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Psychological Causal Factors of PHOBIAS

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-Vicarious Conditioning
-Evolutionary Preparedness

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Vicarious Conditioning

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Person to person learning through observation

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Evolutionary Preparedness

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Prepared fears that keep us alive

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Biological Causal Factors of PHOBIAS

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-Genetics
-Temperament

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Phobia Treatments

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-exposure therapy
-virtual reality
-participant modeling
-cognitive techniques combinations

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What does the first panic attack in a panic disorder follow?

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Feelings of distress or highly stressful life circumstances

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Parts of the brain involved in panic

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-amygdala
-hippocampus
-higher cortical centers

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Biochemical abnormalities involved in panic

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-low levels of GABA
-noradrenergic and serotonergic systems

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What does the hippocampus have to do with panic disorder and agoraphobic avoidance?

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it’s involved in the learning of emotional responses, which is why you have anticipatory anxiety about another panic attack or leaving your house

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According to one theory, where in the brain do panic attacks arise from?

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amygdala

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OCD common comorbid disorders

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-other anxiety or mood disorders
-depression (80%)

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Exposure therapy

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phobias and OCD

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OCD and ED connection

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OCD: look “normal”, ED: look emaciated
OCD: obsessed/distressed about appearance ED: generally satisfied with appearance

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fear and anxiety share ___________ components

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-cognitive/subjective
-psychological
-behavioral

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15
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mood disorders defining feature:

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extreme emotion

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two key moods of mood disorders

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depression and mania

17
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anhedonia

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inability to feel pleasure for the things you normally feel pleasure for

18
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unipolar mood disorder

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only depressive episodes

19
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How many weeks of symptoms required for an MDD diagnosis?

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two

20
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forms of depression

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MDD
Persistent depressive disorder
Postpartum depression
Bereavement triggered depression

21
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cognitive diatheses that contribute to depression

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negative thoughts about yourself, losing a parent early in life

22
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how is depression a cognitive issue

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reward/punishment. ex: you stay in bed all day and avoid your problems, which makes you want to just keep staying in bed

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depression as a cognitive issue

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how you think about yourself in situations, how you do you explain things/look at the world (always down on yourself)

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attribution

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your way of explaining things (positive/pessimistic attribution style)

25
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cyclothymic disorder

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“baby” bipolar, similar symptoms/mood swings but more mild

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bipolar II

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not full-blown mania

27
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depression:mania ratio of bipolar

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about 3:1

28
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T/F: there is a big biological component to depression

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True

29
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standard bipolar treatment

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lithium

30
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suicide attempt peaks

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12-20
45-55
75

31
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_________ are more likely to attempt, _________ are more likely to succeed

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women, men

32
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Disorders that predict suicide

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PTSD
Bipolar
Conduct disorder
Intermittent explosive disorder

33
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why are adolescents very at risk?

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their frontal cortex isn’t developed so they’re impulsive

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