Personality & Schizophrenia
Excessively dramatic
Histrionic
If you exhibit 5 symptoms over ____ weeks, you could get diagnosed with Depression
Two
What DSM stands for
Diagnostic Statistical Manual
OCD typically results from an intense response to this disorder
Phobia
Somatic Disorder characterized by experiencing physical pain in a particular physical region as a way to address some type of psychological or mental problem
Conversion Disorder
Characterized by a complete lack of empathy. Often highly intelligent
Antisocial disorder /Psychopath
This state is the elevated, 100 mph excessive mood in bipolar disorder
Manic/Mania
Amnesia would be classified under this category of disorders
Dissociative
Depression is linked to lower levels of this neurotransmitter
Serotonin
Formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder
(I need the full name not the acronym)
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Personality disorders are broken up into how many clusters for characterization?
three
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Approach/Perspective that would likely explain depression developing as a result of unresolved issues from childhood
Psychoanalytic
Characterized by sudden elevated heart rate, sweating and morbid thoughts.
Panic Attack/Panic Disorder
This dissociative state results from amnesia and often is characterized by the person being in a different location having no idea why they are there or who they are
Fugue (Dissociative Fugue)
Clingy. Incapable of making decisions
Dependent Personality disorder
Largely undiagnosed for much of the 20th century, this anxiety disorder typically is a result of some type of acute trauma experienced or witnessed
PTSD
The three Ds of Abnormality are Deviant, Distressful and ___________
Dysfunctional
Of insomnia, overeating, regression, and suicidal thoughts, which is NOT a symptom of depression
regression
Jumbling words in a nonsensical manner AKA _______ is a characteristic of Schizophrenic thought.
Word salad
this symptom of schizophrenia (and still technically a type of schizophrenia) is characterized by flat, motionless effect for prolonged periods
Catatonic/Catatonia
Seasonal Affective Disorder
Of a sociopath or psychopath, which one is more likely to have developed their disorder due to environmental, nurturing factors
Sociopath
DMDD Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder is a new mood disorder that is typically seen in this group of people
children/adolescents
This part of the brain is believed to be critical in misprocessing/relaying information for people with schizophrenia
Thalamus