NU160 Mental Health Exam 2 – Questions With
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exaggerated sense of cheerfulness, super happy
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1 Types of Anxiety 2 Denial
3 Anxiety 4 Hypomania
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Terms in this set (124)
Signal anxiety
Types of Anxiety Anxiety state
Anxiety trait
Signal Anxiety learned response to an anticipated event
, occurs when one's coping abilities become
Anxiety State
overwhelmed and emotional control is lost
learned component of personality, persons with
Anxiety Trait anxiety traits react with anxiety in a relatively low-
stress situations
a feeling of uneasiness, uncertainty, and
Anxiety
helplessness
Mild
Moderate
Levels of Anxiety
Severe
Panic
minimal muscle tension, random but controlled
Mild Anxiety
thoughts, relative comfort and safety
tense, excited, alert, attentive, feelings of challenge,
Moderate Anxiety competitive activity, optimal state of problem
solving
fight or flight, senses affected, problem solving is
Severe Anxiety difficult, distortion of time, feel threatened, need
space
pale, decreased BP, hearing minimal, dissociation,
Panic Anxiety
feels helpless, total loss of control
putting of one's own unacceptable thoughts, wishes,
Projection
emotions onto others
Use of a "good" (but not real) reason to explain
Rationalization behavior to make unacceptable motivation more
acceptable
refusal to acknowledge conflict and thus escaping
Denial
reality of situation
Ex: A boy who injured and animal by kicking it,
Conversion
develops a limp
Ex: Wife describes details of nurses' unsuccessful
Intellectualization
attempts to prevent the death of her husband
Displacement redirecting of energies to another person or object
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exaggerated sense of cheerfulness, super happy
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1 Types of Anxiety 2 Denial
3 Anxiety 4 Hypomania
Don't know?
Terms in this set (124)
Signal anxiety
Types of Anxiety Anxiety state
Anxiety trait
Signal Anxiety learned response to an anticipated event
, occurs when one's coping abilities become
Anxiety State
overwhelmed and emotional control is lost
learned component of personality, persons with
Anxiety Trait anxiety traits react with anxiety in a relatively low-
stress situations
a feeling of uneasiness, uncertainty, and
Anxiety
helplessness
Mild
Moderate
Levels of Anxiety
Severe
Panic
minimal muscle tension, random but controlled
Mild Anxiety
thoughts, relative comfort and safety
tense, excited, alert, attentive, feelings of challenge,
Moderate Anxiety competitive activity, optimal state of problem
solving
fight or flight, senses affected, problem solving is
Severe Anxiety difficult, distortion of time, feel threatened, need
space
pale, decreased BP, hearing minimal, dissociation,
Panic Anxiety
feels helpless, total loss of control
putting of one's own unacceptable thoughts, wishes,
Projection
emotions onto others
Use of a "good" (but not real) reason to explain
Rationalization behavior to make unacceptable motivation more
acceptable
refusal to acknowledge conflict and thus escaping
Denial
reality of situation
Ex: A boy who injured and animal by kicking it,
Conversion
develops a limp
Ex: Wife describes details of nurses' unsuccessful
Intellectualization
attempts to prevent the death of her husband
Displacement redirecting of energies to another person or object
