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medical model
concept that diseases have physical causes that can be diagnosed, treated, and even cured.
generalized anxiety
an anxiety disorder in which a person is continually tense

constant autonomic nervous system arousal
panic disorder
anxiety disorder.

unpredictable minutes-long episodes of intense dread = TERROR, CHEST PAIN, CHOKING, etc.
agoraphobia
fear of situations in which escape might be difficult or help unavailable when panic strikes.
dissociative disorders
disorders where conscious awareness becomes separated from previous memories/thoughts/feelings
mania
MOOD DISORDER - marked by a hyperactive and wildly optimistic state.
delusions
false beliefs that may accompany psychotic disorders
obsessive compulsive disorder

OCD
ANXIETY DISORDER

characterized by unawted repetitive thoughts (obsessions) and or actions (compulsions)
DSM-IV
a widely usd system for classifying psychological disorders.
Major Depressive disorder
mood disorder where a person experiences2 or more weeks of

significantly
depressed moods,
feeling worthless
diminished interest/pleasure
suicide risk factors
depression = 5 times risk of suicide

HAPPENS IN THE REBOUND FROM DEPRESSED STATE

tramatic event, drug/alc
Schizophrenia
"split mind"

group of disorders characterized by:
disorganized thinking
disturbed perception
inappropriate emotions/actions
symptoms: schizo
delusions, hallucinations,
hallucinations
sensory experiences without sensory stimulation
positive/negative symptoms
positive - halucinations, talk in disorganized ways, inappropriate emotions

negative- toneless voices, no expressions on face, mute/rigid bodies
schizo:dopamine
high levels of dopamine may intensify brain signals in schizophrenia, creating positive symptoms.

causes overreactions to irrelevant external/internal stimuli in patients
personality disorders
psychological disorders characterized by inflexible/enduring behavior patterns that disrupt everyday life
antisocial personality disorder
person exhibits a lack of conscience for wrongdoing, even towards friends/family
schizo - genetic links
normal person - 1 in 100

schizo in family - 1 in 10

identical twin has it - 1 in 2

but genetics is NOT the sole cause of the disorder
biopsychosocial approach
these disorders are influenced by GENETICS, INNER PSYCHOLOGICAL STATES and SOCIAL/CULTURE