Psych Disorders
Considered the "common cold" of the psych disorders
What is Major Depressive Disorder (Depression)?
This type of treatment is the most intrusive and is considered a "last resort"
What is psychosurgery?
Social Facilitation states that in the presence of others ______ preform better and _____ do worse
What is "well-learned responses" and "Newly-learned responses (Novice)"
He created "insight oriented treatment" and used a technique called free association
Who is Freud?
In order to be considered abnormal, you must have these 3 things
Deviant (unusual), Distressful (suffering), and Dysfunctional (interferes with daily functions)
A disorder characterized by intrusive thoughts and repetitive, ritualistic behaviors that decrease anxiety
What is OCD?
This type of biomedical therapy is used to treat depression and only affects the overlying cortex of the brain
What is rTMS (repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation)
In ambiguous situations, other people influence the ________ effect which is a method Muzafer sherif used
What is autokinetic?
This person used confederates to help him figure out that 36.8% of people conformed and misjudged the line in his study
The ability to have 2 or more psych disorders is called this
What is comorbidity?
This is the only disorder is characterized by reexperiencing, withdrawl/numbing, and hyperarousal
What is PTSD?
Doctors wouldn't like to use this therapy because it can cause seizures and memory loss
What is ECT (Electroconvulsive Therapy).
What two types of deception did Asch use in his line test?
What is "visual perception" and "confederates"?
This person used deception techniques such as using fake shocks and telling the participants he was studying learning when he was really studying obedience
Who is Stanley Milgram
Seligman's IGS stands for these three words
What are Internal ("only me"), Global (expands to all areas in life), Stable (consistent over time)
This disorder is known for sudden, extreme attacks of anxiety
What is Panic Disorder?
This type of drug acts like Pacman and eats recepetors that kill serotonin. Can have side effects such as headaches, dry mouth, and dietary restrictions
What are MAOIs?
For Attribution Theory, we explain other's behaviors based on _______ and _________ (use the psych terminology)
What is situation and disposition?
This person used cognitive behavioral therapy to help change negative beliefs
Who is Aaron T. Beck
These are the two childhood disorders and the percent of children who have them
What is ADHD and Autism, and 5%
This is known as the fear of public/crowded places
What is agoraphobia?
These are 2 examples of SSRIs
What are Prozac, Paxil, or Zoloft
This fraction of people went all the way to the end of the Milgram's shock test
What is 2/3 or 65%?
This person concluded that we are influenced more by others when we don't have a reference point
Who is Muzafer Sherif
This psych disorder is associated with too much dopamine