Personality
Personality is defined by enduring...
What is thoughts, feelings, and behaviors?
There are 4 "D"s of mental illness
What are deviance, distress, disapproval, and disability?
These are the 3 components of any anxiety disorder
What are physiological, cognitive, and behavioral?
This is the most common disorder
What is Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)?
This is the "gold standard" therapy for many mental illnesses
What is cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)?
This contributes most to the development of personality
What are genes? (heritability)
This theory is the origin of stigmas
What is labeling theory?
This is the most common type of specific phobia
What are animals?
Beck's Cognitive Triad explains the psychological etiology for MDD
What are negative self, world, and future perspectives?
These are 3 sociological reasons for why people have trouble seeking treatment
What are cost, time, and insurance?
Which of Freud's 3 structural stages develops last?
What is the superego?
An etiology that implicates witchcraft, creatures, and paranormal spirits
What is supernatural?
T/F. Stress caused by obsessions can be simply ignored
What is false?
The difference between mania and hypomania
What is length and severity of symptoms? (hypo-: shorter, less severe)
This is the main feature of Roger's person-centered therapy
What is unconditional positive regard?
Name 2 limitations of behavioral and social theories of personality
What are over-reliance on rational behavior and minimizing the importance of emotion?
This study revealed how even mental health professionals fall victim to stigmatization
What is the 1973 Rosenhan study?
There are 2 types of trauma which are the most associated with PTSD
What are combat and sexual assault?
What is Schizophrenia?
The ABC theory hinges on correcting these
What are flawed beliefs or errors in thinking?
There are 2 ways to explain traits in a personality...
What are inferred (top-down) and observed (bottom-up) traits?
What is overpathologizing?
High levels of this inherited trait are associated with higher risk of anxiety disorders
What is neuroticism?
This is a similarity in etiology between Borderline and Antisocial Personality Disorders
What is the social/environmental influence?
This is a similarity in therapeutic approach between psychodynamic and humanistic
What is unstructured, patient-driven conversation?