Psychological Disorders(Abnormality) Flashcards
fullform of DSM
Diagnostic Statistical Manual
definition of Psychological disorder by DSM
Clinically significant behaviour, associated with distress or disability, not simply a predictable and culturally sanctioned response to a particular event, which is considered to reflect behavioural, psychological or biological dysfunction in the individual.
definition of mental disorder by Wakefield
A mental condition that causes significant distress or disability which is not merely an acceptable response to a particular event and is manifestation of a mental dysfunction
Common Characteristics of Abnormality
Distress
Dysfunction
Deviant
Dangerous
Criteria for Abnormality
Deviation from social norms
Culture
situation and context
age
gender
historical context
Classification of Abnormality
American Psychological Association
World Health Organization
Which classification system is used by India
ICD-10 by WHO
fullform of WHO
World Health Organization
Fullform of ICD
International Classification of Disorders
Current DSM
DSM-IV TR(text revised)
Fullform of APA
American Psychological Association
What is trephening
chipping away of a small part of the skull in the form of a circle so that the evil spirit can escape
classification of mental disorders by Hippocrates
Mania
melancholia
Phrenitis
Classification of mental disorders by Galen and Hippocrates
Blood- Sanguine
Phlegm- Phlegmatic
Yellow Bile- Choleric
Black Bile- Melancholic
_____developed 1st Diagnostic System
Emily Kraepelin
_____ viewed that mental patients should be treated with kindness
Pinel
Factors influencing abnormality
Biological model
Psychological factors
Socio-cultural factor
Diathesis stress Model
Widely accepted model in present day
Diathesis Stress Model
What is Diathesis Stress Model
individuals inherit characteristic traits from multiple genes and they have tendencies to express certain traits and behaviours which may then be activated under conditions of stress