Psych Disorders
When a person experiences anxiety or flashbacks to a traumatic event
What is PTSD?
The type of law that keeps your diagnosis separate from your identifying information
What is confidentiality
The book allows you to read and understand a clinical diagnosis
What is the DSM (5)
the type of therapy designed to help patients feel less alone in their problems and allow them to practice social skills
What is group therapy?
The type of depression that can last for at least two years, and displays symptoms of loss of appetite and sleeping problems.
What is Dysthymic Disorder?
The (probably fake) disorder in which people have more than one distinct personality
What is Dissociative Identity Disorder
Used in the treatment of diseases like Schizophrenia
what are antipsychotic drugs?
the type of therapy that focuses on groups or society
what is sociocultural?
Schizophrenia symtoms which include false beliefs, paranoia
What are delusions?
Issues with body image that lead to self starvation and restriction of food
What is anorexia?
Created Psychoanalysis or examining people's memories and unconsciousness
Who is Sigmund Freud?
The type of therapy that seeks to work through problems to create problem-solving skills
What is Rational Emotive Therapy?
Neurodevelopmental disorders are caused by unusual brain development and include these disorders.
(3 possible answers)
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Intellectual Disability
Abnormal behavior patterns characterized by disturbances in behavior, thinking, perceptions, or negative emotions, or impaired functioning are known as
Psychological Disorders
The type of drug that helps treat depression by preventing reuptake in the neurotransmitters
What are SSRIs?
The (NO LONGER USED) type of psychosurgery that involved the removal of the frontal lobes
What is a lobotomy?
The C in OCD leads to repetitive behaviors
The personality disorder cluster that is odd and eccentric
What is Cluster A
The type of therapy most commonly used in modern settings, first created by Carl Rogers
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy?
The type of therapy that seeks to expose you to your fears to make them less powerful
What is systematic Desensitisation?