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Chapter 2 Causes of Abnormal behavior Flashcards

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Etiology

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causes of the disorder

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Biopsychosocial model

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Integrates evidence from biological, psychological, and social dimensions

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Biological Paradigm

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abnormal behavior stems from biological causes

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Psychodynamic paradigm

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abnormal behavior stems from unconscious mental conflicts that are rooted in childhood experiences

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Freud

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sexuality in development through adolescence

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Defence Mechanisms

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Denial, Projection, Displacement, Sublimation, Reaction Formation, rationalization, repression

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Denial

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memory never occurred or did not exist

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Projection

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attributing one’s own feelings to others.

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Displacement

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feelings are transferred to a less threatening object

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Reaction formation

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turning a painful feeling or experience into it’s opposite

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Repression

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Hiding a memory away from consciousness

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Sublimation

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modifying an impulses into one that is socially acceptable

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Rationalization

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Justifying

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Cognitive-Behavioral Paradigm

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Abnormal behavior as a product of learning

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Causality

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evaluating the causes of a mental disorder based on a number of factors instead of one

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Equifinality

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Many routes that lead to the same disorder

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Multifinality

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One route that leads to many different disorderds

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Diathesis-Stress Model

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a disorder is activated due to a combination of a diathesis,

, stress, and risk factors.

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Reciprocal causality

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bidirectional causality

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Neuron

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billions of tiny nerve cells that serve as the building blocks for the brain

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Synapse

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gaps between neurons

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Dendrite

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branches that receive messages from other neurons

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Treatment for Schizophrenia

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blocks dopamine receptors

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Treatment of Depression

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inhibits reuptake of serotonin

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Parts of the Hindbrain

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Medulla
Pons
cerebellum

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Hindbrain

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responsible for basic bodily functions

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Midbrain

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responsible for motor activities

reticular activating system - sleeping waking

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Forebrain

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responsible for sensory, emotional, cognitive processes

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Limbic System

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forebrain connects to midbrain and hindbrain
responsible for emotion and learning
Hypothalamus and Thalamus
(forebrain)

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medulla

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blood pressure, heart rate, respiration

hindbrain

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pons

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stages of sleep

hindbrain

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cerebellum

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physical coordination

hindbrain

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Reticular activating system

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responsible for sleeping and waking

midbrain

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Thalamus

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receives and integrates sensory information from sensory organs and high brain functions
(forebrain)

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Hypothalamus

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controls basic biological urges for drink, eat, sex

forebrain

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Cerebral hemispheres

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left - language
right - spatial organization
(forebrain)

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Corpus Callosum

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connects left and right hemispheres
coordinates functioning
(forebrain)

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Ventricles

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chambers of the brain filled with cerebrospinal fluid

forebrain

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cortex

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frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal

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frontal

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reasoning, planning, emotion, speech, and movement

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parietal

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receives and integrates sensory information along with playing a role in spatial reasoning

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occipital

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receives and interprets visual information

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temporal

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processes smells and sounds

regulates emotion, memory, learning

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Autonomic nervous system

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involuntary regulates the function of various body functions

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Somatic nervous system

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voluntary regulates muscular control

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Sympathetic nervous systems

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increased arousal and energy; fight or flight

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parasympathetic nervous systems

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decreasing of arousal and energy

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Behavior Genetics

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study genetic influences on behavior

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Genes

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carry information on heredity
located on chromosomes
humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes

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Polygenic

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mental disorders are influenced by many genes

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genotype

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actual genetic structure

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phenotype

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expression of the genotype after influences such as experience and environment

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Adoption studies

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adopted parents vs biological parents

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Natural selection

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new generations adapt successfully to environmental problems

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Attachment Theory

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critical factor in development is quality of attachment formed between infant and parent
(bowlby)

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Temperament

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Openness to experience
Conscientiousness
Extraversion
Agreeableness
Neuroticism
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Emotions

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Joy
Surprise
Love
Anger 
Fear 
Sadness
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Modeling

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learning through imitation

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Operant Conditioning

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punishment and rewards

Skinner

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Classical Conditioning

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automatic response
conditional stimulus and response - result after pairing
unconditional stimulus and response- existed prior to pairing
Pavlov

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