Psych Test 4

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Relatively mild mental disorder in which person hasn't lost contact with reality

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Neurotic

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Severe mental disorder in which person has lost contact with reality

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Phychotic

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Jumpiness, trembling, not able to relax...

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Motor tension

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Racing heart, perspiration, dizziness

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Hyperactivity

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Results in phobias

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Apprehensive expectations and thoughts

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Persistent anxiety for at least a month, but can't come up with a reason why

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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Recurrent, sudden onset of intense terror

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Panic disorders

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Irrational, overwhelming, persistent fear of particular object or situation

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Phobic disorders

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Anxiety provoking thoughts that will not go away and/or urges to perform repetitive ritualistic disorders to prevent or produce some future situation

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Obsessive Compulsive disorder

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Develops through exposure to traumatic event

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Post-traumatic stress disorder

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Psychological symptoms that take a physical form even though no physical cause can be found

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Somatoform disorder

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Pervasive fear of illness and disease that never really happens

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Hypochondriasis

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Experience genuine, physical symptoms even though no physiological cause can be found

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Conversion disorder

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Sudden loss of memory or change in identity

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Dissociative disorders

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Memory loss caused by extensive psychological stress

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Amnesia

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Develops amnesia but also travels away and assumes new identity

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Fugue

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When someone has two or more distinct personalities within themselves

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Dissociative Identity Disorder

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Wide emotional swings ranging from deep depresion to extreme euphoria and agitation

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Mood disorders

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Deeply unhappy, demoralized, self-derogitory and bored, changes in appetite and sleep patterns, decreased energy, feelings of worthlessness, guilt feelings that prompt suicide

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Major Depression

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Extreme mood swings

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Bipolar disorder

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Distorted thoughts or perceptions, odd communication, inappropriate emotion, abnormal motor behavioral, and social withdrawal

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Schizophrenic disorders

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Delusions and halucinations that have no meaning

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Disorganized schizo

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Bizarre motor behavior, includes being completely immobile

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Catatonic schizo

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Delusions of reference, grander, and persecution

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Paranoid schizo

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Characteristics of all three types of schizo

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Undifferentiated schizo

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Develop when personality traits become inflexible and maladaptive, and usually cannot tell the difference from others

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Personality disorders

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Appear to be in contact with reality, but most behavior is distasteful

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Schizotypal

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Anxious-fearful cluster disorder

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Obsessive-compulsive

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Dramatic, emotional, and erratic cluster personality disorders

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Borderline/Antisocial

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Grandiose sense of self, need for admiration, lack of empathy

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Narcissistic

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Important to analyze person's learning history to etermine the extent to which religious behavior has been rewarded, punished or imitated

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Behavioral religion

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Understanding the key to religiousness resides deep within the unconscious mind

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Psychoanalytic religion

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Individuals are believed to have instinctual needs that they are not aware of, such as needs for safety and security, which are met by relating to a higher power

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Psychoanalytic religion

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Person's most important needs include growth, purpose, and express values

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Humanistic religion

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Humans have innate tendencies to fulfill their potential and express values

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Humanistic religion

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Individuals adopt a particular religious stance because of the experiences they have in the culture in which they live

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Sociocultural religion

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What a person does to answer basic existential questions of life

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Religion

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Conscious dependency on a diety or God

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Religion

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Institutional, organizational, ritual, and ideological

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Religion

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Personal, affective, experiential and thoughtful

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Spirituality

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Change from having no religious belief to accepting a religious belief as one's own or the process of changing from one religious belief system to another

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Religious conversion

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Involves religious motives that lie within person (LIVES the religion)

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Intrinsic Religious Orientation

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Involves personal motives that lie outside the religion itself (USE the religion)

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Extrinsic Religious Orientation

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Searching and exploring religious issues while being satisfied in not finding answers and being awre of one's limitations in the faces of existential questions

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Quest