test 2

Question 1

Cluster A

Answer 1

personality disorders: odd and eccentric. paranoid, schizoid, schizotypal

Question 2

paranoid personality disorder

Answer 2

chronically suspicious of others.

Question 3

schizoid pd

Answer 3

emotionally cold and distant from others have a great deal of trouble forming interpersonal relationships. They view relationships with others as unrewarding, messy and intrusive. other people describe them as uninterested, aloof, detached, dull, and humorless. aloof to others and sexual relationships.

Question 4

schizotypal pd

Answer 4

(family history of schizophrenia) tend to be socially isolated, have a restricted range of emotion, and tend to be uncomfortable in interpersonal interactions. although the quality of those oddities speech and behavior is similar to that of schizophrenia, it is not as severe as in schizophrenia and people diagnose with schizotypal maintain basic contact with reality. ideas of reference,magical thinking, unusual perceptual thinking.

Question 5

cluster c

Answer 5

anxious and fearful. avoidant pd, dependent pd, ocpd.

Question 6

avoidant pd

Answer 6

pervasive anxiety, a sense of inadequacy, and a fear of being criticize, which leads to the avoidance of social interaction and nervousness.

Question 7

dependant pd

Answer 7

pervasive selflessness, a need to be cared for, a fear of rejection, leading to total dependence on and submission to others,

Question 8

ocpd

Answer 8

pervasive rigidity in one’s activities and interpersonal relationships, including emotional constriction, extreme perfectionism, and anxiety about even minor disruptions in routine.

Question 9

cluster b

Answer 9

dramatic, erratic, or emotional. antisocial pd,borderline pd, histrionic, narcissistic

Question 10

antisocial pd

Answer 10

a pervasive pattern of disregard for and violation for others right.,

Question 11

borderline pd

Answer 11

a pervasive pattern of instability of interpersonal relationships, self-image, affects, and control over impulse.

Question 12

histrionic pd

Answer 12

a pervasive pattern of attention seeking and excessive emotion

Question 13

narcissistic personality disorder

Answer 13

a pervasive pattern of grandiosity (in fantasy or behavior)need for admiration and lack of empathy.

Question 14

dialectal behavior therapy(DBT)

Answer 14

A promising treatment for borderline personality disorder that involes exposing the client to stressors in a controlled situation, as well as helping the client regulate emotions and cope with stressors that might trigger sucidal behaviors.

Question 15

dear man

Answer 15

(for getting what you want) Descriptive, Expressive, Assertive, Reinforce, Mindful(stay on track), Appear confident, Negotiate

Question 16

give

Answer 16

(for relationships) be Gentle, act Interested, Validate, Easy mannered

Question 17

fast

Answer 17

(self respect) Fair, Apologize only when your wrong, Stick to values, Truthfull

Question 18

generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)

Answer 18

pervasive/excessive anxiety lasting at least 6 months,

Question 19

panic disorder

Answer 19

persistent worry about having a panic attack

Question 20

panic attacks

Answer 20

heart palpitation, trembling, dizziness, intense dread, fear of dying

Question 21

agorphobia (in anxiety disorders)

Answer 21

doesn’t leave house because fear of not being help if panic attack should occur in public.

Question 22

ptsd

Answer 22

anxiety disorder trigger by traumatic experience. 1.flashback and nightmares. 2.emotional numb, avoid thoughts, feelings,associated with trauma. 3. irritability,or outburst of anger, hypervigilance,insomnia

Question 23

social phobia

Answer 23

persistent fear of humiliation the presents of others. anxious, self-cautious,

Question 24

specific phobia

Answer 24

anxiety to particular object or situation.

Question 25

ocd

Answer 25

preoccupation with unwanted thoughts and repetitive behaviors to control the anxiety caused by the distressing thought(often are irrational). obsessive thinking follow by compulssion

Question 26

bio- pyscho- social for anxiety diorders

Answer 26

somatic: physiological symptoms

Question 27

bio- pyscho- social for anxiety diorders

Answer 27

Emotional:sense of dread,terror, relentlessness,irritability

Question 28

bio- pyscho- social for anxiety diorders

Answer 28

Cognitive: anticipation of self harm, exaggeration of danger, bad concentration, hypervigilance, worried,fear of lossing control, fear of dying,sense of unreality
behavioral

Question 29

bio- pyscho- social for anxiety diorders

Answer 29

behavioral:escape, avoidance, aggression, freezing, decreased appetite, increase aversion responding