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Module 10: Substance-Related, Addictive, and Personality Disorders Flashcards

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1
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rates of illicit drug use over time have …

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substantially declined since 1980’s

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major components of drug dependence (3)

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(1) desire to seek and imbibe substance (2) inability to control consumption of substance (3) experience of (-) emotions when substance is unattainable

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delirium tremens

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abuse of alcohol

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adolescent drug use vs drug use after 20

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adolescent using drugs are 4x more likely to become addicted

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disorders involving same neurological processes as drug addiction (8)

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ADD, affective d’s, anxiety d’s, bulimia, gambling, pathological, personality d’s, sexual addiction

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neurotransmitter activity associated w/ pleasurable aspects of drug use

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dopamine increases

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brain parts stimulated by ventral tegmental area and involved in drug addiction (4)

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(1) nucleus accumbens (most important) (2) prefrontal cortex (3) dorsal striatum (4) amygdala

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brain area associated with loss of control, compulsive use, craving, and denial of drug problem

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prefrontal cortex

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most common drug abuse disorder in US

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alcohol use disorder

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rates of alcohol use disorder in males and females

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males 42%; females 20%

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reasons alcohol use is substantially lower in some regions (Middle East, Asia)

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(1) Muslim countries ban its use (2) Asian genetic factors make alcohol unpleasant

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part of digestive system that absorbs majority of consumed alcohol

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small intestine

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forms of alcohol that enter bloodstream faster

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carbonated alcohol (alcohol soft drinks, champagne)

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forms of alcohol that enter bloodstream slower

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those w/ food value (beer)

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males are considered heavy drinkers if they consume

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more than 4 drinks per day or 14 drinks per week

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females are considered heavy drinkers if they consume

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more than 3 drinks per day or 7 drinks a week

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relationship b/w cannabis use and psychotic symptoms/mental disorders

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(+) relationship; paranoia and schizophrenia

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least potent hallucinogen

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mescaline

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most potent hallucinogen

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LSD

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neurotransmitter that stimulates same receptors as opioids

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endorphins

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cocaine high versus high of other drugs

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cocaine high is extremely short (15-40 minutes)

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cocaine increases dopamine levels in brain by

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blocking reuptake of dopamine (usually happens through dopamine transporter)

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methamphetamine permanently reduces functioning in what neurons (2)

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dopamine and serotonin

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largest cause of preventable disease/disability/death in US

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tobacco

25
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substance tolerance

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requiring more drug/substance for similar effect

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substance tolerance in gambling addiction

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needing to bet more to have same level of excitement

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cognitive-emotional processes involved in gambling addiction (4)

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(1) behavioral conditioning (2) environmental cues that trigger desire to gamble (3) impulsiveness (4) impaired executive functioning

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behavioral conditioning in gambling addiction

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gamblers are rewarded on a variable ratio reinforcement schedule, which is tough to extinguish

29
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effectiveness of drug education in reducing drug usage rates

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by themselves, not effective

30
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reasons AA is not considered psychological or medical treatment (2)

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(1) not operated by healthcare professionals (2) programs have no interest in improving programs based on research results

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alternative approach to alcohol abuse besides AA

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CBT and controlled drinking approach

32
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methadone (3)

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(1) agonist drug (2) treats opioid addiction (3) similar to abused drug w/out high to prevent withdrawal

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naltrexone

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(1) antagonist drug (2) blocks dopamine receptors so that other drugs can’t create dopamine effects

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disulfiram (antabuse)

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aversive drug used to treat alcoholic abuse

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disorders from ODD or ECCENTRIC disorders cluster A (3)

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(1) schizoid (2) paranoid (3) schizotypal-personality disorder

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disorders from DRAMATIC, EMOTIONAL, or ERRATIC disorder cluster B (4)

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(1) antisocial (2) borderline (3) histrionic (4) narcissistic-personality disorder

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disorders from ANXIOUS or FEARFUL disorders cluster C (3)

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(1) avoidant (2) dependent (3) OCPD

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characteristics of a healthy self (4)

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(1) identity (2) self-direction (3) positive interpersonal relationships (4) intimacy w/ others

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big five personality traits

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openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, neuroticism

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mild version of schizophrenia

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odd-eccentric personality disorder

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criteria for antisocial personality disorder (7)

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(1) failure to observe social norms (2) deceitfulness (3) failure to plan ahead (4) irritability/aggressiveness&raquo_space; physical fights (5) reckless disregard for others’ safety (6) irresponsibility (7) lack of remorse when another is hurt

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characteristics of psychopath (3)

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(1) moral insanity (2) total lack of empathy for others (3) fear of punishment

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brain of a psychopath

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lack of functioning in prefrontal cortex

44
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cutting and burning oneself is associated w/ which personality disorder

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borderline personality disorder

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behaviors of histrionic personality disorder (2)

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excessively emotional and engage in attention-seeking behaviors

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major symptoms of narcissistic personality disorder (3)

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(1) grandiose views of self (2) strong need for admiration (3) lack of empathy for others

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dependent personality disorder (2)

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clingy and submissive

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avoidant personality disorder (2)

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(1) avoidance of activities involving others or activities where they can be criticized (2) close relationships because they feel inferior

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OCD vs OC-personality disorder

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OCD focused on things outside themselves; OCPD focused on controlling one’s domain

50
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OC-personaltiy disorder and control

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controlling things is a way of life, not a behavior

51
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(T/F) drug usage is a relatively modern phenomenon, dating back only to the time of the Early Greek City States

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FALSE

52
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(T/F) hallucinogens tend not to produce dependence or addiction

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TRUE

53
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(T/F) those diagnosed w/ 1 personality disorder are likely to be diagnosed w/ another personality disorder + other mental illnesses

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TRUE

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