Ch 14-16 (PSY 101) Flashcards
(42 cards)
relatives of people who have schizotypal personality disorder have an increased risk of developing __ when compared to unrelated person
schizophrenia
David Koresh, leader of the ill fated branch davidians in Waco, texas, believed that he was “God’s anoited one” who would bring about the end of the world. this is a ___ decision
grandiose
in which socity of schizophrenia would a person be who remains motionless for long periods of time
catatonic
not a typical symptom of schizo?
overly rational thinking
a mood disorder that is consistently sad mood
major depression
a mood disorder consists of mostly manic episodes with only a few episodes of depression
bipolar
the fact that people with dissociative identity disorder have different PET scan readouts when their in their different “person” is evidence for the ___ explanation of dissociative disorders
biological
dissociative amnesia is different from retrograde amnesia because
dissociative is caused by psychological trauma
when a person experieces sudden attacks of intesnse fear, racing heart, dizziness, and other physical signs of stress and refuse to go away from home for a fear that these attacks will happen again is probably caused by
panic disorder with agoraphobia
when anxiey is unrelated to any known, realistic factor it is called
free floating anxiety
which axis of the DSM-IV-TR would a therapist used to classify a loss of a persons job
IV
which of the following is a type of sexual fear
Koro
which model of abnormality talks about rewards, shaping, and imitation as ways of developing normal behavior
behavioral
what was the most likely reason that ancient peoples formed trepanning on others
to release evil spirits that were in the person’s head
one antidepressant drug was found to be safe and most effective in treating adolescent depression when combined with
psychotherapy
before the use of electricity, seizures were induced in psychotic patients by
camphor
which neurotransmitter is not one of the 3 that seem to be involved in depression and the drugs that treat depression
epinephrine
the use of anti anxiety drugs to treat anxiety disorders is gradually being phased out in favor of treatment with
antidepressant
when a person on an antipsychotic drug develops repetitive, involuntary jerks and movements of the face lips legs and body this is called
tardive dyskinesia
not one of the problems in studying the effectiveness of psychotherapy
all therapies take the same amount of time to be affective
disadvantage of group therapy
clients share therapists time
not one of the three goals of cognitive-behavioral therapy
helping client gain insight
therapy style that can be compared to a drill sergeant private style of therapeutic relationship
rational emotive behavioral
when the exposure to a feared object is rapid and intense rather that slow and gradual it is called
flooding