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5 points of normality

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– apt perception of reality
– ability to have control on their behaviour
– self esteem and acceptance
– ability to form affectionate relationships
– productivity

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relatively less serious mental disorders that dont require hospitalization

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neuroses

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relatively more serious mental disorders due to which a person is out of touch w reality

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psychoses

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criteria to call someone abnormal

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deviation from social norms, from statistical norms, personal distress, maladaptiveness of behaviour

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classification system used for mental health probs

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icd-10 (international classification of diseases) and dsm-4 (diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders, 4th edition)

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classification system used for mental health probs

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icd-10 (international classification of diseases) and dsm-4 (diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders, 4th edition)

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4 kinda symptoms of anxiety

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physiological (sweating, heart racing)
cognitive (panicking)
behavioural (freezing)
emotional (feeling of dread)

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fear of being in a place where they can be trapped or unable to get help in case of emergency (emergency = panic attack)

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agoraphobia

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panicking abt stuff like incr heart rate thinking youll get a panic attack

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interoceptive conditioning

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agoraphobia due to

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classical and instrumental (avoidance) conditioning

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phobia where a person fears a particular animal situation object

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simple phobia

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The attachment of the child to the parent of the opposite sex, accompanied by envious and aggressive feelings toward the parent of the same sex

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oedipus complex

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irresistible urges to do certain acts that reduce anxiety

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compulsions

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persistent intrusions of unwanted thoughts or images or impulses that elicit anxiety

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obsessions

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phobias due to —-conditioning

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classical

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ocd might be due to — conditioning

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operant

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inability to feel joy

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anhedonia

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bipolar disorder aka

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manic depression

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latest method of classifying diseases

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drawing a big conclusion from a single event

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overgeneralization

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focussing on a mild detail rather than the important parts

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selective abstraction

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magnifying small bad events and minimizing big good events

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magnification and minimization

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incorrectly assuming responsibility abt things that happen in the world

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personalization

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drwing a conclusion when there is little evidence to support it

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arbitrary inference

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5 cognitive distortions in depression
overgeneralization magnification and minimization arbitrary inference personalization selective abstraction
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associations of rhyming words
clang associations
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beliefs that certain ppl/grps are plotting against u
delusion of persecution
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beliefs that u are powerful and important
delusion of grandeur
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person with schizophrenia being still in one position, not moving
catatonic immobility
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--- is characterized by disturbances in thought, including disorganized thought processes, delusions, and lack of insight.
schizophrenia
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brain abnormalities seen in schizophrenia
ventricles - enlarged prefrontal cortex - smaller and less active
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antisocial personality disorder aka
dissocial personality disorder sociopathy psychopathy
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viewing ppl as all good or all bad
splitting
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3 deficits in ppl with autism
social interaction, communication, activities and interests
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echoing what one has heard instead of using their own words
echolalia
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person with autism having special skills
scavant
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condition in which children develop nornally at first and then suddenly have a loss of social/lang/movement skills
rett's disorder/ childhoood disintegrative disorder
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a pdd (pervasive development disorder) similar to autism but have normal iq and seem normal in the first 3 yrs
asperger's syndrome
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a syndrome aka little professor syndrome (due to formal talks)
asperger's syndrome
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pdd [pervasive development disorder] aka
autism spectrum disorders
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parenting style can cause autism. t or f
f
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mood disorders due to improper regulation of - and -
serotonin and norepinephrine
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difficult environmente cannot cause schizophrenia. t or f
t
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caregivers of people with this disorder required their children to be highly dependent and alternated between extreme expressions of love and hostility
bpd
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sensing that smthn is happening in ones body like snake crawling inside
somatic hallucinations
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perceptions without external stimuli
hallucination
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disorders that manifest in the early stage of development
neurodevelopmental