Psychopathology Flashcards

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What is deviation from social norms?

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Concerns behaviour which is different from the accepted standards of behaviour in a community or society

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What is statistical infrequency?

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Occurs when an individual has a less common characteristic

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3
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What is the failure to function adequately?

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Occurs when someone is unable to cope with ordinary demands of day to day living

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What is deviation from ideal mental health?

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Occurs when someone does not meet a set of criteria for good mental health

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5
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What is psychopathology?

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The scientific study of psychological disorders

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What are social norms?

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Rules that a society has about what are acceptable behaviours, values and beliefs

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7
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People who deviate from such norms are often regarded as ________

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Abnormal

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8
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What percentage of the population exist within one standard deviation from one mean?

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68%

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9
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What percentage of the population exist with two standard deviation from the mean?

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95%

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10
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The other 5% are considered _______, due to statistical infrequency of their trait.

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Abnormal

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11
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What is normal distribution?

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It describes the general distribution of the population for certain traits

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12
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People with psychological disorders often experience what?

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Considerable suffering and everyday acfivities

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13
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Failing to function adequately, what also does it suggest?

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A person is classed as abnormal if behaviour causes distress to themselves or others

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Jahodas criteria for ideal mental health - what is self attitudes?

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Having high self-esteem and a strong sense of identity, high-self respect and a positive self-concept

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Jahodas criteria for ideal mental health - what is personal growth and self-actualization?

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The extent to which an individual develops their full capabilities

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Jahodas criteria for ideal mental health - what is integration?

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Being able to cope with stressful situations

17
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Jahodas criteria for ideal mental health - what is autonomy?

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Being independent and self-reliant and able to make personal decisions

18
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Jahodas criteria for ideal mental health - what is having an accurate perception of reality?

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Perceiving the world in a non-distorted fashion

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Jahodas criteria for ideal mental health - what is mastery of the environment?

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Being competent in all aspects of life and being able to meet the demands of any situation