chapter 12: psychological disorders Flashcards
(28 cards)
a way to diagnose a disorder is.. society this means
behavior out of the norm
a way to diagnose a disorder is.. individuals meaning …
weather behavior fosters a sense of unhappiness and a lack of wellbeing
mental health professionals use …
criteria to asses abnormality
model of abnormal behavior: biological model meaning ..
rise of neuron techniques example being research in brain involved in specific disorders like schizophrenia
model of abnormal behavior: psychoanalytic model means..
Freud in the late 1900’s viewed that psychological disorder results from unconscious internal conflicts
model of abnormal behavior: cognitive-behavior model..
that psychological disorder results from learned malolactic ways of thinking and behaving
model of abnormal behavior: diathesis-stress model…
view that people are preposed to a mental disorder that will appear when partially exposed to stress (like biological model but expanding it and including stress)
model of abnormal behavior: system theory..
view of biological, psychological and social risk factors combine to produce psychological effects
define prevalence
refers to a frequency in which a given disorder occurs at a given time (tells us how many people have OCD in the US right now)
define incidence
refers to new cases that arise at a given period (tracks trends if it is increasing, decreasing, or staying the same)
define mental illness and the law
defendants that don’t know right from wrong or unable to control their behavior
about #___% of people are affected from anxiety disorders that can interfere with ___ & ____
19
social & occupational
define specific phobias
paralyzing fear of something arise from classical conditioning
about #___-___% of people have at least 1 panic disorder(define it) during their late adolences early adulthood …. what is it closely related to? and what can it lead to?
15-20
panic attacks with fear without reasonable cause
heart attack symptoms
lead to agoriphobia
define anxiety related disorders
vague symptoms not attached to phobias (no triggers)
define somatic illness
a real physical illness caused by psychoglocial disorders like anxiety such as amnesia
dissociative identity disorder means
disorder into 2 or more distinct personality (childhood stress or abuse)
define sexual dysfunctions
the loss of apparent sexual function for at least 6 months
define paraphillic disorder
inability for man to maintain an erection
define arousal disorder
inability for a woman to become sexually aroused to reach orgasm
borderline personality disorder
characterized by self image, mood, and inner personal relationships
antisocial personality disorder
violent criminal behavior
ADHD
childhood disorder characterized by impulsiveness and hyperactivity
neurodevelopment disorder
like autism