Personality Disorders Flashcards

Question

How long does a person with schizo typo personality disorder decompensate for

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A duration of time

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Common among first-degree, biological relatives of a people with schizophrenia

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UFO AIDER Unusual perceptions Friendless, except for Family 🏠 Odd beliefs, thinking, and speech Affect in inappropriate constricted Ideas of reference Doubts of other suspicious Eccentric appearance and behavior Reluctant and social situations anxious

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Pattern of socially irresponsible exploited, and guiltless behavior that reflects in a general disregard for the rights of others Exploit and manipulate others for personal game, and unconcerned with obeying the law Difficulty sustaining, consistent, employment and developing stable relationships

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A pattern of intense and chaotic relationships with effective instability and fluctuating attitudes towards other people Individuals are impulsive and directly, indirectly self-destructive, with a lack of clear sense of identity

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Characterized by colorful, dramatic and extroverted behavior and excitable emotional people Difficulty maintaining long lasting relationships, although they require constant affirmation of approval and acceptance from others Often engage in seductive, flirtatious behavior to reassure themselves of their attractiveness

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Self dramatizing Attention seeking Overly gregarious and seductive Manipulative behaviors, to gain their demands and be center of attention Highly distractible Flighty by nature Difficulty paying attention to detail Highly suggestible, impressionable and easily influenced

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They want to be admired well liked successful, popular, extroverted, attractive, and sociable people however, beneath the surface characteristics is driven by all consuming need for approval and desperate driving to attract attention

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Feelings of dejection and anxiety

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Interpersonal relationships are fleeting and superficial Tend to be provocative or sexually inappropriate fail to develop richness of inter feelings, laxly ability to provide another genuine, sustained affect affection Misinterpret relationships as more intimate than they truly are

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The child may have learned that positive reinforcement was contingent on the ability to perform parentally, approved, and admired behaviors Child rarely received either positive positive or negative feedback parental acceptance and approval came inconsistently and only one behaviors met parental expectations

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I CRAVE SIN inappropriate behavior -seductive Center of attention Relationships are seen as closer than they really are Appearance is most important Vulnerable to others suggestions Emotional expressions exaggerated Shifting emotions Shallow Impressionistic manner of speaking Novelty is craved

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Exaggerated sense of self-worth lacks empathy in our hypersensitive to the evaluation of others Believe they have the right to receive special consideration, and then their desire is sufficient justification for possessing whatever they seek

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Appear to lack humility Overly self centered Exploit others to fulfill their own desires Do not perceive their behaviors as inappropriate Them self is superior, entitled to special rights and privileges

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Usually optimistic, relax, cheerful and carefree, although can easily change because of their fragile self-esteem. If they do not meet self expectations, do not receive their positive feedback, they expect from others or draw criticism from others. They may respond with rage, shame, humiliation, or dejection.

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Exploitation of others, for self gratification result, and impaired interpersonal relationships Choose a person who will provide them with praise, and positive feedback that they require, and who will not ask much from their partner and return

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Evolves from a parent child dynamic of either excessive pampering or excessive criticism Children, children may grow to project an image of vulnerability and self sufficiency that conceals the true sense of emptiness and contributes to their inability to feel deep in emotion May develop from an environment where parents attempt to live their lives, vicariously through their child. They expect the child to achieve things they did not achieve possess, which they did not possess and have life that is better than easier than theirs The child is not subjected to requirements and restrictions that may have dominated their parents lives, and thereby grows up to believe that he or she is above the rules and regulations that apply to everyone else

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Extremely sensitive to rejection, and thus may lead a very social withdrawal in life. It is not that he, or she is a social. In fact, there may be a strong desire for companionship, the extreme shyness and fear of rejection, however, creates a need for unusual, strong assurances of unconditional acceptance.

