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Chapter 23 medterm

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mental disorder   disturbances of emotional stability, as manifested in maladaptive behavior and impaired functioning.  
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psychology   the study of behavior and the processes of the mind as they relate to the individual's social and physical enviornment.  
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psychologist   A professional who specializes in the study of the structure and function of the brain and related mental processes.  
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compensation   an effort to overcome, or make up for, real or imagined inadequacies.  
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denial   a refusal to admit or acknowledge the reality of something, thus avoiding emotional conflict or anxiety.  
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displacement   the process of transferring a feeling or emotion from the original idea or object to a substitute idea or object.  
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projection   the act of transferring one's own unacceptable thoughts or feelings to someone else.  
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repression   involuntary blocking of unpleasant feelings and experiences from one's own conscious mind.  
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supression   the voluntary blocking of unpleasant feelings and experiences from one's own mind.  
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affect   observable evidence of a person's feelings or emotions  
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amnesia   loss of memory caused by severe emotional trauma, brain injury, substance abuse, or reaction to medications or toxins.  
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anorexia nervosa   a disorder characterized by an emotional disturbance concerning body image; prolonged refusal to eat followed by extreme weight loss, and a lingering fear of becoming obese.  
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anxiety disorders   disorders characterized by chronic worry.  
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apathy   absence or suppression of observable emotion, feeling, concern, or passion.  
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compulsions   irresistible, repetative, irrational impulses to perform an act.  
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delirium   a state of frenzied excitement or wild enthusiasm.  
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delusion   a persistent abnormal belief or perception is firmly held by a person despite evidence to the contrary.  
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euphoria   a sense of well-being or elation.  
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exhibitionism   a sexual disorder involving the exposure of one's genitals to a stranger.  
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frotteurism   a sexual disorder in which the person gains sexual stimulationor excitement by rubbing against a nonconsenting person.  
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hallucination   a subjective perception of something that does not exist in the external enviornment  
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malingeing   a willful and deliberate faking of symptoms of a disease or injury to gain some consciously desired end.  
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mutism   inability to speak  
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obsession   a persistent thought or idea with which the mind is continually and involuntarily preoccupied.  
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paraphilia   sexual perversion or deviation; a condition in which the sexual instinct is expressed in ways that are socially prohibited, unacceptable, or biologically undesirable.  
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pedophillia   a sexual disorder in which the individual is sexually aroused and engages in sexual activity with children.  
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phobia   an anxiety dsorder characterized by an obsessive, irrational, and intense fear of a specific object, activity, or physical situation.  
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schizophrenia   any of a large group of psychotic disorders characerized by a gross distortion of reality, disturbances of language and communitcation, and withdrawal from social interaction.  
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tolerance   the ability to endure unusually large doses of a drug without apparent adverse effects.  
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cata-   down, under, against, lower  
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hypn/o   sleep  
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-mania   a mental disorder; madness  
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ment/o   mind  
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neur/o   nerves  
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phil/o   attraction to  
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-phobia   abnormal fear  
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-phoria   emotional state  
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psych/o   mind  
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schiz/o   split, divided  
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somat/o   body  
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-thymia   condition of the mind or will  
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ADD   attention deficit-disorder  
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ADHD   attention deficit hyperactivity disorder  
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CA   chronological age  
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CNS   central nervous system  
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IQ   intelligence quotient  
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MA   mental age  
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OCD   obsessive-compulsive disorder  
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