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agoraphobia an intense fear in a situation which there is no escape
anxiety disorders fearful thoughts about what might happen in the future
bipolar disorder manic episodes alternate with periods of depression, with normal periods in between
catatonic schizophrenia complete stillness or supor or great excitement and agitation
compulsion a presistant irrestible and irrational urge to preform an act repeatedly
conversion suffers lose of motor skills and has no physical cause
dilusions a false not believed by others
delusion of grandeur belief that one is a famous person who has great knowledge ability or authority
delusion of persecution false belief that some person or agency is trying to harm you
disorganized schizophrenia most serious type, extreme social withdrawal, hallucinations, delusions, silliness, inappropriate laughter, grotesque mannerisms, and other bizzar behavior
dissociative amnesia there is a complete or partial loss of the ability to recall personal information or identify past experience
dissociative disorders under unbearable stress, consciousness becomes dessociatedf from a person's identity or her or his memories of important personal events, or both
dissociative fugue one has a complete loss of memory of ones entire identity , travels away from home, and may assume a new identity
dissociative identity disorder two or more distinct unique personalities in the same person
DSM-IV manual which prescribes the criteria used to classifie and diagnose mental dissorders
gender identity disorder a problem excepting ones identity as a male or female
generalized anxiety disorder people experience chronic . excessive worry for 6 months or more
hallucinations an imaginary sensation
hypochondriasis persons are preoccupied with their fear and health, think their symptons are some serious disease,despite what the Dr. says
major depressive feeling of great sadness,despair,and hopelessness ,loss of ability to experience pleasure
manic episode inflated self esteem wild optimisim and hyperactivity often accompanied by delusions of grandeur and hostility id activity is blocked
mood disorders extreme unwarranted disturbances in emotion or mood
obsession a presistent , involuntary thought image or impulse that invades consciousness and causes great distress
obsessive complusive suffers from recurrent obsessives and compulsions
panic attack overwhelming anxiety fear or terror
panic disorder experiences recurring unpredictable episodes of overwhelming anxiety fear or terror
paranoid schizophrenia dillusions of grandeur or persecution
paraphilias sexual disorders in which recurrent sexual urges, fantasies, or behavior involve nonhuman objeats, children, other nonconsenting persons, or the suffering or humilliation of the individlual or his or her paartner
personality disorder long standing inflexible maladaptive pattern of abehaving and relating to others which usually begins in early childhood or adolescence
phobia a persistent irrational fear of specific object , dituation or activity that poses little or no real danger
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