Derm. Misc. 3 - Skin and Stigmata Flashcards

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What is illness behaviour?

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The way in which given symptoms may be differently perceived, evaluated and acted upon (or not) by different people

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What is disease?

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A pathological condition of the body

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What type of model does the idea of disease fit with?

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The “body as a machine” model

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What is illness?

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Experience of discomfort and suffering

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Out of disease and illness, which one is subjective and which is objective?

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Disease = objective
Illness = subjective
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What is stigma?

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When you use a label attached to a person e.g. HIV, to judge the person negatively

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What is a role?

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Bundles of social expectations attaching to a position within a social structure

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What is perception?

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The way in which something is regarded, understood or interpreted

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What is sensation and how does this relate to perception?

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Sensation is the raw data; the physical stimulus that impacts on the sense organs
Perception provides meaning from this raw data

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What is impression?

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An idea, feeling or opinion about something or someone especially one formed without conscious thought

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How does impressions affect perception?

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They have a strong selective bias in a person’s perception

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What is inference?

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A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning

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What is Gestalt Psychology?

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The idea that the human eye sees objects in their entirety before perceiving their individual parts - “the whole is greater than the sum of its parts”

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What is stereotyping?

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Attribution of one trait leads to interference of other traits

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What is ostracism?

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Exclusion from a society or group

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What is affect?

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Momentary feeling state (we struggle to suppress this although it is possible)

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What are the 6 primary affects?

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Happiness
Surprise
Fear
Sadness
Disgust
Interest
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What is cognition?

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The mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience and the senses

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What does emotion involve?

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Cognitive interpretation as well as physiological arousal e.g. regret, shame, guilt, embarrassment

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What is “affect display”?

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External appearance in relation to an affect