Chapter 15 Flashcards
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dysfunctional or maladaptive
interfere with normal day-to-day life
who said curing illness requires moral treatment
Philippe Pinel
two disorders that occur worldwide
depression and schizophrenia
disorders are associated with specific cultures true or false
true
approach that emphasizes that mind and body are inseparable
biopsychosocial
vulnerability stress model
assumes that dispositions combine with environmental stressors to influence psychological disorder
feel somewhat uncomfortable BUT its not dangerous to your well-being
discomfort
approaching dangerous territory for your well-being
distress
medical student syndrome
learning about disorders, and then overly confidently diagnose the disorder
the behaviour is harmful to oneself or others
danger
the behaviour interferes with daily functioning
dysfunction
the behaviour causes distress to oneself or others
distress
recurring behaviours, thoughts, or emotions that deviate from the typical expectations of society
deviant
are any single d sufficient?
no
psychological disorder definition
a syndrome marked by a clincally significant disturbance in an individual’s cognition, emotion regulation, and or behaviour
syndrome
a collection of symptoms rather than just a single one
more days than not
standard used to establish whether a reliable pattern exists
culture bound syndromes
disorders which are unique to certain cultures: demonstrate how culture can play a role in causing and defining a disorder
why is DSM useful
provides specific criteria
labels behaviour
categorical yes vs. no
verbal shorthand
predict disorder future course
critisims of DSM
pathologizing
arbitrary cutoffs
lack of sensitivity
labels
regardless of the specific reason NSSI is best understood as a
maladaptive coping mechanism
pathology paradigm
the disordered person has a deficit, must intervene to eliminate
neurodiversity paradigm
consider the individual in their
whole context
panic disorder
repeated and unexpected panic attacks, as well as fear of the next one, and changing behaviour to avoid them