Defining Behavior Disorders
True or false: social abnormality is necessary for a behavior to be classified as a disorder.
What is false?
Hoarding was removed from the OCD diagnostic criteria under this version of the DSM.
What is 5?
Define "lumping" in the context of Anxiety Disorders
The UCS
A stimulus that elicits a reflexive response? (AKA you do not need to have prior exposure or learning to respond to this stimulus.)
This refers normal and natural differences in brain functioning from person to person.
What is neurodiversity?
FALSE; Toxic masculinity is NOT considered a behavior disorder even though it seems to fit the criteria to be considered one
The ultimate goal of a classification system is _
What is utility?
Panic attacks may happen with this disorder, but the key feature is excessive worry.
What is GAD?
The CS
The stimulus that is paired with the UCS during conditioning?
An individual who is pretending to have a disorder that they do not have is ___________.
What is malingering?
The idea that behavior disorders are a choice is most closely associated with this model of psychopathology.
What is the moral model?
Access to insurance coverage is an example of this purpose of classification.
What are sociopolitical functions?
This is when stimulus-response pairings are learned slowly over time.
What is insidious acquisition?
From a young age, your parent has told you that if you eat fast food, you will get food poisoning. You now fear fast food, and never eat at fast food restaurants. This fear was developed through __ __.
In Oltmann's Chapter 1, Karen suffered from this disorder which made her refrain from picking the first cereal box on the shelves, in fear that it would result in harm of her firstborn child.
What is OCD?
The difference between a malfunction and a dysfunction is...
Dysfunction refers to impairment in a system
Malfunction refers to an improper function operating in a system
This researcher sent his research assistants to admit themselves into psych wards to show the flaws in the psychiatric institution system
Who is David Rosenhan?
According to Craighead, Individuals with panic disorder are more likely to fear procedures that elicit bodily sensations similar to the ones experienced during panic attacks. This is an example of a _______ Feature of Panic Disorder.
What is Cognitive?
According to __ __, fear can develop without direct experience with the given stimulus.
What is vicarious conditioning (AKA modeling)?
The idea of defense mechanisms are most closely associated with this psychiatrist.
What is Sigmund Freud?
Widiger and Sankis (2000) suggest using this term rather than "harmful dysfunction."
What is "dyscontrolled maladaptivity?"
Conflict between different schools of psychiatry led to the DSM3 being described as ___________.
What is theoretically agnostic?
The most commonly reported compulsions include...
What are decontamination, Checking, Repeating Routine Activities, Ordering/Arranging, Mental Rituals?
This is when bodily sensations become conditioned and elicit further arousal.
What is interoceptive conditioning?
This disorder changed the trajectory of psychiatry during the 1800s.
What is dementia paralytica?