Flashcards in Chapter 15 - Important concepts Deck (43)
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Psychopathologists examine breakdowns in adaptation to help them understand healthy functioning
failure-analysis approach
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What are the 5 criteria for a mental disorder?
Statistical rarity
Subjective distress
Impairment
Societal disapproval
Biological dysfunction
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Mental disorders share a loose set of features.
family resemblance view
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Asylum was part of what model?
Medical
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The use of snake pits was completed for which model?
Medical
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Exorcism
Demonic model
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Free or low cost care facilitaties in which people can obtain treatment
community health care centers/halfway houses
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Specific to one or more societies
culture-bound
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Fear that you genitals are shrinking into your abdomen
Koro
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Episodes of intense sadness and brooding followed by uncontrolled behaviour and unprovoked attacks on people or animals
amok
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Psychiatric diagnoses:
1 - _______ the psychological problem a person is facing
2 - Make it _____ for mental health professionals to communicate
pinpoint
easier
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What are 4 misconceptions about psychiatric diagnoses?
1) Pigeonholing
2) unreliable
3) invalid
4) Stigmatize people
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the extent to which different raters agree on a patient's diagnosis
interrater reliability
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Rule out medically induced psychological disorders prior to diagnosis.
Think organic
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Percentage of people in a population with a disorder.
prevalence
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Acknowledges the interplay of biological, psychological and social influences.
biopsychosocial approach
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As student's become more familiar with pathologes, the become more aware and paranoid of bodily processes
medical student's syndrome
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What is the most common anxiety disorder?
phobia
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Faking mental illness
malingering
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condition marked by motor tics, and vocal tics
tourette's disorder
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Depression is less common in _____ people than in ______ people.
older, younger
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Who came up with this?
People with depression often elicit hostility and rejection from others, which in turn maintains or worsens their depression.
People with depression seek excessive reassurance and tend to stir up negative feelings in others.
Coyne
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Proposes that depression results from a low rate of response-contingent positive reinforcement
behavioural model (Lewinson)
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Theory that depression is caused by negative beliefs and expectations.
cognitive model of depression
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Three components of depressed thinking:
negative view of: oneself, the world, the future
cognitive triad
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skewed ways of thinking - legit think of nightmare glasses
cognitive distortions
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seen in more mild cases of depression - these individuals have a more accurate view of circumstances
depressive realism
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people who are not depressed tend to have less realistic expectations of their capacities
illusory control
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Depressed persons tend to think their failures are general and fixed aspects of their personalities
global-stable
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