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Personality disorders Flashcards

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___________ is enduring and relatively stable

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Personality

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Personality _______ are the result of inherited characteristics, learned responses or a combination of the two

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traits

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The general criteria for a PD is an _________ _______ of inner experiences and behaviour that deviates markedly from the expectations of the individuals culture

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enduring pattern

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What are the four areas of criteria one of a PD?

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Cognitions; Affectivity; Interpersonal functioning; impulse control

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What are the four areas of criteria one of a PD?

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Cognitions; Affectivity; Interpersonal functioning; impulse control

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In a personality disorder the enduring pattern has to be __________ and _________ across a broad range of personal and social situations

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inflexible; pervasive

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The enduring pattern in PD has to lead to clinically significant ______ or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning

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distress

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The enduring pattern in PD’s has to be _____ and of long duration and its onset can be traced back at least to ___________ or early adulthood

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stable; adolescence

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The enduring pattern in PD is not better accounted for as a manifestation or consequence of another _______ ________

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mental disorder

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Do people under 18 years normally get diagnosed with a Personality Disorder?

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No

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If diagnosing an individual with a PD that is under 18 years, how long must symptoms be present for?

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1 year at least

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________ personality disorder, by definition, cannot be diagnosed at all in persons under 18

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antisocial

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What are the two views of personality disorders?

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Categorical & Dimensional

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The DSM represents a _________ approach to PD’s, stating that they are qualitatively distinct clinical syndromes

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categorial

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Most theories of personality are typically _______ approaches e.g. Big Five

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dimensional

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__________ approaches to PD are designed to differentiate syndromes according to seperate kinds, and not as problems of degree

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categorical

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The DSM 5 identifies __ personality disorders across _ clusters

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10; 3

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PD cluster __ is odd or eccentric

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A

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PD cluster __ is dramatic, emotional, and erratic

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B

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PD cluster __ is fearful or anxious

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C

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Paranoid, schizoid and schizotypal would cluster onto cluster __

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A

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Antisocial, Borderline, Histrionic, and Narcissistic would cluster on cluster ___

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B

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Avoidant, Dependant, Obsessive-Compulsive would cluster on cluster __

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C

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When do PD’s normally start?

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Childhood

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Name an example of why their is gender bias in the diagnosing of PD’s?

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Antisocial personality disorder is assigned more often to male patients

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What are the three PD’s in Cluster A?

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Paranoid PD
Schizoid PD
Schizotypal PD

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27
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Behaving in unusual ways, unusual dress code, and magical thinking are all typical in _________ personality disorder

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Schizotypal

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A pervasive pattern of social and interpersonal deficits marked by acute discomfort with, and a reduced capacity for close relationships is common in __________ personality disorder

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Schizotypal

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29
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pervasive distrust and suspicion of others in common in _______ personality disorder

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paranoid

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_________ and __________ theorists have different opinions on the cause of paranoid personality disorder

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psychoanalytic and cognitive

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31
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A pervasive pattern of detachment from social relationships (preference not paranoia) is common in _____ personality disorder

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Schizoid

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What are the four PD’s in cluster B?

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Antisocial PD
Borderline PD
Histrionic PD
Narcissistic PD

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33
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Which is the most diagnosed cluster?

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Cluster B

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34
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Failure to comply with social norms and violations of rights of others, irresponsible, impulsive, and deceitful are all features of _________ personality disorder

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antisocial

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Most ________ meet the criteria for Antisocial PD, but not vice versa

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psychopaths

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APD and conduct disorder are similar, but lack of _________ is not included in CD

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remorse

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37
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There is a pervasive pattern of disregard for and violation of the rights of others occurring since 15 years of age in _________ personality disorder

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antisocial

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38
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Fearlessness hypothesis - fail to respond to ________ cues

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danger

39
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What are the three clusters in borderline personality disorder?

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identity cluster ; affective cluster; impulse cluster

40
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BPD: ________ cluster: feelings of emptiness, abandonment fears, unstable self-image or sense of self

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identity

41
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BPD: _________ cluster: inappropriate intense anger, affective instability, unstable & intense relationships

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affective

42
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BPD: _________ cluster: Self-harm, other impulsive behaviours

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impulse

43
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_________ PD accounts for 50% of those with diagnosed PD

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borderline

44
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What is the most empirically supported treatment for BPD?

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Dialectical Behaviour Therapy

45
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________ _________ therapy is based on the causal model implicating a bio-social dysfunction in emotion regulation as the primary cause of BPD

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Dialectical behaviour

46
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DBT incorporates ____ and __________ principles

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CBT; Mindfullness

47
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__________ - integration of opposing elements in thought and behaviour

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dialectic

48
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Patterns of behaviour that are overly dramatic, sensational, and typically sexually provocative behaviour in ________ personality disorder

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Histrionic

49
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A pervasive pattern of excessive emotionality and attention seeking, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts. This is common in _________ personality disorder

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histrionic

50
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A pervasive pattern of grandiosity, need for admiration, and lack of empathy, beginning in early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts is the criteria for what disorder?

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Narcissistic Personality Disorder

51
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What are the three PD disorders of cluster C?

