Emotional Disorders

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In moderate levels of anxiety this is the

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Fight or flight response

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Anxiety is a mood state characterized by

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Strong negative emotions
Bodily symptoms tension
Anticipation of future danger

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Fear characterstics

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PRESENT oriented EMotional rxn to current danger
Surge of SNS
Strong escape tendencies

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Panic characteristics

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GROUP of physical symptoms of FoFR

UNEXPECTEDLY occurs in absence of obvs threat

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Anxiety symptoms can be

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Physical, cognitive, behavioral

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What is the neurotic paradox

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Even if the child knows there is nothing to be afraid of, he’s still terrified and does all he can to escape the situation

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Earliest reported rate of onset

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SAD (7 or 8 years)

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SAD may begin with

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Harmless requests

Complaints like restless sleep or nightmares

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With GAD, thinking often consists of

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What if statements

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GAD average age of onset

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10 to 14 years

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Thinking usually focuses on threats of personal safety

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Specific phobia

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Specific phobia PPT

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Occurs at inappropriate age, persists
Irrational, lead to avoidance of object or event
Impairs normal routines

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Specific phobia onset

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7-9

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Peak of SP

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10-13

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Social phobia usually co-occurs with

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Specific phobia

Panic disorders

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Rare in children under age of 10

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Social phobia

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SocPhob usual age of onset

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Early to mid adol

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Prevalence of socphob tends to ___ with age

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Increase

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Most children with OCD have

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Multiple obsessions and compulsions

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Compulsions are intended to

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Reduce or neutralize anx and tension of obsession

Or prevent dreaded event from happening

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OCD age of onset

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9-12

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Cognitive disturbances associated characteristics

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Deficits that interfere

Selective attention to potentially dangerous information

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Physical symptoms more common with

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GAD, PD and SAD

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In most cases symptoms of anxiety precede and predict symptoms of

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Depression

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Associated characteristics

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Cognitive Disturbances
Co-occurrence with depression
Physical symptoms
Social and emotional deficits

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Main line of attack in treating fears and anxieties

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Exposing to situation/object that causes anxiety

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Most effective treatment procedure for specific phobias

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Participant modeling

Reinforced practice

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What CBT teaches

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Understand how their thinking contributes to anx
Change maladaptive thoughts to decrease
Cope than to escape

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More dramatic and lasting effects of intervention

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Family interventions