clinical symptoms
loss of memory
amnesia
drugs that reverse depression and return patient to more even state
antidepressants
treatment in which a child express feeling through use of toys in a playroom
play therapy
one or more manic episodes, alternating with depressive episodes
bipolar disorder
distrust and suspiciousness of others; quick to take offence
paranoid
uncontrollable urge to perform task repeatedly
compulsion
drugs that are used to treat patients with bipolar disorder
mood stabilizers
technique such as free association, dream interpretation and transparence
psychoanalysis
episodes of severe sadness, hopelessness and discouragement
major depressive disorder
no loyalty or concern for others; blames others when one is at fault
irrational or disabling fear of object or situation
phobia
drugs for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
stimulants
treatment of entire family to resolve the conflicts
family therapy
a mood resembling mania, but in lesser intensity
hypomania
need for admiration and lack of empathy
narcissistic
fixed, false belief that cannot be changed by logical reasoning
delusion
other word for neuroleptics
antipsychotics
induced trance (state of altered consciousness)
hypnosis
depressed mood that persist over 2 year period, but not as severe as major depressive disorder
dysthymia (persistent depressive disorder)
unwilling to get involved with others for a fear of being criticized or rejected
avoidance
variable, undergoing rapid emotional change
labile
drugs that suppresses enzymes that normally breaks neurotransmitters
MAO inhibitors (monoamine oxidase inhibitors)
conditioning is used to relieve anxiety, depression, substance abuse, focuses on connection between behavior and thoughts
cognitive behavioral therapy
mild form of bipolar disorder
cyclothymic disorder
affected person that is immature, dependent and theatrical
histrionic