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Psychopathology

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Feature of functioning inadequately - the person is upset or distressed Personal distress
Feature of functioning inadequately - behaviour that prevents an individual from achieving major life goals Maladaptive behaviour
Feature of functioning inadequately - there appears to be no good reason why the person should choose to act that way Irrationality + incomprehensibility
Feature of functioning inadequately - behaviour is often highly unpredictable + inappropriate for the situation Unpredictability + loss of control
Feature of functioning inadequately - behaviour that differs substantially from what you would expect in the situation Unconventional or statistically rare behaviour
Feature of functioning inadequately - behaviour that makes other people feel uncomfortable Observer discomfort
Feature of functioning inadequately - breaking laws, taboos, unwritten social rules, etc Violation of moral standards
Negative view of the self, the future, and the world Beck's Cognitive Triad
Acquired in childhood/adolescence from loss of a parent, rejection by peers etc Negative schemas
Activating event triggers Beliefs which are irrational which produces Consequences ABC Model
Definition of Obsession Recurrent, persistent, intrusive thoughts/impulses that are perceived as inappropriate or forbidden
Definition of Compulsion Behaviours that are repeated again + again. Usually in response to an obsession. Done to reduce stress anxiety
Created by: PaddyHoskin97
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