Identifying Abnormal Behavior
What is the manual for diagnosis of mental disorder named
DSM-5
Panic disorder - sudden episodes of in the form of panic attacks
extreme anxiety
Behaviorists focus on how a behavior was
reinforced and rewarded
is the normal human response to stress
anxiety
Abnormal behavior is , occurs infrequently in a given population
Unusual
.Bipolar 1 - periods of both depression and mania, during a manic episode the individual is and may not sleep for days at a time
hyperactive
The biological perspective argues that many psychological disorders are caused by
hormonal or neurotransmitter imbalances
The perspective focuses on faulty, illogical, and negative ways of thinking
cognitive
Abnormal behavior is distressful, it prevents a person from thinking clearly and making
rational decisions
Schizophrenia affects approximately percent of the U.S. population
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The psychoanalytic perspective views mental disorders as the product of intrapsychic conflicts among the
id, the ego, and the superego
The biological perspective argues that many psychological disorders are caused by hormonal or , differences in brain structure
neurotransmitter
the DSM-5 provides diagnostic categories for classifying over specific psychological disorders
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Dissociative disorders all involve a of significant aspects of a person’s awareness, memory, or identity
splitting apart
The humanist perspective looks to a person’s feelings, for the cause of mental behavior
self-esteem, and self concept
.Depressive disorders are in a person’s emotions that involve loss of pleasure, sleep problems, lack of concentration, negative thoughts, or a suicidal ideation
serious disturbances
In order to protect itself, the ego psychic conflicts into the unconscious.
represses
Antisocial personality disorder - a profound for, and violation of the rights of others
disregard
Humanists believe that is the result of choices we make in struggling to find meaning in life
behavior
DID - the presence of two or more distinct in the same individual
personality systems