CLPS 1700- Lectures - 14 Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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Which gene is connected with depression?

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5-HTT; related to serotonin secretion

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Who: the combination of serotonin and cortisol in the HPA axis links to a genetic predisposition to secrete more cortisol, and when combined with stressors, amy trigger bipolar mood disorder

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Tyrka; hint: rondo alla Tyrka for the HPA axis

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3
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Tyrka

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HPA axis: cortisol predisposes stress reactions, may trigger bipolar mood disorder

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Who: children with depressed mothers have overactive RH for negativity

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Cicchetti and Toth; hint: a chickling with Toth for a mother would think negatively

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Who: major loss in childhood as a precursor to depression

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Mazure; hint: Mazure loss

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Mazure

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major loss in childhood is a precursor to depression

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Who: duality of existence: connected/dependent disorganized/independent; tendency towards depression depends on where you are on the scale

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Bakan; hint: Bakan forth between the dualities

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What is Bakan’s duality of existence?

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Depression depends on whether you’re closer to connected/dependent or disorganized/independent

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Who: modest correlation between attachment style and depression

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Blatt and Colleagues; BLATT! stats are important!

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Blatt and Colleagues

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modest correlation between attachment style and depression

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What parenting style is moderately associated with dependent depression?

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enmeshed, controlling, dominating

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What parenting style is moderately associated with self-critical depression?

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dismissive, judgmental, harsh standards

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13
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What is the stressor for dependent depression?

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loss

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14
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What is the stress for self-critical depression?

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failure

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Who: mother-infant interactions affect type of depression?

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Beebe; hint: look at the little Beeby!

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16
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Beebe

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mother-infant interactions influence type of depression; mother only touches infant when distressed > dependent; mother rarely touches infant > self-critical

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Who: studied self-critical/dependent depressed individuals and reactions of others as adolescents

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Zuroff and Blatt; hint: Zuroff the happiness committee!

18
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Zuroff and Blatt

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self-critical and dependent depressed individuals elicit negative feelings from others

19
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Who: cognitive triad for depression

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Beck; Aaron BeCk = ABC triad

20
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Beck

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Cognitive triad for depression

21
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What is Beck’s cognitive triad of depression;/

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Negtative cognitions (world, self, cuture), negative schemas, and erorrs in logic

22
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What are some errors in logic as listed in Beck’s cognitive triad for depression?

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arbitrary inference, selective abstraction, overgeneralization, magnification of bad and minimization of good, personalization

23
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Who: global, stable, and internal vs specific, unstable, and external key attributions

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Weiner; hint: whiner about the way the world worls

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Weiner

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key attributions: global/stable/internal vs specific/unstables/external

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What is dysthymic disorder?
chronic low-grade depressions; fatigure, insomnia, poor concentration, hopelessness, etc.
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Unipolar depressive mood disorder
single episode, recurrent
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Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder
6-18 years old; recurrent temper outbursts, disproportionate rage, irritability across settings, etc.
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What's the difference between bipolar I and bipolar II?
Bipolar I has no clear pattern of cycling between depression and mania