Chapter 19 Flashcards

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personality disorders are part of the ___ domain

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adjustment

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sometimes uniqueness celebrated goes too far - aspects of personality get extreme that they cause problems and cause problems for those around them, especially w _____ ____, refer to enduring patterns of experience and behaviour that deviate greatfly from norms and expectation of social, culture, and environment. emerge in how people think, feel get along w others, and control actions.

some profiles are considered so abnormal that they are linked to difficulties in lives, and what will become a pattern will be having this is related to ____ adjustment/outcomes in life

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personality disorders, poor

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personality disorder characteristics are displayed ____ situations and ____ consistent

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across, are

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disorder has ___ history in persons lives. ____ personality is defined by deviation from social, cultural and environmental norms/is seen as unacceptable

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long, abnormal

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building blocks of personality disorder relate to hiow people think of ____, ______(environment) and relate to a general sense of _____ in the world. symptoms can be seen as ____ because they manifest in traits, emotions and especially the self concept/how they view themselves

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self, society, belonging, maladaptive

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the _____ is important for examining symptoms of personality disorders

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self/self concept

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personality disorders as maladaptive variations or combos of normal personality traits and ____, centred around ____ (more or less) and _____ (when we explore traits/patterns of motives and thinking in how people relate to others - predictable or no? attachment issues r vulnerable)

____ processes can be distorted in personality disorders

many personality disorders include extreme variations in _____ experienced (anxiety or flatness)

most personality disorders include a distortion of the ____ ____

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motives, power, intimacy, cognitive, emotion, self concept

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for personality disorders, social relationships (sexua - think ____ disorderl/interpersonal behaviour - think ____ personality disorder - lack of empathy, perceiving ppl as means to end), frequently disturbed or involve maladaptive patterns. people cannot form relationships and as a result it is hard to function in the world and create support systems, friendships, connect.

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histironic , antisocial

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______ forms a building block of several personality disorders, especially clutster a. many studies (epidemiology, molecular genetics) indicate that all are pretty ________. genes have also been linked to ____ pathways, especially for sero and dopamine

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biology, heritable, neurotransmitter

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pattern of behaviour/experience that is distressing and painful to the person. leads to disability or impairment in important life domains. associated w increased risk for more suffering,isolation, loss of function death or confinement

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psychological disorder

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study of mental disorders, including thought disorders, emo disorders and personality disorders

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abnormal psychology

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most patterns of thinking/behaving that induce displeasure are not attributed onto the self (ie. narcissists won’t think anything is wrong w them when things go wrong, attribute it to others - experience denial).

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egocentonic disorder

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13
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having been diagnosed with untreated psyc disorder - _____ longevity

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reduces

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statistical definition of___ is whatever is rare, not frequent and not stat normal. social definition is whatever is not tolerated by society or what is unacceptable. both tied to changing norms. why clinicians must examine sociocultural definitions of ones life and their story before making a diagnosis to lower the chance of a misdiagnosis.

when looking within people, we start to create a_____ definition - crieria of dam (disorganized thoughts, disruptive perceptions or unusual beliefs that do not match circumstances, ineffective coping). combining ___, and ____ definitions of abnormality = psychopathology consideration

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abnormal, psychological, stat, social, psychological

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study of mental disorders (not illness). dsm 5 is a widely accepted system for diagnosing a describing mental disorders. movements towards ____ view of personality because personality traits are examined via dimensions (some extraverted, .some introverted, sometimes both - a spectrum). instead disorders talk about _____ -its there or not, if not you dont have disorders

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psychopathology. dimensional view, categories

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t/f - the dam 5 is use din Europe

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f - there s a different one in Europe

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distinguish between normal personality traits and disorders in terms of extremity, rigidity and maladaptiveness. parallels w chemistry - a little of one trait, little of another, and amplification to high or low levels results in a disorder. not the dominant model in dsm 5 (which is categorical)

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dimensional model of personality disorders

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according to the ____, a personality disorder is an enduring pattern of experience and behaviour that differs greatly from expectations of ones culture. manifests in more than one of the following -

thoughts, feels, how one gets along w others and inability to control behaviour
must not be attributable to drug use, meds or another mental condition
all personality disorders involve impaired social relations

19
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personality disorders can be _____ _____, where despite having disorder feel relatively normal
dont consider their thoughts, feels, beliefs and behaviours as problematic but as part of self. most likely to view others as problem. problem for treating effectively (ie. narcissism - challenged/obstacle - lash out and viewing other sources as the problem)

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ego syntonic

20
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4 ways clinicians can diagnose

