Disorder
Treatment/Therapy
Symptoms
All in the brain
Wildcard
100

Severe depression that can be debilitating. Symptoms include not being able to get out of bed, lethargy, etc. 

Major depression

100

Treatment for this illness is usually medication, talk therapy, or a combination of the two

What is clinical depression

100

Symptoms of this disorder include recurrent and unexpected panic attacks, along with at least one month of constant worrying.

What is panic disorder

100

A nerve cell located in the brain is called what

Neuron

100

The DSM-V groups most mental disorders by their...

What is symptoms

200

What is a specific phobia? Give an example.

An individual has an intense fear of one thing

200
Common medication to treat bipolar disorder

Lithium

200

Symptoms of this include reliving a traumatic event, extreme stress/anxiety and sleep problems

What is PTSD

200

This system of the body is responsible for quickly activating feelings and biological processes associated with the experience of anxiety disorders. (it is not the parasympathetic nervous system)...

What is the sympathetic nervous system

200

The scientific study of psychological disorders, including symptoms, etiology, and treatment?

What is psychopathology

300

What did dissociative identity disorder use to be called?

What is multiple personality disorder

300

Produces convulsions to treat severe depression

What is electro-convulsion therapy(ECT)

300

Symptoms of this include heightened tension, excessive worry and fearfulness and constantly overthinking things

What is anxiety

300

What is the stress hormone

Cortisol 

300

What is the DSM-V and who publishes it?

Diagnostic Statistical Manual and American Psychiatric Association

400

What gender is major depression more common in?

Women
400

Systematic desensitization is specifically designed to help a person deal with these. 

What are phobias?

400

People with this psychological disorder experience a sever break with reality, including hallucinations and delusions.

What is Schizophrenia

400

Cortisol, serotonin, and dopamine are examples of what?

Neurotransmitters. Chemical messengers of the nervous system

400

What is the definition of abnormal behavior?

Behavior that is deviant, maladaptive or personally distressful over a relatively long period of time. 

500

Major changes in sleep patterns, weight level, and a loss of interest in pleasurable activities are characterized in this disorder

What is a major depressive disorder

500

What is the most effective treatment for anxiety disorders? NOT medications

What are cognitive behavioral therapies

500

People with this psychological disorder experience extreme fearfulness and avoidance of a situation, object or event

What is a phobia

500

This neurotransmitter has been strongly linked to the development of positive symptoms in schizophrenia

What is dopamine
500

ADHD stands for this

What is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

600

Fear of heights

Acrophobia

600

Type of therapy to help the patient become aware of unconscious conflicts and to gain insight into how these conflicts affect functioning.

What is psychoanalytic therapy

600

Symptoms include thoughts and urges that are intrusive and unwanted and/or the need to engage in repetitive behaviors

What is obsessive compulsion disorders?

600

What neurotransmitter is low during depressive states, and can increase by exercising?

Serotonin

600

PTSD stands for this 

Post-traumatic stress disorder

700

Symptoms include: choking sensation, tightening of the throat, emotional distress, difficulty in breathing

What are the symptoms of a panic attack?

700

Therapy that uses the principles of learning theory such as classical and operant conditioning, to correct abnormal behavior

What is behavioral therapy

700

Symptoms of this disorder include persistent fear or anxiety and avoidance of social situations

What is social anxiety disorder

700

This part of the brain deals with emotions

What is the amygdala

700

Spelling...

what is SCHIZOPHRENIA

800

The common type of disorder in the US?

What is anxiety disorder

800

Using medication to treat mental disorders is called

What is psychopharmacology 

800

Symptoms of this disorder include difficulty discarding possessions, regardless of how valueless/useless they are

What is hoarding disorder

800

Earlier this semester, we learned that this part of the brain that separates the two hemispheres may be one cause of autism

Abnormalities to the corpus callosum 

800

In November, this day has routinely been the busiest shopping day of the year

Black Friday

900

A person with this disorder has more than one distinct personality or identity. 

What is dissociative identity disorder

900

True or false.....electroshock therapy is still used today

True

900

Symptoms of this include sadness, guilt, pessimism, fatigue and anxiety

What is depression

900

The amygdala, hippocampus, and hypothalamus are components of what system in the brain

Limbic system

900

Name all of Santa's reindeer

Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen and, of course, Rudolph.

1000
In any given year, about ___% of American adults over the age of 18 suffer from mental disorders (HINT: the same number of miles in a marathon):

a) 11.2%

b) 40%

c) 2.5%

d) 26.2%

D) 26.2 which means that 57.7 million people in the US suffer from a mental disorder.

1000

Uses coins, stars, or other indirect rewards as "tokens" that can be collected and traded later for real rewards

What is token economy
1000

Symptoms of this disorder include mood swings from depression to mania

What is bipolar disorder

1000

Mood disorders may be linked to ___in the brain

What is chemical imbalances

1000

What is georgette's email?

gsamaras@pstcc.edu

1100

____are twice as likely to be diagnosed with depression, while ___ are nearly three to six times as likely to be diagnosed with antisocial personality disorders

Woman: Men

1100

Removing or destroying brain tissue in the treatment of abnormalities

What is psychosurgery

1100

Symptoms of this disorder include constant patterns of inattention and/or hyperactive and impulsive behavior that interferes with normal functioning

What is ADHD

1100
What system of the brain acts like the 'gas pedal in a car to relax you from a heightened state? Not the sympathetic nervous system

What is the parasympathetic system

1100

What is the term that helps bring relaxation to a person if practiced regularly? If you replaced a letter in this word 'Medication' you will have the answer. 

Meditation

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