Freud's contributions
Defining Disorder
DSM Drama
Anxiety Based Disorders
Assessments
100
What someone is preoccupied with eating and drinking and reduces anxiety through oral activity, they might have what fixation?
What is ORAL fixation
100
Mental health is not discrete instead it is considered this.
What is to be on a continuum?
100
The current DSM.
What is DSM V?
100
Fear is excessive or unreasonable and cued by presence or anticipation of a specific object or situation
What are phobic disorders?
100
An open-ended conversation between researcher (or clinician) and participant (or patient)
What is an interview?
200
If I steal something from Whole Foods but justify it because the CEO makes way too much money, what defense mechanism am I exhibiting?
What is rationalization?
200
According to research by Weeks, it is good to be this.
What is an eccentric?
200
The diagnostic manual the majority of the world uses.
What is ICD?
200
This type of phobia has adolescence or early 20s onset.
What is situational phobia?
200
Indirect measures aimed at revealing a person’s unconscious issues/conflicts
What are projective measures?
300
The first stage of Freud's psychosexual development.
What is ORAL stage.
300
Who is Hattie Green?
300
These two researchers changed our understanding of the science of sexuality.
Who are Hooker and Kinsey?
300
This therapy was developed to help people confront their phobias.
What is exposure therapy?
300
Direct measures of a person’s feelings, thoughts, and behaviors, often in the form of questionnaires
What are objective measures?
400
The three parts in Freud's theory of personality.
What is Id, Ego, and Superego.
400
A distressful or dysfunctional pattern of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that interferes with one’s ability to function in a healthy way.
What is psychological distress?
400
This psychiatrist wrote The Myth of Mental Illness and rocked the discipline.
Who is Thomas Szasz?
400
This part of the brain tells your hypothalamus to initiate the flight or fight response.
What is the amygdala?
400
Beck Depression Inventory is an example of.
What is an Objective Measure?
500
The defense mechanism in which one channels unacceptable impulses into socially productive activities.
What is sublimation?
500
Four factors for considering what is atypical behavior.
What is disfunction, deviance, distress, danger?
500
This psychologist was determined to prove that psychology was a science and shaped the DSM.
Who is Spitzer?
500
Where 95% of your serotonin is produced.
What is your gut?
500
Roscharch and Thematic appreception tests are examples of.
What is projective measures?