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Desire to have close relationships, but avoid connecting with others, because of their fear of being rejected Awkward, uncomfortable, in social situations Speech, slow and constrained with frequent hesitations fragmentary through sequences and occasional confusion lonely, expressed feelings of being unwanted View others as critical, betraying and humiliating Depression, anxiety, anger at oneself for failing to develop social relationships

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Timid withdrawn, or perhaps cold and strange, those who have close relationships with them however, soon to learn their sensitivities, touchiness, evasiveness and mistrustful qualities

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Traits of hyper irritability, crankiness, tension, and withdrawal behaviors

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Childhood, trauma, or neglect, leading to fears of abandonment, or views of the world as a hostile and dangerous place

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Lack of self-confidence and extreme reliance on others, to take responsibility for them, sometimes to the point of intense discomfort with being alone for even brief periods Allow others to make decisions for them, feel helpless, when alone, submissively subordinate needs to other, tolerate my treatment by others, demean oneself to gain acceptance and fail, functional adequacy, and situations that require assertive or dominant behavior

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Lack of self-confidence, that often apparent in their posture, voice in mannerisms Passive Overly generous and thoughtful, underplay their own attractiveness and achievements Alone, pessimistic, discourage, and dejected Easily hurt by criticism and disapproval

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Others are not made aware of their suffering in silence Passive and submissive roles Willing to let others make important decisions Feel fearful and vulnerable, because they lack confidence in their ability to care for themselves

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Dependency is fostered in infancy, when stimulation and nurture are experienced exclusively from one source Infant becomes attached to one source, and if it continues to child as it grows dependency is nurtured Parents are overprotective and discourage independent behaviors make new experiences unnecessarily easily

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Tend to have a serious or formal demeanor, and have difficulty expressing emotions. They are overly disciplined, perfectionist and preoccupied with rules. Inflexible about the things must be done in a certain way Intense fear of making mistakes leads to difficulty with decision-making

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Inflexible and lack spontaneity, meticulous, and work diligently, and patiently a task that require accuracy and discipline, especially concerned with matters of organization efficiency Rigid and unbending about rules and procedures

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Polite, informal, very conscious, the characteristic that is reflected in their contrasting behaviors with superiors as opposed to in Faye Obey, authoritative figures, but with some coordinates become autocratic, pompous and self righteous

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Surface appear to become controlled underneath the exterior is a great deal of ambivalence conflict, hostility NSand, exposed their true feelings of defiance and anger. They withhold these feelings so strongly that opposite feelings come forth.

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Reaction formation Isolation Intellectualization Rationalization and undoing are also

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The first child Overly controlled environment parents expect their children to live up to impose standards of conduct and condemn them. If they do not praise for positive behaviors is bestowed on the child less frequently than punishment for undesirable behaviors. Experts, in learning, what they must not do to avoid punishment and condemnation, rather than what they can do to achieve attention and pray Rigid restriction and rules, positive achievements are expected and taken for granted

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In a state of crisis and have frequent mood swings Affect extreme intensity, and behavior reflects frequent changeability within days hours or even minutes Thriving on chaos inappropriate outburst of anger

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Pattern of instability of interpersonal relationship, self image, and effect marked by impulsivity beginning by early adult to Frantic efforts to avoid abandonment Unstable and intense interpersonal relationships, characterized by alternating between extremes of idolization and dev evaluation Identity disturbance Impulsivity that is self damaging Recurrent suicide behaviors Feeling of emptiness Inappropriate anger

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Many clients are diagnosed with depressive disorder Depression may be rooted in feelings of abandonment by mother and early childhood Underlying the depression is a sense of rage

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To comorbidity of BPD and this symptoms overlap in features Both are effective instability in mood shifts from depression, to irritable or anxiety

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No, they have a chronic fear of abandonment, and have little tolerance for being alone They have frantic search for companionship, no matter how unsatisfactory to sitting with feelings of loneliness, emptiness, and boredom

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Pattern of interaction with others, characterized by clinging and distancing behaviors

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Clinging to another individual, they may exhibit helpless, dependent, or even childlike behaviors. They want to spend all their time with this person in express a frequent need to talk with them, or even seek constant reassurance from them Self mutilation can occur when they cannot be with the chosen individual