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clinical impression (what you see - affect, body language, content) - subjective
self reports
structured interviews (age, gender, culture are taken into account)
informants

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t/f - all clinicians are comfy diagnosing disorders

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f - many are not. they can and are trained and allowed, but many feel under qualified/want to use proper experience and specifics, knowledge, supervision and more. very reluctant to diagnose personality disorder

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3 clusters of personality disorders:

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cluster a - eccentric
cluster b - erratoc
cluster c - anxious

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contains traits that make people ill at ease socially, appear or act in highly abnormal ways. most od oddness has to do w interactions w others. ie. no interest in others, uncomfy with others, suspicious of others. includes schizoid (isolation), schizotypal (discomfort w others), paranoid personalities

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cluster a - eccentric

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style of disorder is isolation, believes they need plenty of space cluster a. detachment from normal social relationships, little pleasure from life, inept appearance or socially clumsy, passive in face of unpleasant events, anxious in social relations and avoids people, appear different and dont conform

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style of odd actions, beliefs = peculiar thoughts. suspicious of others/anxious socially resulting ni isolation. odd beliefs in esp or magic, thought and speech problems are disorganized (Dali). creative
schizotypal
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style - wariness, belief = world and ppl are dangerous. dont trust others, social events r always threatening, resentful to others, jealous, argumentative and hostile. can have avoidant and antisocial features
paranoid personality disorder
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t/f - can display more than one disorder (comorbid)
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traits that r unstable, erratic, emotional and have a hard time getting along with others. includes antisocial, borderline, histrionic and narcissistic
cluster b - erratic
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style is disorganized and unpredictable behaviour , beliefs = confuse and chaos. instability of relationships, emotions and self image, fear abandonment, aggressive, prone to self harm, strong emotion. quick switches
borderline personality disorder
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dramatics- believes they need to impress! excessive attention seeking, sexually provocative (women), excessive and strong emotions, opinions are shallow. suggestible, strong need for attention
histrionic personality disorder
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traits geared towards avoiding anxiety : display ____ paradox - one pattern of behaviour that solves a problem but creates another. ppl with these disorders are anxious, fearful, apprehensive, struggle with social relationships. include avoidant and dependant personalities, ocpd,
cluster c - anxious/fearful.distrtessed. neurotic
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cluster c - style is avoidance, belief is they may get hurt and are scared. feel inadequate, sensitive to criticism, restricts activities to avoid embarrassments , low self esteemm
avoidant personality disorder
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style - attachment, believe they are helpless so need someone else to care for them. excessive need for care, submissive, seek reassurance, rarely say no or take initiative, dont work well independently, may tolerate abuse from others to gain support.
dependant personality disorder
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style -perfectionism. believe they must not erro o make mistakesr. preoccupied w order, perfection, devoted to work, seeks little leisure time for friendship, frequently miserly or stingy, rigid,inflexible and stubborn
ocpd
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prevalence disorders show that ___ is most prevalent, while ____ is the least. ____ to track down personality disorders because people do not self identify as possessing a disorder
ocpd, narcissistic. hard
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a pervasive pattern of grandiosity (fantasy or behaviour), need for admiration, lack of empathy, begins by early adulthood and present in various contexts. style is self aggrandizement and believes they r special. low prevalence, traits become common in teens, difficulties adjusting to physical and occupational limitations of the aging process, mostly men. see others as an audience, sensitive to criticism, social withdrawn. comorbid w depression often or ano or substance use or the cluster b disorders. seeks treatment when family, boss or courts force, cant reach goals, personal losses/failiings, major mental disorder, suicide. learn prosocial behaviours/empathy
narcissistic personality disorder
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aka sociopathy, psychopathy. criteria is a pervasive pattern of callus, criminal, impulsive behaviour, not respecting social norms or disregarding rights of other. style is attack, believes others are to be taken. one of hardest to diagnose. we cannot diagnose if person is under 18, and evidence of conduct disorder before 15. affects 4% of people, more men. 1 of most difficult to treat, most is males w substance abuse disorders. most ppl who have been diagnosed are in prison. treatment includes assessing severity, risk assessment, identifying substance use/other mental disorders, clinicians reactions to patients, treatment approach . most troublesome symptom is aggression - instrumental or emotional. prognosis = as severity of psychopathy increases,anxiety lessens and personal discomfort can motivate to change - positive prognosis. very hard to get through tho due to defence mechanisms. most severe is devaluing of others - show narcissistic traits aggressively . social learning and cbt are used o treat. often chronic, sometimes meds help, but limited evidence
antisocial personality disorder