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16 Cards in this Set
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2 comprehensive levels of analysis
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biological (somatogenic)
psychological (psychogenic) |
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Notions of supernatural causation gave way to more materialist scientific explaination
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ex. demonology
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4 Humors (had to have balance of to be normal)
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blood- tempermental
black bile- melancholy yellow bile- irritable/anxious flem- dull, sluggish |
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Ideology of the French Rev led ______ in 1793 to unchain patients and offered care, other humanitarian efforts followed
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Phillip Pinel
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Phrenology
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Franz Gall 1758-1828 studied bumps on brain to tell characteristics of a person
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Currently defined abnormal behavoir
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1.Statistcal Infrequency
2.Violations of norms 3.Personal distress 4.Disability or behavorial dysfunction 5.unexpectedness |
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Statistical infrequency
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How often does the behavior occur in the normal population?
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Violations of norms
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Does the behavior violate social norms or threaten others?, Does it make other ppl anxious, worried, or afraid?
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Personal distress
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causes personal suffering, distress, and torment
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Disability or behavor dysfunction
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causes a disability or impairment in a person's functioning
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Unexpectedness
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given the situation, behavior can be abnormal when they occur as unexpected responses to environmental stressors
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Biological perspective
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etiology- looking @genes and body chemistry and chemical embalances
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learning perspective
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a result of conditioning
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cognitive perspective
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people's thought patterns and reframe
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humanistic perspective
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Carl Rogers self-actualization people's problem stem from how they see themselves
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Psychodynamic perspective
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past childhood resulted in problems today
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