Pscy 286 Test 3 - Part 1

Front 1

Fear

Back 1

Reaction to danger or threat

Front 2

Cognitive Component

Back 2

Thought - Threat, Danger

Front 3

Somatic Component

Back 3

Psychophysiological reaction - Sweating, Increased HR

Front 4

Behavioral Component

Back 4

Voluntary - Actions

Front 5

Emotional Component

Back 5

Feeling - Anxiety, Deprssion

Front 6

Anxiety

Back 6

An uncomfortable feeling of apprehension, fear and uncertainty triggered by unspecified factors, or "the unknown"

Front 7

Indicators of Anxiety

Back 7

-Accelerated Heart Rate
-Increased Perspiration
-Adrenaline Secretion
-Respiration Deepens
-Digestion Slows
-HARPD-

Front 8

Abnormal Anxiety

Back 8

-Triggered by SUBJECTIVE ideas, without evidence of OBJECTIVE threat
-Disproportionate and debilitating
-Unrealistic or irrational by nature
-Persistent and impairing

Front 9

Anxiety Disorders

Back 9

-Group of disorders marked by free floating feelings of tension, apprehension, anxiety, and fear
-Feelings may be persistently or periodically experienced
-Not triggered by objective danger; but, persistent feeling of being in danger

Front 10

Phobic Disorder

Back 10

-An anxiety disorder marked by intense bouts of intense fear, often accompanied by avoidance of the triggering stimuli
-Triggering stimulus presents no objective threat

Front 11

Phobic Disorder (Symptoms)

Back 11

-Palpitations
-Sweating and trembling
-Chocking sensation
-Dizziness, nausea, hyperventilation
-Increased tension and perspiration
-PCNIS-

Front 12

Social Phobia (1 of 3 phobia classes)

Back 12

-Intense irrational fear related to concerns about being judged, evaluated, or scrutinized by others
-Intense involuntary physical symptoms

Front 13

Agoraphobia (1 of 3 phobia classes)

Back 13

-Intense irrational fear triggered by idea of being in open, vulnerable, unprotected situations
-Intense involuntary physical symptoms

Front 14

Specific Phobia (1 of 3 phobia classes)

Back 14

-Intense irrational fears triggered by certain objects or situations that ARE NOT objectively threatening

Front 15

Panic Disorder

Back 15

-A condition marked by sporadic, unpredictable bouts of panic sufficient to disrupts normal functioning
-The unexpected bout of panic is followed by 1 month of persistent concern about having another attack

Front 16

Panic Symptoms

Back 16

Intense period of anxiety with 4 or more symptoms of Palpitations, Sweating, Shaking, Shortness of Breath, Chest Pain, Choking Sensation, Fear, Nausea, Abdominal Distress, Fear of Dying, Fear of Loosing Control, Chills, Hot Flushes, etc.
-CFSHAPN-

Front 17

Panic with Agoraphobia

Back 17

-An anxiety condition marked by avoidance of situations in which panic or intense, uncontrolled anxiety attacks may occur
-Symptoms include worry about the implications of attack and fear of additional attacks

Front 18

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Back 18

-Conditions marked by recurring unwanted thoughts, and/or patterns of ritualistic, repetitive acts
-Ritualistic behaviors aims to reduce or avoid anxiety
-Efforts to suppress or ignore though prove futile

Front 19

Obsession

Back 19

The uncontrolled repetitive thoughts/ideas accompanied by anxiety

Front 20

Compulsion

Back 20

The ritualistic or repetitive actions accompanied by anxiety

Front 21

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Back 21

-Conditions marked by excessive anxiety, apprehension, and worry persisting for 6 months
-Within a 6 month time period, more days of worry than not
-Worry Wart

Front 22

Generalized Anxiety Disorder (Symptoms)

Back 22

Restlessness, fatigue, irritability, difficulty concentrating, sleep disturbance, general tension and discomfort
-RFIDSGD-

Front 23

Stress Related Anxiety Disorders

Back 23

-Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
-Acute PTSD
-Chronic PTSD
-Delayed PTSD

Front 24

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Back 24

Clinical reaction to stressor marked by recurring memories, night terror, difficulty working, depression, numbness, panic, worry, etc.

Front 25

Acute PTSD

Back 25

Symptoms onset and persist less than 3 months of trauma

Front 26

Chronic PTSD

Back 26

Symptoms last 3 months or longer

Front 27

Delayed PTSD

Back 27

Onset of symptoms after 6 months