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Define the Tri Vulnerability Theory (Anix)

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People have a General Bio * Psycho Vulnerability and 1 specific Psycho Vulnerability.

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3 distinctions of Path Anxiety?

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  1. Frequent 2. Severe and 3. Persistent
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Define Anxiety

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Define Anxiety

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Define Clinical Assessment?

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Evaluation & Measurement of Psycho-Bio-Social factors that accompany a disorder.

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What is Displacement?

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When you do bad on a test and yell at the dog.

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When do Defence Mechs arise?

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When the Ego is overwhelmed. High Anxiety is a signal for the Ego to put up defence.

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What did Mesmer do and who Disproved him?

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Put people in Magnetised water and suggested things. Franklin, only suggestion improved things.

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Who invented the Moral Therapy?

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Pinel & Pussin. They removed the chains

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Who and Why invented the Bio Tradition?

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Greg, because of Advanced Syphilis (delusions of persecution was a symptom)

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Called when Dis have Physical sump but no Phy cause?

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Somatoform Disorders

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Who and What is the Humoral Theory

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Hippocratic and Galen. Consists of Black bile, blood, Yellow Bile and Phlegm.

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3 historical models of Psycho?

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  1. Supernatural Model 2. Biological Traditional 3. Psychological Traditional
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3 things Sci-Pracs do?

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  1. Be up2Date with science. 2. Eval own treatments 3. Do own research
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Diff between Counseling and Clinical Psychs?

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Coun= Treat adjustment and work issues Clinical= Treat severe psychological disorders.

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3 things that define Psych Disorder?

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  1. Psych Dysfunction. 2. Impairment 3. Atypical Response
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Why do people Binge?

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To alleviate bad moods or negative affect.

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What is an Associated Psych Dis in Anorexia?

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Anxiety, Mood and OCD.

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Stay same weight Ana’s become?

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Panicked, Anxious and Depressed

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Subtypes of Anorexia?

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  1. Restricting Type (< Cals) 2. Binge-eating type
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What do Anorexia’s fear?

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Being Obese.

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s Anorexia more common than Bulimia?

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No.

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Associated Disorders of Bulimia?

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Associated Disorders of Bulimia?

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When do you get Electrolyte Imbalance?

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When you have bulimia.

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Purging Tech’s for Bulimia?

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  1. Vomiting 2. Laxatives 3. Diuretics (make you pee) 4. Excessive Exercise 5. Fasting
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How is eating in Bulimics?
How is eating in Bulimics?
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Cycle of Binge-Eating Disorder?
Binge—> Restrictive—> Guilt—>
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In Buli, what does Exposure Response Prevention do?
Tries to prevent or delay purging after eating.
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Social Factors of Bulimia?
1. < social support 2. > conflicts 3. < Social Skills
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Bio Aetiology of Bulimia?
Abnormal Endogenous Opids
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Bulimia Physical Con?
no
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Difference between Ano & Bulimia?
B=Normal weight. A=Do not purge. A< appetite than B.
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M= for Bulimia?
Late Adolescence/Early Adulthood
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2 subtypes of Bulimia?
1. Purging 2. Non-Purging
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2-tiered treatment for Anorexia?
1. Immediate Goal (Gain weight) 2. Secondary Goal (Long-Term Weight Gain)
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Where brain Prob in Anorexia?
Hypothalamus (Causality unknown)
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M = ___ for Anorexia?
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Where is Anorexia most prevalent?
Industrialised Countries
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Medical Cons of Anorexia?
Constipation, Lethargy & Dehydration
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Associated Features of Anorexia?
1. Depressed 2. OCD food thoughts 3. Fear of eating in public.
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What is the more chronic Bipolar Called?
Cyclothymic Disorder
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Which Bipolar type is Hypomania in?
Bipolar II
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What are the three types of Bipolar?
1. Bipolar I. .2 Bipolar II. 3. Cyclothymic Disorder
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2 Specific Course Specifiers for MDD?
Longitudinal | Seasonal Pattern
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6 Specifiers for 1st broad specifiers of MDD?
1. Psychotic features 2. Chronic features 3. Catatonic features 4. Melancholic features 5. Atypical features 6. Postpartum Onset
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What are the 2 Specifiers for MDD?
Description of most recent Episode | The course
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The 4 P's:
Predisposing Precipitating-The triggers that have set the factors off Perpetuating-Cog or Behavioural factors that maintain the problem Protective-The strengths
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Explain DSM IV
Included culture specific sections
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Explain DSM III
Scientific data was a major principle and it also created diagnostic criteria.
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Explain DSM II
First inclusion of symptoms.
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Explain DSM I
Little interest in diagnosis. Psychoanalysis was the only treatment.
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5 Things you want to obtain in a CI?
``` Demographic Data Medical History Family History Educational & Vocational History Psychological History ```
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5 things the Clinician should convey to the patient?
``` The purpose of psych assessment What the client is expected to do Confidentiality of the info Informed consent Who will have access to the info. ```
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What are the 4 purposes of Clinical Assessment?
Understand the person Predict behaviour Plan treatment Evaluate treatment outcomes
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What is a Prototypical Approach?
It first identifies certain essential characteristics of something but then has underlying variations. DSM is based on this approach.
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What is a Dimensional Approach
An approach to classify disorders based on the variety of cognitions, moods and behaviors and quantifies them on a scale.
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What is and Who Originated the Classical Catergorial Approach?
Kraepelin- It assumes that every diagnosis has a clear underlying cause. There is no overlap between disorders.
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What is a Nomothetic Strategy?
Used to determine the Genral Class of problems a set of symptoms belongs to.
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What is an Idiographic Strategy?
Used when you want to find out about one person. What makes them unique.
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Face Validity
Something that makes sense when you read it.
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Note from 23 Lynch Street in Hawthorn
Volostoraptor
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Analog model?
When clinicians use role-play in a clinical setting.
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What might behav assess be better for?
Better than a clinical interview for people who are not old or mentally skilled enough to report on their problems.
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5 categories that the mental health exam covers?
``` Appearance & behaviour Thought processes Mood & affect Intellectual functioning Sensorium ```
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What are the 5 strats that help clinicians?
``` Clinical interview Physical exam Behavioural obseveration Behavioural assessment Psychological tests ```
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What is concurrent validity?
Compare the results to a better known measure.
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3 basic clinical assessment concepts?
Reliability, validity and standardisation.

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