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What is abnormality?
because normality is a continuum, abnormality is anything on the extremes of the continuum
Criteria of abnormal behavior
○ Socially deviant
○ Maladaptive
○ Personally distressing
○ Disturbing or harmful to others
○ Not rationally justifiable
Diagnosis
Involves identifying a set of specific symptoms and problems
Symptoms
abnormalities in behavior, emotion, and/or thought
Problems
difficulties caused by the symptoms
DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual)
§ Formal classification system
§ Diagnostic criteria for over 200 disorders
§ Current edition DSMV-IV
Prevalence
1 in 6 adults in the US
Most common types of psychological disorders
□ Anxiety
□ Mood
□ Substance-related
conmorbidity
having more that 1 disorder at the same time
"rule of thirds"
1. Complete recovery
2. Control symptoms with treatments
3. Symptoms continue in spite of treatment
Etiology
causal factors and the developmental history of a disorder
Diathesis
predisposition or vulnerability
§ Internal risk factors
§ Genetics, brain structure, neurotransmitters, cognitive pattern
Stress
§ External risk factors
§ Put pressure on the individual to cope, act, or react
§ May precipitate symptoms if someone has a diathesis
main symptoms of mood disorders
disturbance of mood, extreme mood
bipolar
mania and depression
Diagnostic Criteria from DSM-IV
○ 2 weeks
○ Problems
○ Symptoms cannot be attributed to medicines or illnesses
○ Can't be in period of bereavement
Cognitive factors of depression
-Rumination - think over and over
-Explanatory style - how you think about reason for events
-Optimistic vs. Pessimistic
medication
works as a short term option but "poops out"
Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
For extreme depression, creates seizure, 90% success rate, high rate of relapse
psychotherapy
CBT and IPT
Cognitive Behavioral therapy
§ A group of therapies that utilize cognitive interventions and behavior modification techniques to help clients change maladaptive patterns of thinking and behavior
Interpersonal therapy
identifies interpersonal problems and looks for solutions to resolve them
Core features of psychotherapy
Specific and goal related
Problem focused
Present focused
Evidence based
Collaborative Client/therapist relationship