Personality Disorders Flashcards

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Psychiatry and Psychology ethics prelude mental health therapists from proposing diagnostic statements to the public about the mental wellbeing of a public figure they have not met or directly assessed.

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The Goldwater Rule

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A psychological construct related to a compendium of thoughts, actions, feelings.

The thoughts, actions, and feelings are characteristic of individuals, an can differentiate them from others.

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Personality

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Personality develops over time as a consequence of the interaction between _______, _______, and environment.

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character + temperament + environment = personality

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Inflexible personality patterns that deviate significantly from expectations of culture and society in various ways and cause distress and impairment.

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Personality disorders

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Enduring pattern of thinking, feeling, and behaviour, that is relatively stable over time

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personality

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Conscious and subconscious theory

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psychodynamic

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behaviour is learned and responses can be met with reward or consequence

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behaviourist

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emphasis on importance of environment in shaping learned behaviour (EXCLUDES biological aspects)

environment + internal thoughts

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social cognitive theory

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focus on identifying strengths of individual and helping them build on those strengths - idea that humans strive for personal growth and fulfillment (not the best for treating personality disorders though)

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humanistic personality theory

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OCEAN

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Openness
Conscientiousness
Extroversion
Agreeableness
Neuroticism (Negative emotionality)

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(H)EXACO =

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OCEAN + honesty & humility

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Cluster A Personality Disorders or __________ (2) personality disorders (3):

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odd-eccentric personality disorders

Paranoid
Schizoid
Schizotypal

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Cluster B or ________ (2) personality disorders (4):

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Dramatic-Emotional personality disorders: Antisocial
Borderline
Histrionic
Narcissistic

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Cluster C personality disorders or ________ (2) personality disorders (3):

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Anxious-fearful personality disorders

Avoidant
Dependent
Obsessive Compulsive

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The idea that personality disorders can border in between clusters or not just have one sole personality disorder shows that they are __________.

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multidimensional

(no wonder I wondered I thought I had histrionic on top of bpd for a bit too!)

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Personality disorders are typically begin in late adolescence or early adulthood and are generally diagnosed if the patient is over ___ years of age.

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Cross over between 3 PD clusters:

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impairment

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Model used (not currently) to assess and diagnose personality disorders by looking at the extremes of personality traits :

Criterion A: Level of Personality Functioning

Criterion B: Pathological Personality Traits

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dimensional model

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Pervasive distrust and suspicion of others, interpreting their motives as malevolent - don’t confide in others bc of this and perceive attacks on their character that aren’t apparent to others.

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PARANOID personality disorder

(Cluster A odd-eccentric)

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Detachment and extreme disinterest from others; restricted range of emotional expression (across all relationships)

basically Jewels but if she was a human and didn’t want to interact with other humans instead of other cats

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schizoid personality disorder

(Cluster A odd-eccentric)

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reduced capacity and discomfort with close relationships, cognitive and perceptual disorders, magical thinking and odd beliefs and unusual perceptual experiences including bodily illusions so you got a little bit of hallucinations flying around in there

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schizotypal personality disorder

(Cluster A odd-eccentric)

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distrust of others:
disinterest in others:
difficulty to connect with others due to eccentricities:

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distrust: paranoid
disinterest: schizoid
difficulty connecting: schizotypal

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Disregard for and violation of rights of others occurring since age 15

  • deceitful, apathetic, irritable, aggressive, disregard for safety
  • lack of remorse and empathy
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antisocial personality disorder

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Instability of interpersonal relationships, self-image, emotions, impulsive, fear of abandonment, no sense of self, impulsive blah blah blah so great

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borderline personality disorder

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Excessive emotionality, exaggerated emotions and attention seeking behaviour; uncomfortable when NOT the centre of attention; rapidly shifting shallow emotions; may try to gain their attention through provocative behaviour
histrionic personality disorder
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Grandiosity, need for admiration and lack of empathy; need to believe they’re special and should be associated with high status people - have low self esteem and are this way to compensate
Narcissistic personality disorder
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no regard for rights and no remorse: emotional dysregulation + abandonment issues: excessive attention seeking: grandiose, manipulation, need to believe they’re the absolute best
antisocial borderline histrionic narcissistic
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Feelings of inadequacy socially and hypersensitivity to social criticism - separate themselves from others due to fear of criticism, disapproval, and rejection
avoidant personality disorder (Cluster C anxious-fearful)
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Excessive need to be taken care of - submissive, clingy, fear of separation, difficulty making everyday decisions without an excessive amount of reassurance and advice and needs other to assume responsibility for their life
Dependent personality disorder (Cluster C anxious-fearful)
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Extreme preoccupation with orderliness, perfectionism, mental/interpersonal control - perfectionism interfering with task completion - extreme workaholic to the exclusion of leisure activities and friendships - highly rigid, can’t relax, not open or efficient
obsessive compulsive personality disorder (NOT the same as OCD) (Cluster C fearful anxious)
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Stubborn, perfectionist, rigid, intolerance
obsessive compulsive personality disorder (Cluster C)
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Doesn’t even try because they don’t want to be rejected: Clinginess to the extreme:
avoidant dependent
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excessive need to be reassured taken care of does not oppose opinions for fear of separation can’t make decisions
dependent personality disorder (cluster c: anxious/fearful)
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EXTREMELY rigid and overly detail oriented anal personality
obsessive compulsive personality disorder