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Personality Disorders Flashcards

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1
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All personality disorders deal with _____.

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ID, EGO and SUPEREGO

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When psyche is insulted at a young age because there’s no structure, what happens?

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grow into not being able to think outside of dichotomous thinking.

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What is dichotomous thinking?

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unable to integrate the grays in the world. all good or all bad

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What age do we start tearing away of our supergo?

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13 to 14

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What is the ID?

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your desires

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ID: Kids ______ this.
EGO: Kids _____ this.
SUPEREGO: Kids ____ this.

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ID: have
EGO: dont have
SUPEREGO: have

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What is borderline personality disorder (BPD)?

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extensive pattern of instability of interpersonal relationships, self-image, and affects and noticeable impulsivity

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Most common cause of BPD?

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chaotic environment

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How to deal with someone with “dichotomous thought”?

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dont argues back

*only validates their behaviors and creates chaos

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Who is at risk for borderline personality disorder?

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female with history sexual abuse

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Issues with the ego in BPD

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  • malfunctioned

- ID went wild causing their ego to never develop

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What type of affect BPD have?

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affective instability
day to day:
- manic
- psychotic
- depression (common)
- cutting
- suicidal attempts
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TRUE diagnostic symptoms to be classified as BPD

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  • Dichotomous thought
  • Attention seeking
  • Tumultuous relationships
  • Hx of substance and sexual abuse
  • Chaotic enviroment
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How do BPD “seek attention”?

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  • always feel abandoned
  • talk about being safe and someone who left them
  • will manipulate you for attention and cause chaos
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Characteristics of borderline patients

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  • Manipulative
  • Exhausting
  • Pleasure seeking (drugs, promiscuity)
  • Attention seeking
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What usually happens when BPD pts are discharged?

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  • discharged makes them feel liked their being “kicked-out”/abandoned
  • they act out
  • validate over-exaggerated feelings w/ drug use
17
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Caring for BDP patients

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  1. validate loneliness as normal
  2. Use DBT
  3. Be a “united front” and stick to rules
  4. Treat evident symptoms
  5. Apply rules accordingly
18
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What is DBT? Why DBT and not just CBT?

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DBT: dialectical behavior therapy - combines cognitive and behavior therapy strategies

Dichotomous thought process won’t allow them to see “in between”

19
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What happens during DBT?

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  • peer groups and talk therapy

- changes BEHAVIOR

20
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What is the difference between TRANSFERENCE and COUNTER-TRANSFERENCE?

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TRANSFERENCE: feelings you get from your patients

COUNTER-TRANSFERENCE: what you give pt; how you behave in response to your transference

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What is “Antisocial Personality Disorder”?

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long-term pattern of manipulating, exploiting, or violating the rights of others.
lack emotional connection to things

22
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ASPD pts lack ________.

A

remorse

23
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ASPDs in regards to ID and superego?

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All ID. Ego was never built up. Superego = so chaotic that ego was never built up

24
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ASPDs interpersonal relationship traits

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  • charismatic, convincing and nice
  • very manipulative
  • cheat people and steal
  • lack remorse
25
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All ______ are _______, not all _____ are _______.

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All sociopaths are anti-social, not all antisocials are socipaths

26
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What is a sociopath?

A

psychopathic personality whose behavior is antisocial, often criminal, and who lacks a sense of moral responsibility or social conscience.

27
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At risk for becoming a sociopath?

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child with a WEAK father figure in the home. Father claimed child successes as his own

28
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What is histrionic personality disorder (HPD)?

A

people act in a very emotional and dramatic way that draws attention to themselves

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