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PSYC Test 2

Personality Disorders

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Enduring pattern of behavior, considered both conscious & unconscious that reflects a means of adapting to a particualr environment, its cultural, ethnic & community standard Personality
PD Theory states: modeling/reinforcement based on parents Learning Theory
PD Theory states: excessive anxiety caused by distortion of thinking Cognition Theory
Inflexible, maladaptive responses to stress, disability in working/loving, capacity to frustrate or "get under skin of others" Personality Disorder
PD Theory states: use of primitive defenses mechanisms Psychoanalytic Theory
Defense mechanisms used by people w/PD's: Repression, Suppression, Regression, Undoing, Splitting
(Defense Mechanism) revert to old immature behavior Regression
(DM)1st line of defense against anxiety; forgetting 1st husbands name Repression
(DM) idealize new person but @ 1st disappointment, individual shifts to despising other person Splitting
(DM) Conscious denial of disturning situation of feeling Suppression
(DM) Makes up for an act by doing something opposite Undoing
True/False: the overwhelming needs of clients w/PD's may also be too much for caregivers and make them feel confused, helpless, angry, frustrated TRUE
Primary defense used by clients with BORDERLINE PD Splitting
Client labels 1 person "All Good" & others "All Bad". Can create conflict in staff members Splitting behaviors of clients
3 clusters of PD's: Cluster A = Odd or Eccentric, Cluster B=Dramatic, Emtoional, Erractic, Cluster C=Anxious or Fearful
Cluster A (Odd or Eccentric) include what PDS? Paranoid, Schizoid, Schizotypal
Distrust/Suspiciousness are what PD? Paranoid
Emotional Detachment/Isolation are what PD? Schizoid
(What PD?) Fear others will exploit, harm or deceive them, hostile, jealous, controlling , unforgiving and misread compliments as manipulation Paranoid PD
Cluster C PD's are ? Axious or Fearful
Cluster A PD's are? Odd or Eccentric
Cluster B PD's are? Dramatic, Emotional, Errtic
(What PD?) Avoids close relationships, has poor occupational functioning, socially isolated, cold, distant, detached & relationships generate fear/confusion Schizoid PD
(Odd beliefs leading to interpersonal difficulties) Schizotypal PD
Magical thinking, perceptual distortions, relates to others inappropriately, eccentric appearance Schizotypal PD
Dramatic, Emotional, Erratic is what cluster of PD? Cluster B = dramatic, emotional, erratic
includes: antisocial, borderline, narcissistic & histrionic personality disorders Cluster B = dramatic, emotional, erratic
seek out interpersonal relationships but unable to maintain due to emotional instablitity, manipulative, entitlement cluster B = dramatic, emotional, erratic
(Disregard for others/Impulsive/Agressive) manipulative, deceitful, unlawful, lies, cheats, user of others, impulsive, lacks guilt or remorse Antisocial PD (disregard for others/impulsive/agressive)
(Instability/Fear of Abandonment/Splitting) Unstable intense relationships, rapid mood shifts, fear of abandonment, SPLITTING, Serious Risk for SUICIDE, impulsivity Borderline (Instability/Fear of Abandonment/Splitting)
(Center of attention) Flamboyant, seductive, provactive, dramatic expression of emotions Histrionic (Center of attention)
Grandiosity, arrogant, rude, need for constant admiration, sensitive to criticism, fantasies of power of brilliance Narcisstic (Grandiosity, arrogant, rude)
(anxious or fearful) Includes: avoidant, dependant, obsessive-compulsive (what cluster) Cluster C = anxious or fearful
What cluster feels insecure or inadequate, depends on others for reassurance, fear of rejection Cluster C = anxious or fearful
(social inhibition/avoidance/rejection) evades ALL social situations, fears rejection, low self-esteem, anxious is social situations, hypersensitive to criticism Avoidant PD (social inhibition, avoidance, rejection)
(Clingy / Needy) Extreme dependency, most frequently seen PD in clinical setting, inability to make decisions Dependent PD (Clingy, Needy)
(Perfectionism, Controlling, Inflexible) perfectionist, orderliness & control that client may not be able to accomplish task, highly critical of self & others, need for control is very high Obsessive-Compulsive (Perfectionist, Controlling, Inflexible)
Does not meet criteria for any specific personality disorder (NOS) Personality Disorder
More than 1 specific personality Mixed Personality
able to vent anger/resentment subtly Passive-Agressive Disorder
Limit Setting is an intervention for? Manipulation
Anger Control Assistance is an intervention for? Aggression
Impulse Control Training is an intervention for? Impulsiveness
Milieu Therapy, Case mgmt, group therapy, psychobiological interventions & DBT are all interventions for Personality Disorders
Provides significant teaching for clients, along w/support system for therapists, is structured, long-term DBT = Dialectical Behavior Therapy
3 PD's more prevelant in women Borderline, Histrionic, Dependant
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