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Ideas of reference or delusions of reference

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For example, a person shopping in a store might see two strangers laughing and believe that they are laughing at him or her when in reality the other two people do not even notice the person

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Thought withdrawn

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an outside force like aliens are controlling thoughts

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Somatic Disorder

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at least 6 months

involves pain and severe neurological symptoms (such as headache, fatigue

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Koro

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where people fear their external organs are retracting into their body

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Agoraphobia

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fear of leaving house

needs two documented cases

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Autism Spectrum Disorder

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0-5 age
can’t communicate or make eye contact
repetitive behavior
lack social skills and empathy

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Pica

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eat non-food like dirt

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Rumination

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repeated vomiting

re-chew food

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Language Disorder

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Overall, people with this condition have deficits in understanding and producing vocabulary, sentence structure, and discourse. Because people with language disorder typically have a limited understanding of vocabulary and grammar, they also have a limited capacity for engaging in conversation

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Child onset fluency disorder

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stutter or broken words (wa—-lk)

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Tourettes

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need motor (hand motion) and vocal (shouting) tics
one needs to be persistent
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Encopresis

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older than 4

poop everywhere though trained not to

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Enuresis

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urinate everywhere though trained not to
primary- never learned
secondary— had control for least a year

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Exposure Response Prevention Therapy

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used for OCD—- rituals

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Disinhibited social engagement disorder

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a child may actively approach and interact with unfamiliar adults (older than 9 months)

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Oppositional Defiant Disorder

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high amounts of violence to authority figures

in kids what leads to conflict disorder

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Conflict Disorder

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lack empathy/ feel justified
break laws/ starts fights
violate the rights of others
to have antisocial PD as an adult needs to have this as kid

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Disruptive mood disorder

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only in kids

persistently irritable or angry mood and frequent temper outbursts that are disproportionate to the situation

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ADHD

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before 12 ——childhood brain disorder that can continue to adulthood

recess could be an outlet

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Persistent Depression Disorder

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2 years

maybe less severe than other types of depression, they are longer-lasting in duration.

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PTSD

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virtual reality therapy

EMRD

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Excoriation disorder

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repeated picking at one’s own skin which results in skin lesions and causes significant disruption in one’s life

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process recording

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recall word for word what happened and how SW felt

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Hypersomnolence

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a condition where a person experiences significant episodes of sleepiness, even after having 7 hours or more of quality sleep

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Parkinsons

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tremors
slowed movement
rigid muscles
speech changes

26
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euthymia

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state of living without mood disturbances. It’s commonly associated with bipolar disorder

27
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acute stress disorder

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diagnosed when symptoms occur within one month of a traumatic event

28
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Bipolar-1

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can have high and low at the same time

29
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arousal disorder

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the client’s partner not being happy with sex life not enough for diagnosis

30
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frotteuristic disorder

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rubbing against others in crowded places

internal sexual arousal

31
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fetishistic disorder

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recurrent, intense sexual arousal from use of an inanimate object or from a very specific focus on a nongenital body part

32
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exhibition disorder

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expose privates in public for arousal

33
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Panic disorder

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panic attacks considered under this in DSM

“come out of the blue.”

34
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Insomnia

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hours of sleep per night not relevant

3 nights a week

35
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Conversion Disorder

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which a person has physical symptoms that cannot be explained by medical evaluation. These symptoms almost always occur following a stressful experience.

36
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triangulation

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2 people have a conflict with a 3rd family member

37
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fetal alcohol syndrome

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mental retardation, heart problems, developmental delays

38
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flat

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The appearance of apathy in mood, sometimes seen as a symptom of schizophrenia or depression

39
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partialization

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social work process of temporarily considering a

client’s interconnected problems as separate entities so that work toward their solution can be more manageable

40
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akinEsia

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Reduced or minimal motor movement

41
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akAthisia

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a sustained pattern of fidgety movements, such as

swinging of the legs, rocking, tapping the feet or hands, pacing, and being unable to remain in a position for long

42
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dystonia

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Sustained abnormal postures or muscle spasms,

symptomatic of mental disorders

43
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kleptomania

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; The theft is often motivated by emotional release

done impulsively

44
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labile effect

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Abrupt shifts and excessive variation in an individual’s

expression of affect

45
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tardive dyskinesia

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A medication-induced movement disorder that includes
uncontrollable physical movements, especially in the face, lips, and tongue, and sometimes repetitive movements of the head, hands, and feet

46
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neg reinforcement

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behavior modification, the strengthening of a response

through the removal of adverse stimuli

47
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pos reinforcement

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occurs when a behavior is rewarded

kid whines until mom rewards

48
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Dementia

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unable to process spoken language but can still understand gestures

49
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Malingering

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refers to people who lie about their symptoms for secondary gains, such as receiving benefits or getting time off work

50
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Factitious disorder

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create or exaggerate symptoms of an illness, sometimes going so far as to injure themselves in order to appear sick.

51
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obsessive-compulsive PD

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perfectionist

people should try harder, be better

52
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schizoid

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rather be alone
Cluster A
emotionally cold

53
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histrionic

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attention seeking

seductive behavior

54
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paranoid PD

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people have hidden agendas
Cluster A
irrational beliefs

55
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dependent PD

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fear rejection

needs others to care for them

low self-esteem

56
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antisocial PD

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starts fights and lacks remorse

57
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avoidant PD

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lonely

wants to connect but is not able to

58
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borderline

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instability
black-white thinking
suicidal ideations

59
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schizotypal

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magical thinking——-odd behavior
no psychotic episode
Cluster A

60
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dyslexia

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is a genetic factor, test kids
not linked to ADHD
benefit from family counseling

61
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adjustment disorder

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emotional or behavioral symptoms related to stress which do not meet the criteria for another diagnosis, such as an anxiety or depressive disorder.

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