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Chapter 16

Unit 6

TermDefinition
Deviant to be different
Distress types of stress with undesired outcome
Dysfunction inability to maintain daily routine
Danger Behavior is potentially dangerous
Agoraphobia Fear of open spaces/crowds
Social Phobia Fear of public embarrassment
Anxiety Disorders Phobic, Panic, Generalized Anxiety, Separation Anxiety, Selective Mutism
Phobic Disorder Irrational fear, causes anxiety, fear leads to massive anxiety attack
Panic Disorder Massive anxiety attack for no reason, spontaneous
Generalized Anxiety Disorder Always nervous, low level of stress that never goes away
Separation Anxiety Disorder Anxiety about being away from caregiver
Selective Mutism Doesn't associate/talk/socialize with people
Somatoform Disorders Believes sick; Hypochondriasis, Somatization, Conversion
Hypochondriasis Exaggerates minor injury when not bad; seeking attention unintentionally
Somatization Disorder Believes doctors wrong, thinks they have illness
Conversion Disorder Individual thinks they lose a bodily function due to traumatic experience
Phantom Limb Disorder Experience sensation where you lost a limb
Dissociative Disorders Memory Loss; Dissociative Amnesia, Dissociative Identity, Dissociative Fugue, Depersonalization
Dissociative Amnesia Memory retrieval difficulty due to traumatic experience; repression
Dissociative Identity Disorder Multiple personality disorder; split personality from stress
Dissociative Fuge Identity loss accompanied by travel
Depersonalization Disorder Feeling of watching oneself
Psychotic Disorders Loss of touch with reality; Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia Symptoms include hallucinations, delusions, disturbance of movement/speech/affect, paranoia, and catatonia
Hallucinations Voices in head or false perceptions
Delusion False beliefs; Grandeur, persecution, & erotomania
Grandeaur False belief that individual is special
Persecution False belief that someone is after you because you believe you are special
Erotomania False belief that individual is in romantic relationship with someone famous
Disturbance of Movement Uncoordinated physical movement
Disturbance of Speech uncoordinated speech pattern; Neologism & Word salad
Neologism Fake words
Word salad real words, but mixed up
Disturbance of Affect Show inappropriate emotion @ inappropriate times
Paranoia Believes that others are after their stuff
Catatonia Immobility
Remissive Have disorder, being treated and no symptoms
Residual Have disorder, being treated, have some symptoms
Affective Disorders Mania, Depression
Mania Positive high, too happy, dangerous
Depression Dysthymic, major episode, postpartum, Grief, SAD, premenstrual dysmorphic
Dysthymic Depression Every day individual is sad; doesn't go away
Major Episode Depression Trauma/life event; 2 weeks-3 months
Postpartum Depression women only after delivering a baby; common
Grief when someone dies
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) deprivation of natural light
Premenstrual Dysmorphic Period
Bipolar major uncontrollable mood swings
Personality Disorders Dramatic, Anxious, Eccentric
Dramatic Attention seeking behavior; Anti-social, Histrionic, Narcissistic, Borderline
Anti-Social Anti-society, evil/mean/deviant; sociopath/psyychopath
Histrionic Exaggeration, dramatic, theatrical lifestyle
Narcissistic Need for love and admiration by everyone; echo & nemesis
Borderline Mania w/o emotional need
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