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Psychological Disorders. Chapter 18. A Disorder is…. Behavior or mental process personal suffering interferes with your ability . Ask yourself…. Is it typical? Is it maladaptive ? Is it emotionally uncomfortable? Is it socially unacceptable? . Normal vs abnormal?.
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Psychological Disorders Chapter 18
A Disorder is… • Behavior or mental process • personal suffering • interferes with your ability
Ask yourself… • Is it typical? • Is it maladaptive? • Is it emotionally uncomfortable? • Is it socially unacceptable?
Normal vs abnormal? • “average” majority • Everybody’s expectation • culturally biased
Homeostasis • Avoid unpleasantness • Seek homeostasis, equilibrium • Usually works
SomatoformDisorders Mood Disorders DissociativeDisorders Schizophrenia DSM-IV-TR Anxiety Disorders Personality Disorders common to identify with one or more… relax
only for professionals to diagnose!!!
Anxiety Disorders • Generalized * • Social Anxiety * • claustrophobia • hydrophobia • agoraphobia • panic attack • OCD • PSD
Dissociative Disorders • Amnesia * • Dissociative Fugue • Dissociative Identity Disorder • Depersonalization *
Somatoform Disorders • Hypochondriasis • Conversion Disorder * • Munchausen Syndrome (proxy)
Mood Disorders • Depression • Bi-polar Disorder
Schizophrenia • Paranoid Schizophrenic * • Disorganized Schizophrenic • Catatonic Schizophrenic, catatonic stupor
Narcissistic PD • Attention-seeking behaviors • Needs admiration • Lack of empathy • Grandiose • Self-centered
Antisocial PD • disregard for and violation of the rights of others • Age 15/Age 18 • Aggressiveness • Lack of remorse • Conning, deceptive
Dependent PD • View others as better • Seek others to survive • Sacrifice self to maintain bonds or relationships • Insecure attachment
Avoidant PD • Avoids social interaction • Fear of ridicule • Sensitive to negative reactions • Mistrust • Social distancing • Linked with bullying
Histrionic PD • Successful • Dramatize and exaggerate difficulties • Pride of own personality • Rapidly shifting emotions • Exhibitionist or seductive
Obsessive-Compulsive PD (OCD) • Obsessive need for cleanliness, order • Perfectionism • Compulsion to make lists • excessive pedantry, rigidness • Ritualistic acts
Some Causes • Death of a loved one • Divorce/separation • Natural disaster • Moving • Bullying • Start/end of school • “Stress of Life Changes”