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Avoidant PD:
Dependant PD
Obsessive-Compulsive PD

52
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A pervasive pattern of social inhibition, feelings of inadequacy, and hypersensitivity to negative evaluation is characteristic of __________ personality disorder

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avoidant

53
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A pervasive and excessive need to be taken care of that leads to submissive and clinging behaviour and fears of separation are characteristic of __________ personality disorder

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dependant

54
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A pervasive pattern of preoccupation with orderliness, perfectionism, and mental interpersonal control, at the expense of flexibility, openness, and efficiency are characteristic of which disorder?

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Obsessive-Compulsive Personality disorder

55
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Personality functioning exists on a _________, with no clear or easily detectable point of division between normality and pathology

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continuum

56
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Dysfunctional personality ______ develop out of the same array of genetic components and life events as normal personality

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traits

57
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Theodore Millón identified three core and enduring characteristics that characterised disordered personality. What were they?

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1: Functional inflexibility
2: Self-defeating patterns of behaviour
3: unstable functioning in the face of stress

58
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Functional __________ refers to failure to adapt to changing and varied life experiences and is characterised by the tendency to rigidly apply a range of behaviours and strategies to diverse life situations

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inflexibility

59
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____-_________ behaviour patterns are typical ways of responding or coping that worsen the current situation or are highly damaging for the person involved

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self-defeating

60
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What personality disorder cluster is the most challenging to clinicians?

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Cluster B

61
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The three cluster A personality disorders are all typified by high levels of _________

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Introversion

62
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__________ personality disorder is characterised by marked discomfort with close relationships, as well as a range of perceptual and cognitive distortions and odd behaviour

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schizotypal

63
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What disorder typifies an individual that is very suspicious, untrusting, and hyper vigilant for signs of others trying to harm them in some way?

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Paranoid personality disorder

64
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Those with ________ PD exhibit a low desire for connection with other human beings and no interest or pleasure in social activities, including sex.

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Schizoid

65
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Individuals with ________ PD are arrogant and concern with their own power and abilities

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narcissistic

66
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__________ PD is characterised by a pattern of excessive attention seeking

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histrionic

67
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Individuals with _______ PD are marked by emotional instability and lack of a solid sense of self or identity

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borderline

68
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________ is not listed as a disorder in the DSM 5, but is closely related to antisocial PD

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Psychopathy

69
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Personality disorders typically onset at what age?

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Adolescence or early adulthood

70
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Which disability shows the highest level of disability and handicap amongst personality disorders?

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Borderline PD

71
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The MAOA gene metabolites neurotransmitters, such as __________, ____________, and ___________, which powerfully influence thoughts, feelings and behaviours

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noradrenaline, serotonin, and dopamine

72
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______ approaches to PD aetiology maintain that personality can be captured in terms of the degree to which an individual manifests certain traits and combinations of these traits

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Factor

73
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Which of the Big Five personality factors is not related to personality disturbance?

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Openness to Experience

74
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What are the four overarching factors of Lively model of personality disorders?

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Emotional dysregulation; inhibitedness; compulsivity and dissocial behaviour

75
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__________ ______ formulation involves drawing together theory, research and the client’s experiences in order to explain the causal and maintaining factors relating to his/her problems

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Cognitive case

76
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______ refer to an organised collection of multidimensional information in memory that, once established, operate automatically to influence information processing and responding

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schema

77
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How many Schemas were identified in Youngs Schema therapy model?

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18 Schemas

78
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In Young’s approach, the tendency for schemas to be strengthened over time is referred to as _______ _________

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Schema Perpetuation

79
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What therapy is the most validated in the treatment of borderline personality disorder?

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Dialectical Behaviour Therapy

80
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What are the four areas taught in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy?

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Mindfulness; distress tolerance; Interpersonal Effectiveness; and emotional regulation

81
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There is evidence to suggest that ________ personality disorder represents a milder form of schizophrenia

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schizotypal

82
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Robust research findings confirm a strong association between antisocial personality disorder and the personality trait of __________

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Impulsivity

83
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The ________ marker hypothesis proposes a mechanism by which emotional processes can guide decision making

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Somatic

84
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It is proposed in the _______ marker hypothesis that individuals form associations between emotions and behaviour during their experience of the environment

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somatic

85
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Somatic markers are stored in the __________ prefrontal cortex

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ventromedial

86
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The disturbance of the ________ marker system leads to an ___________ to potentially negative consequences due to the problems in accessing knowledge of associations between emotions and behaviour

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somatic; insensitivity

87
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The _________ inhibition mechanism model assumes that a violence inhibition mechanism is activated whenever distress cues are present to inhibit aggressive anger

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Violence

88
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Blair has suggested that ___________ lack a functional violence inhibition mechanism, due to dysfunctions in the amygdala

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Psychopaths

89
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Individuals with __________ personality disorder often have poor ________, and may reject the diagnosis or deny their symptoms.

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antisocial; insight

90
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Is there a predominant treatment for antisocial personality disorder?

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No there is not an effective approach at all

91
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The genetic vulnerability for borderline personality disorder includes the trait dimension of _______

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neuroticism

92
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Of the various forms of childhood trauma, the occurrence of ________ abuse is particularly linked with borderline personality disorder

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sexual

93
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Most individuals with borderline personality disorder have _______ attachment styles

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insecure

94
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Permissive caregiving influences the development of _________ narcissism, while cold and over controlled caregiving influences the development of _________ narcissism

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Grandiose; vulnerable

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