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Characterized by hostility, anger, arising from a feeling of discomfort with closeness distancing behaviors also occur in response to separations confrontations or attempts to limit certain behaviors Discredit, or undermine the strengths and personal significance

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A primitive ego defense mechanism Arises from the lack of achievement of object, consistency manifested by an inability to integrate and accept both positive and negative feelings

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Life’s situations are either all good or all bad Nurse patient relationship may be perceived as intense and overvalued. No one else in this world can help me the way you do this perception persist until individual feels threatened, which could be by a simple look the wrong way. Suddenly, the nurses valued valuing the shifted to another nurse and the image of former nurse changes from beneficiate caregiver to hateful and cruel prosecutor .

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They struggle with emotional regulation, and in their efforts to prevent the separation they so desperately fear clients become manipulative

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Self mutilating, behaviors or classic manifestations of BPD about 75% of individuals have a history of at least one deliberate, active self harm They are manipulative. Gestures designed to illicit a rescue response. The mutilation continues until penis felt in an attempt to counteract the feeling of unreality to feel pain is better than feel nothing. It validates their existence.

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Poor impulse control, impulsive behaviors include substance abuse, gambling, promiscuity, reckless, driving, binging, and purging Behaviors occur in response to real or perceived feelings of abandonment

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A history of childhood trauma is associated with this disorder

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No, it is commonly a way to avoid legal consequences, sometimes admitted by court order

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Pattern of socially irresponsible, exploitative, and get less behavior that reflects a general disregard for the rights of others Exploit and manipulate others for personal gain, and unconcerned with obeying the law Difficulty, sustaining employment and developing stable relationships Callous, intimidate others Argumentative, cruel and malicious lack warmth, compassion, Restless, easily, bored, seek thrill

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They act cheerful, even gracious and charming, but because of their low tolerance for frustration this pleasant exterior can change very quickly

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They believe good guy finishes last They exploit other syphilid their own desires, showing no trace of shame or guilt See them self as victims and do not accept responsibility for consequences of their behaviors Satisfying, interpersonal relationships are not possible they only trust themselves

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Their tendency to ignore, conventional authority and rules

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The likelihood of developing antisocial personality disorder is increased if the individual has attention deficit, hyperactive disorder, and conduct disorder

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A chaotic home environment parental deprivation during the first five years of life appears to be a critical predisposing fact Separation due to parental delinquency, appears to have more highly correlated Physical abuse, and neglect, teasing in a lack of parental bonding in childhood Severe physical abuse, particularly correlated to violent offending, triggering and development of pattern of the reactive aggressive

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Only made when the client is at least 18 years old, but these behavioral patterns are often seen in childhood and adolescence

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Conduct disorder, common symptoms are bullying fighting, physical cruelty to animals, destruction of property, theft, and others

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They respond more adaptively to support and feedback from Pierce and develops social skills, helpful and overcoming social anxiety and developing interpersonal trust and report

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Specifically treatment for the chronic self interest in paras, suicidal behavior of a client with BPD Complex electrical treatment that combines the concepts of cognitive, behavioral and interpersonal therapies with eastern mindfulness practices

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Group skills training Individual psychotherapy Telephone contact Therapist consultation/team meeting

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Taught skills relevant to problems experienced by people with BPD such as interpersonal effectiveness skills emotional modulation skills, and distress tolerance skills

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Weekly sessions addressed dysfunctional behavior patterns, personal motivation, and skill strengthening

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Therapist is available to client by telephone according to limits set by therapist Give support and help by applying the skill they are learning to real life situation

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Therapist meet regularly to review their work with their clients meetings, are focused, specifically and providing support for each other keeping therapist motivated and providing effective treatment

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Therapy focuses on assisting clients and improving their ability to reflect on an understand internal states, their own thoughts and others, and how these states affect behaviors

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Six to use the transference that occurs in a client therapist relationship to help the client improve self perception and relationship skills