic disorder

A

Sudden onset (panic attack) of intense terror

18
Q

Phobias

-definition

A

Overwhelming fear -> specific targets

19
Q

Social anxiety disorder

A

fear of feeling humiliated or embarrassed

20
Q

Obsessive compulsive disorder

  • definition
  • what happens if ritual isn’t perform
  • ex
  • 2 new DSM 5 catergories
A
  • disruptive, intruding recurring thoughts and behavior
  • intense anxiety
  • checking things, cleaning, counting
  • hoarding and excoriation
21
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excoriation

A

skin picking

22
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major depressive disorder

  • 4 symptoms
  • who is it more diagnosed in
A
  1. nothing is fun anymore, feeling sad
  2. changes in eating and sleeping, weight loss
  3. fatigue, feeling worthless, hopeless
  4. problems concentrating, making decisions
    - More often diagnosed in women
23
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Bipolar disorder

  • definition
  • how long do cycles last
  • equally diagnosed?
A
  • cycles of depression and mania (energetic, impulsive, optimistic)
  • 6 months to a year
  • yes
24
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Dissociative disorders

A

detach from reality, previous memories, thoughts

25
Q

dissociative amnesia

A

forget all or parts of your own identity disorder

26
Q

dissociative identity disorder

  • aka
  • prior to 1980s how many cases?
  • increase after
A
  • multiple personality disorder
  • 300
  • media attention
27
Q

Schizophrenia spectrun

-4 positive symptoms (added to normal beh)

A
  1. hallucinations (visual and auditory)
  2. delusions (magical beliefs)
  3. Thought disorders (word salad)
  4. Behavior problems (agitated, odd mannerism)