Child/Adolescent/Adult Anxiety: Special Considerations - Lewis Flashcards

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What ethnic group generally has the greatest prevalence of Anxiety Disorders, Mood Disorders, and Substance Use Disorders?

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Native Americans

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What ethnic group generally has the lowest prevalence of Anxiety Disorders, Mood Disorders, and Substance Use Disorders?

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Asians

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For most race/ethnic subgroups, alcohol and drug dependence (not abuse) is significantly associated with what?

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Mood disorders

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What is the difference between Collectivism and Individualism?

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Anxiety about doing something that will offend or embarrass the other person (Collectivism) vs. oneself (Individualism).

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What is Taijin kyofusho (TKS)?

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  • Japanese/Korean cultures
  • Individuals concerned about doing something, or presenting an appearance, that will offend or embarrass the other person, compared to oneself in SAD.
  • Belief that one displays physical defects and/or socially inappropriate behaviors
  • Fear of offending others, termed as an allocentric focus of social fears
    • Fear of blushing
    • Fear of deformed body
    • Fear of eye contact
    • Fear of one’s own foul body odor
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What types of mental health rates are higher in lesbian and gay youth?

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  • Major depression
  • Generalized anxiety disorder
  • Substance use or dependence
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What types of mental health rates are higher among gay men?

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Recurrent Major Depression

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Higher rates of anxiety disorders, mood disorders, substance use disorders, and suicidal thoughts are present among people with same-sex partners of what age group(s)?

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ages 15-54

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Compared to heterosexual men, gay-bisexual men experience more depression, psychological distress, and what?

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Panic Attacks

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Compared to heterosexual women, Lesbian-bisexual women have higher prevalence of what disorder?

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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What type of traumatic event is the largest precipitator of PTSD?

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Rape-Related Trauma (49%)

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Rape victims are how many times more likely to develop PTSD than women who had never been victims of crime?

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6.2%

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What percentage of rape victims reported ever having serious thoughts of killing themselves?

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One third (33%)

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Rape victims were how many times more likely than non-crime victims to have attempted suicide?

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13x more likely

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Rape victims were how many times more likely to have two or more major alcohol problems or serious drug abuse problems than non-victims?

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  • 13.4x more likely to have major alcohol problems
  • 26x more likely to have serious drug abuse problems
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What is Rape Trauma Syndrome?

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  • ​Medical term given to the response that survivors have to rape
  • Natural response of a psychologically healthy person to the trauma of rape
    • symptoms do not constitute a mental disorder/illness
  • ​​Symptoms include:
    • Physical: N/V, headaches, sleep disturbances
    • Behavioral: Difficulty concentrating, fear of being alone, drop in work performance
    • Psychological: Shame, numbness, flashbacks, loss of memory
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What are some factors that influence recovery after a rape-related traumatic event?

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  • support system
  • relationship with offender
  • degree of violence used
  • social and cultural influences
  • previous experience with stress
  • ability to cope with stress
  • attitude of those immediately contacted
  • age/development of victim