obsessive-compulsive disorder
a key feature of OCD is this kind of thought.
intrusive
a phobia is...
an intense, irrational fear of specific objects or situations
a disturbance in emotional experience that is strong enough to interfere in everyday living
the name for being detached from reality
psychosis
a disorder characterized by restricting food intake
anorexia nervosa
obsessions in OCD are...
persistent, unwanted thoughts/ideas that keep recurring
an intense physiological experience that can last from a few seconds to several hours, sometimes confused with a heart attack
anhedonia, or loss of interest in activities, is commonly seen in this disorder.
major depressive disorder
a hallucination is an example of what kind of symptom
a positive-symptom
a disorder most commonly diagnosed in victims of sexual assault
PTSD
goal is to ease the stress caused by the obsessions
the name for a constant, free-floating anxiety that causes distress and impairment
generalized anxiety disorder
individuals more likely to be diagnosed with depression
women
an example of a negative-symptom in schizophrenia spectrum disorder
disorganized speech, thought; flat affect; catatonia
eminem's mother was thought to have this disorder
munchausen by proxy/factitious disorder by proxy
what an intrusive thought ISN'T.
something you want to do
agoraphobia is...
the fear of being in a situation in which escape is difficult and help for a panic attack would not be available
a state of elation and energization that occurs in cycles
mania
schizophrenia most often seems to develop due to...
genetic predispositions
usually consists of a detachment from the self and feelings of being in one's body
depersonalization
this specific part of the brain is malfunctioning in individuals with OCD.
anterior cingulate cortex
a type of phobia someone afraid of public speaking might have
social phobia
the name of the author the slides quote on the topic of bipolar disorder.
kay redfield jamison
the two different "kinds" of schizophrenia
process and reactive
a disorder in which psychological distress becomes physical ailments without any medical cause
functional neurologic disorder/conversion disorder