Exam 1 Flashcards
(36 cards)
Define veracity.
duty to always be truthful
What are the 2 reasons restraints can be used?
- behavior is out of control
- immediate risk to physical safety and psychological well-being of self and others
What is the difference between adapative and maladaptive coping strategies?
– adaptive: protect the individual from harm and restore physical and psychological equilibrium
– maladaptive: when the conflict experienced goes unresolved or intensifies
Describe denial as a defense mechanism.
non-acceptance of a feeling/situation
Describe dissociation as a defense mechanism.
separating a mental or behavior process from the rest of the person’s consciousness or identity
Describe projection as a defense mechanism.
attributing one’s thoughts or impulses to another person; blaming others
Describe regression as a defense mechanism.
retreating to an earlier level of development
Describe splitting as a defense mechanism.
all good or all bad
Describe fixation as a defense mechanism.
failure to move on to the next level of development
Describe rationalization as a defense mechanism.
using a socially acceptable excuse or logical reason for unacceptable behavior or feelings
Describe reaction formation as a defense mechanism.
covering up unacceptable thoughts or behaviors by exaggerating the opposite thought or behavior
Describe repression as a defense mechanism.
involuntary blocking
Describe suppression as a defense mechanism.
voluntary blocking
Describe isolation/intellectualization as a defense mechanism.
overwhelming feelings that lead to isolation
Describe assertiveness as a defense mechanism.
respectfully expressing your thoughts and needs
Describe compensation as a defense mechanism.
covering up a weakness by emphasizing a trait that one considers desirable
Describe sublimation as a defense mechanism.
rechanneling impulses that are socially unacceptable to constructive activities
What are the 2 symptoms of anxiety disorders?
- anxiety
- avoidance
What are somatic symptom disorders?
when physical symptoms emerge for which that there is no evident organic pathology
What are dissociative disorders?
disruption in usually integrated functions of consciousness, memory, identity, or perception of the environment
What are the 5 stages of grief in order?
- denial
- anger
- bargaining
- depression
- acceptance
What is anticipatory grief?
experiencing grief before the loss actually occurs
What often lengthens the grieving process?
guilt
What may shorten the grieving process?
anticipatory grieving