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Psychopathology Midt

9/5 - Introduction

TermDefinition
Externalized Disorders Disorders in which symptoms are often externalized or visable:oppositional defiance disorder, autism, psychosis, anorexia, schizophrenia etc
Internalized Disorders Those whose symptoms are internalized or not visible: learning disorders, substance abuse, anxiety, depression etc.
Clinical Presentation What we are seeing/hearing
Course of the Disorder How does it differently now than it did before. How has the disorder progressed
Prognosis Is it good or bad prognosis? Is it something that can be helped quickly or take time? Can it be helped at all?
Onset Causaility when we first see signs, where did the disorder come from?
Maintenance Causaility why do some people avoid something instead of "getting back on the horse". What is allowing the disorder to continue
Vulnerability internal trait which predisposes people to a disorder. Can be genetic, family history or learned behavior. It can also be a thinking pattern, ie: negative thinking.
Axis 1 Mood Disorders
Axis 2 Personality/developmental disorderts
Axis 3 Medical Conditions
Axis 4 Environmental/psychosocial
Axis 5 Global assessment of functioning. Used to use a number from 0-100 to assess level of functioning, now we just take note of their functioning
Self Report what brings you here today. Important but not always the best, may present themselves more positively/negatively. Some might not be aware of what's wrong. Not the be all/end all
Direct Report Reports from others; parents, teacher, etc.
Created by: hoaxoner
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