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an enduring pattern of inner experience & behavior that deviates markedly from the expectations of the individual’s culture

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personality disorder

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the way someone perscives and interprests self, others, and events

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cognitive

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range, intensity, liability and appropriateness of emotional response

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affective

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struggles on a social level with others when someone has a persoanlity disorder

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interpersonal functioning

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the urge to do something without being able to stop themselves

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impulse control

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they think everyone else is the problem, they are aware they are unhappy

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ego syntonic

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to be suffering from a mental health issue which is inconsistent with one’s self concept of ego state

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ego dystonic

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highly suspicious individual. “I tend to think people have it out for you”. someone who does not trust others

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paranoid PD

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distrusting of others and fears intimacy. emotional closeness is threatening. romantic for friendship. they are fearful of realtionships. being close makes me anxious and fearful

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schizoid PD

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being schizod and being on the verge of schizophrenic. they avoid relationships. somewhat distortion of reality. there ways of thinking can be odd or excentric. not delusional or paranoid. unusual behavior.

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schizotypal PD

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unstable self-identity and unstable idea about how they view others. tremendous emotional intensity. they do a thing called splitting. never develop that integration. push pull phenomenon usually with romatic relationship. a lot of self-injury behaviors (dissaciation). commit suicide at a higher rate. they don’t feel real or engeges. emotional uncurrent and distress

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Borderline PD

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one day they could love you then immediately change to hating you

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splitting

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being shallow and wanted to be the center of attention. acting over the top

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historionic PD

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same as antisocial, less extreme and destructive. someone who acts over the top, minimal empathy for others. very self centered. it is hard for them to care for others. they feel insecure and defend against that to make it seem like they know everything. the fault vs. the true self.

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narcissistic PD

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look at people who say you are en extension of me

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narcissistic extentions

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extreme and destructive. no empathy, no remorse, all about me. I am agaisnt others. can be psych or sciopath. will exploist you because i can, and i know i can get away with it

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antisocial PD

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they want intamicy but are anxious about it. they dont try to start relationships in the first place. desires yet anxiety about relationship

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avoidant PD

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need to be connected, forgot who I am to remain close to you. can go to so extreme their sense of self is unknown and gets lost

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dependent PD

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constant thoughts about contamination or destructive, about fear feath or danger. the compulsions are the dangers. got worse during covid

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obsessive-compulsive PD

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fight or flight, something potentially dangerous. sends blood to large muscles to run and fight

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sympathetic nervous system

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tells you to slow down and chill out. like a parashoot to slow your heartrate and breathing down. to be able to tolerate stress

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parasympathetic nervous system

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cascade of hormonal activation in response to a stressor. Negative feedback loop, activates stress systems, then quits them to resolve homeostasis

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Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal pathway

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  • alarm reaction
  • resistance
  • exhaustion
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general adaption syndrome

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psychological factors can contribute or intensify a pre-existing medical condition

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Psychophysiological disorder

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when a person experiences physical and sensory problems, such as paralysis, numbness, blindness, deafness, or seizures, with no underlying neurological pathology

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Conversion disorder

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when a person has a significant focus on physical sysmtoms, such as pain, weakness, or shortness of breath, to a level that results in major distress and/or problems functioning

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Somatization disorder

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a pain that happens due to or is worse because of, factors other then illness or injury. those factors include mental health, personal history and more

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Pain disorder associated with psychological factors

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a person fakes an illness. may lie about symptoms, make themselves appear sick, or make themselves purposely unwell

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Munchausen syndrome

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when someone falsely claims that another person has physical or psychological signs or symptoms of illness, or causes injury or disease in another person with the intention of deceiving others

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Munchausen syndrome by proxy (factious disorder by proxy)

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excessive worry about having or developing a serious undiagnosed medical condition

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Hypochondriasis/medical illness disorder

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when someone can not stop thinking about one or more percieved defeats or flaws in your appearance

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Body dysmorphic disorder/dysmorphophobia

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the conscious form of a repressed wish or idea that has been modifed or disguised, as in a dream or symptom, so as to be unrecognizable

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Compromise formation

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provides protection from the anxiety or emotional symptoms and/or conflict

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Primary gains of Psychodynamic/etiology of somatoform conditions

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the external benefits that may be derived as a result of having symtpoms

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secondary gains

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  • A refusal to maintain more than 85% of normal body weight
  • Intense fears of becoming overweight
  • A distorted view of body weight and shape
  • Amenorrhea
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The main symptoms of anorexia nervosa are:

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having an irregular menstrual cycle or it goes away. Not predictable

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Amenorrhea

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  • Amenorrhea
  • Low body temperature
  • Low blood pressure
  • Body swelling
  • Reduced bone density
  • Slow heart rate
  • Metiabolic and electrolyte imbalances
  • Dry skin, brittle nails
  • Poor circulation
  • Lanugo
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anoerexia nervosa medical problems

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bouts of uncontrolled overeating during a limited period of time.

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Bulimia nervosa

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  • Onset after a period of dieting
  • Fear of becoming obese
  • Drive to become thin
  • Preoccupation with food, wight, appearance
  • Elevated risk of self-harm or attempts at suicide
  • Feelings of anxiety, depression, perfectionism
  • Substance abuse
  • Disturbance attitudes toward eating
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Similarities of bulimia vs. anorexia

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  • People with bulimia are more worried about pleasing others, being attractive to others and having intimate relationships
  • Bulimia tend to be more sexually experienced
  • Bulimia displays fewer of the obsessive qualities that drive restricting-type anorexia
  • Bulimia are more likely to have histories of mood swings, low frustration tolerance, and poor coping
  • Bulimia tend to be controlled by emotion – many change friendships easily
  • Bulimia are more likely characteristics of a personality disorder
  • Different medical complications
  • Only half of women with bulimia experience amenorrhea vs. almost all women with anorexia
  • People with bulimia suffer damage caused by purging, especially from vomiting and laxatives
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Differences of bulimia vs. anorexia

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  • Argue repeatedly
  • Hostile
  • Loose temper
  • Anger & resentment
  • Disobedient
  • Negative behaviors
  • Blame others
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Oppositional defiant disorder

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  • Violate rights of others
  • Aggressive
  • Cruel to animal & people
  • Deliberately destroy property
  • Skip school
  • Run away
  • Steal shoplife
  • Threaten
  • Harm
  • Arm arobbery
  • This disorder can become anti-social personality disorder
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Conduct disorder

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vomiting or misusing laxatives

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purge-type

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fasting or exercising excessively

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non-purge-type bulimia

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