Chapter 32 Serious Mental Illness Flashcards by Jade Ring

Types of disorders that Serious Mental Illness affects

Mood, Personality, Psychotic

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Rehab vs Recovery

Focuses on patients deficits
Live with illness

Achieving goals of patients choosing
Lead a productive life

Rehab
Focuses on patients deficits
Live with illness

Recovery
Achieving goals of patients choosing
Lead a productive life

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List maslows from the beginning

Psychological
Safety
Love
Self esteem
Self actualization

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Psychosocial Dev Freud

Birth - 1 yr
1 - 3
3 - 6
6 - Puberty
Puberty - Adult

Birth - 1 yr Oral
1 - 3 Anal
3 - 6 Phallic
6 - Puberty Latent
Puberty - Adult Gential

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Fixation: passive, gullible, dependent, sarcasm, oral focused habits smoking/ nail biting

0 - 1 oral Development of trust

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Psychosexual dev Freud

Delayed gratification

Fixation: stinginess, rigid, OCD, messiness, cruelty, destructive

Anal 2 - 3

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Freud psychosexual development

Identify with same sex parent

Fixation difficulty with Sexual Identify
Authority figures: Oedipal / Electra

Phallic 3 - 5

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Freud Psychosexual Development

Developing coping skills

Fixation: inadequacy/ inferiority

Latency 6 - 12

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Freud Psychosexual Development

Creative find pleasure in love / work

Fixation: emotional dependent, financially dependent, lack personal identity, lack future goals, cannot for intimate satisfy relationship

Genital 13 +

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Erickson Psychosocial

Trust vs Mistrust

Suspicion/ fear of the future

Birth - 1.5 yrs old

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Erickson Psychosocial Dev

Autonomy vs Shame / Doubt

Self doubt / unsure

1.5 - 3 yrs old

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Erickson Psychosocial Dev

Initiative vs guilt

Aggression, inadequate, guilt

3 - 6 yrs

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Erickson Psychosocial Dev

Industry vs inferiority

Difficulty working/ learning

6 - 12

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Erickson Psychosocial Dev

Identity vs role confusion

No personal identity, submerse self in relationships / groups

12 - 20

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Erickson Psychosocial Dev

Intimacy vs isolation

Unable to love deeply, unable to commit, egocéntrica

Age range

20 - 35

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Erickson Psychosocial Dev

Age 20 - 35

Intimacy vs isolation

Unable to love deeply, unable to commit, egocéntrica

Age range

Erickson Psychosocial Dev

12 - 20

Identity vs role confusion

No personal identity, submerse self in relationships / groups

Erickson Psychosocial Dev

6 - 12

Industry vs inferiority

Difficulty working/ learning

Erickson Psychosocial Dev

3 - 6

Initiative vs guilt

Aggression, inadequate, guilt

Erickson Psychosocial Dev

1.5 - 3 yrs

Autonomy vs shame / doubt

Erickson Psychosocial Dev

Birth - 1.5 yrs

Trust vs mistrust

Erickson Psychosocial Dev

Generatiivity vs stagnation

Self absorption/ cannot grow

35 - 65

Erickson Psychosocial Dev

35 - 65 yrs

Generatiivity vs stagnation

Self absorption/ cannot grow

Erickson Psychosocial Dev

Ego integrity vs despair

Dissatisfied with life, denial or despair about death

65 - death

Erickson Psychosocial Dev 65 - death

Ego integrity vs despair Dissatisfied with life, denial or despair about death

Piaget Stages of Cognitive Development Match Formation Stage: Sensorimotor Stage: Concrete Operational Stage: Preoperational Stage: birth - 2, 2 - 7, 7 - 11, >12

Sensorimotor Stage: birth - 2 Differentiate self Preoperational Stage: 2 - 7 Here and now Concrete Operational Stage: 7 - 11 Past and present thinking Formation Stage: >12 Future and abstract thinking

The following are examples of... All or nothing thinking Overgeneralizations Obsession lies in negative Disqualify positive Jump to conclusions Mind reading Fortune telling Magnification or minimization Catastrophizing Should / Must Personalization

Cognitive Distortions CBT - Aaron beck

Adolescentes behavior Argue for sake of arguing Jump to conclusions Self centered Find fault in adults posistion Overly dramatic What diagnosis is this...

None. Normal behavior