Basics
Disorders 1
Disorders 2
Treatment
Perspectives
100

This tool (ah hemm MANUAL) was designed to classify psychological disorders.

DSM

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders

100

Juan suffers from schizophrenia. He hears voices that tell him to kill people. He is experiencing _____

Hallucinations 

100

Depression is associated with low levels of 

serotonin

100

This type of therapist, while not common in modern times, would use techniques such as free associate and dream analysis to revel repressed conflicts.

Psychoanalytic 

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100

The approach that presumes disorders have a physiological cause and most often utilize prescription drugs to treat patients. 

Biological 

200
What are the "3 D's" or the criterion for determining disorders?

Deviant, Distressful, Dysfunctional

200

Adam locks his door 10 times before he leaves for work every morning. Adam most likely is suffering from 

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

200

Fran was sitting on the bus when she suddenly felt overwhelmed. Her heart started racing, her legs felt weak, and her body trembled. Fran is most likely experience a ___ ____, which is typical of _____ disorder. 

panic attack; panic

200

Schizophrenia is most likely to be treated with which of the following... A) Prozac B) Lithium C) Xanax D) Hadol E) Adderall

The only antipsychotic in the group is Haldol.
200

The perspective that would evaluate a person's perspectives, attitudes, and information-processing in order to make an accurate diagnosis. 

Cognitive

300

The name of the researcher who demonstrated the biasing power of labels in his classic, yet controversial study, "On Being Sane in Insane Places."

Rosenhan

300

Rhoda sometimes experiences periods of major depression. At other times, she is extremely talkative and active, appears to be in a euphoric mood, goes days with sleeping, and reports that her thoughts are racing. The most likely diagnosis of Rhoda’s condition is (DAILY DOUBLE IF YOU ARE SPECIFIC)

Bipolar 1

300

Karen was the victim of sexual abuse as a child. As an adult, her alters commonly take over. Karen suffers from 

Dissociative Identify Disorder
300

This therapy was designed to challenge a clients self-defeating thoughts. DAILY DOUBLE FOR 600 POINTS if you also name the person who developed it

Rational Emotive Therapy (REBT) 

Albert Ellis

300

Exposure therapy and systematic desensitization, typically used to treat anxiety disorders, are action therapies based in this perspective

Behavioral

400

The word Etiology is all over your unit graphic. The word etiology means...

cause

400

Shelly is often irritable, has difficultly concentrating and is unable to control her worrisome thoughts. Shelly most likely is suffering from  

Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)


400

As a child Scott had no problem lying to authority figures  and would often get into fights with little remorse. As an adult, he is a charming yet ruthless CEO. Scott would most likely be diagnosed with 

Antisocial Personality Disorder

400

These two people are credited with advocating for the humane treatment of the mentally ill. 

Phillipe Pinel and Dorothea Dix

400

The ________ approach believes that mental illness stems from low self-esteem and a poor self concept and that maladaptive  behaviors result from one's inability to be their authentic self. 

Humanistic

500

This theory (model) states that mental disorders develop when a biological predisposition is set off by stressful circumstances.

Diathesis-stress model

500

Carl reports numbness and paralysis of a his arm, as well as blindness, yet there is no physical or neurological explanation. Carl is most likely suffering from 

A conversion disorder

500

Paula lacks self-confidence. She has a difficult time expressing disagreement with others, and she usually lets her friend make decisions for her. Other have commented that she is clingy. With which of the following personality disorders might Paula be diagnosed?

Dependent

500
Joy's therapist is a proponent of Carl Rogers and his humanistic approach to psychotherapy. He uses active listening and offers unconditional positive regard without giving advice. He is practicing this kind of therapy

Client-centered therapy (Person-centered) 

500

A therapist who treats depression using an insight approach like interpersonal psychotherapy, to help client understand their unconscious influences, would be a proponent of this perspective. 

Psychodynamic 

ANALYTIC -> DYNAMIC...ALPHABETICAL ORDER IS ALSO HISTORICALLY ACCURATE