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What is a stigma

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when someone views you in a negative way because you have a distinguishing characteristic or personal trait that’s thought to be, or actually is, a disadvantage

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what is the difference between a disorder and mental problems

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disorders -> long latent chronic, can’t function independently

problem -> distress within mental health that may cause someone to feel a symptom but does not effect their day to day life

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three types of risk factors?

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Biological, psychological, social

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examples of biological risk factors

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genetics, medication, sleep, substance use

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example of psychological risk factors

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-rumination, impaired reasoning, impaired memory, stress

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examples of social risk factors

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  • distinguished attachment
  • loss of significant relationships
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what are the ways to treat psychological disorders??

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psychotherapies, pharmacotherapies, psychosurgery, electroconvulsive therapy, cognitive behavioural therapies.

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compare psychotherapies, pharmacotherapies, psychosurgery, electroconvulsive therapy

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psychotherapies: using psychological rather than medical, means to treat psychological disorders.

Cognitive therapies: a branch of psychology used to treat mental health problems or disorders by focusing on breaking unhealthy patterns and replacing these with positive habits and coping skills.

Pharmacotherapy: the use of drugs and medication to assist mental health.

electroconvulsive therapy: psychological treatment where seizures are induced in patients

psychosurgery: brain surgery including lobotomies and deep brain stimulation to treat mental health disorders.

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what is placebo?

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a variable other than the independent variable that causes a change in the value of the dependent variable due to the participant’s belief that it will have an effect

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What is the placebo effect?

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refers to the participant’s behaviour being influenced by their expectations of how they should behave, caused by the belief that they have received some treatment.

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