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Psychological Dis
Human Relations
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Jamie has been anxious and worried for at least six months but not threatened for any specific reason. | GAD: Generalized Anxiety Disorder |
| Matt feels tense, arousal and intense apprehension without any reason. | Anxiety Disorder |
| Molly has unexpected severs attacks after feeling intense apprehension or fear. | Panic Disorder |
| Mike is afraid of big spaces or public areas because he might get embarrassed. | Agoraphobia |
| Ted washes his hands repeatedly thinking they are dirty. | OCD: Obsessive compulsive disorder |
| Pam has random mood swings. | Bipolar Disorder |
| Kim has instability and intensity in personal relationships as well as turbulent emotions and impulsive behavior. | Borderline personality disorder |
| Kat lies, steals and fights in school. | Antisocial personality disorder |
| Hector believes he is ill even though the doctor has told him he is not several times. | hypochondriasis |
| Ron experiences paralysis or blindness with out medical cause. | Conversion Disorder |
| Two or more distinct personalities exist within the same individual formally known as multiple personality disorder. | Dissociative identity disorder: DID |
| Yale sees things that are not real and can hear voices. | Schizophrenic Disorder |
| Jeff is head over heels to a potential romantic partner, he is experiencing? | Passionate love |
| Millie is emotionally attached to her boyfriend. | Romantic Love |
| Sternberg's triangle of love is made up of what 3 feelings? | Intimacy, Passion, Commitment |
| What is intimacy? | Emotional aspect of love and includes closeness, sharing and communication. |
| What is passion? | Emotional or motivational aspect of love, involving physiological arousal and intense desire to be united. |
| What is commitment? | The cognitive aspect of love, includes both short term and long term. |
| 3 attachment styles? | Secure, avoidant, and anxious. |
| Individuals find it easy to trust and love others? | Secure attachment. |
| Individuals feel uneasy about getting close to others? | Avoidant attachment |
| Individuals want to be attached but find it difficult to commit to others? | Anxious- ambivalent attachment style |
| Mental health professional whose specialized training in a school of social work prepares them in collaboration with psychiatrists and clinical psychologists. | Clinical social worker |
| Member of a religious group who specializes in the treatment of psychological disorders. | Pastoral counselor |
| Typically obtained a PhD or PsyD. Provies guidances in areas such as vocation, school drug or martial. | Counseling psychologist |
| Must have completed all medical school training for an MD degree and also have undergone some post doctoral specialty training in mental and emotional disorders. | Psychiatrist. |
| Therapist with either and MD or PhD who has completed specialized postgraduate training in the Freduian approach to understanding and treating mental disorders. | Psychoanalyst. |
| Four goals of therapy? | Reaching a diagnosis, proposing a probable etiology, making a prognosis, prescribining and carrying out form of treatment |
| Any of a group of therapies, used to treat psychological disorders that focus on changing faulty behaviors, thoughts, perceptions, and emotions that may be associated with specific disorders. | Psychotherapy |
| The therapeutic method in which a patient gives a running accounts of thoughts, wishes, physical sensations and mental images as they occur. | Free association |
| The inability or unwillingness of a patient in psychoanalysis to discuss certain ideas, desires, or experiences. | Resistance |
| The process by which a person in psychoanalysis attaches to a therapist feelings formerly held toward some significant person who figured into past emotional conflict. | Transference |
| The part of the dream you remember | Manifest |
| What the dream means | Latent content |
| Behavioral therapy technique in which a client is taught to prevent the arousal of anxiety by confronting the feared stimulus while relaxed. | Systematic Desensitization |
| Type of therapy used to treat individuals attracted to harmful stimuli; an attractive stimulus is paired with a noxious stimulus in order to elicit a negative reaction to the target stimulus. | Aversion Therapy |
| Changing feelings about something by changing the way the client thinks about significant life experiences. | Cognitive therapy |
| Prozac or zoloft is used to treat? | Depression |
| Lithium is used to treat? | Bipolar |
| Valium or xanax is used to treat? | Anxiety |
| Thoroazine is used to treat? | Schizophrenia |
| Use of electroconvulsive shock as an effective treatment for serve depression. | Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) |
| Tendency to settle for someone like ourselves at least in regard to the level of physical attractiveness. | Matching hypothesis |
| Physical closeness | Propinquity |
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