Chapter 12 Flashcards

(35 cards)

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What is the generalized anxiety disorder?

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A person is uneasy for no apparent reason.

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What is a psychological disorder?

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Continued thoughts that are deviant, distressful, and, disfunctional

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Medical model

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Looks at physical symptoms and diagnosis’s, and treatment

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4
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Biopsychosocial

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Daily life problems

Social environment

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Panic disorder

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Experience sudden episodes of intense dread

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Phobia

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Feels afraid of a specific object or situation

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OCD

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Troubled by repeated thoughts or actions

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8
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PTSD

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Like when soldiers come back from war but have trouble adjusting to normal life again

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9
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What does learning contribute?

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Fear conditioning

- bad experience

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10
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What is observationally learning?

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We learn from others

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The biological perspective

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  • Temperament predispose some to be anxious

- inherited survival

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Deviant

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Different behavior

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Distressful

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Stressing you and others

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Disfunction

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Interferes with your life

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What are dissociative disorders?

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Awareness becomes separate from painful thoughts, feelings and memories

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16
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Why is it controversial?

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You can fake it by acting like you have different personalities

  • outside North America it’s not common
  • very short history
17
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What characteristics are typical of personality disorders in general?

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Disruptive- loud and disorderly

Flexible- you don’t go with the flow

18
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What biological and psychological factors are associated with antisocial personality disorder?

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Psychological-impulsive, no feelings of reget, don’t think before actin

Bio- you can be born being prone to being fearless

19
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What is substance related disorder?

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Using drugs until your impaired/ brain damage

20
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Tolerance

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Body gets use to the same dose and you have to use more

21
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Addiction

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Dependence

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Brain changes from always having drug

23
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What are mood disorders

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Major depression
-sadness, despair, mostly women
Bipolar disorder
-alternating mania & despression

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Symptoms of schizophrenia

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Positive-inappropriate behaviors are seen, hallucinations

Negative- no emotions, timeless voices

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Chronic schizophrenia
Chronic- slow developing, positive & negative symptoms, hard to treat
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Acute schizophrenia
- Develops quickly - As a reaction to stress - Prognosis is good
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Biological and Sociological perspective
Biological influences- runs in family Norepinephrine & serotinine Psychosocial- negative thinking about past and future
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Brain chemistry
Brain abnormalities - low activity in frontal lobe, more dopamine Mid pregnancy viral infection
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Psychotherapy
Actually talks to you and helps with their problems
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Biomedical
Using drugs for treatment
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Eclectic
Combo of psychotherapy and biomedical
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Psychoanalysis goals
To bring unconscious thoughts and feelings to the surface.
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How are psychodynamic and psychoanalysis similar
Both focus on childhood experiences
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How are psychodynamic and psychoanalysis different
Psychoanalysis looks at Id, ego, superego, laying on couch Psychodynamic meets face to face
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What are types of depressants
Alcohol | Barbiturates