PSY 350 Final Exam (Illinois State) Bergner –
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What position was taken in problem because many disorders don't involve a
class about the behavioral specific set of characteristics
definition of
psychopathology?
What is Psychopathology refers to a behavioral disability, not a
disability/dysfunction behavior
definition of
psychopathology? What is
the difference between this
and behavioral definition?
How does Osorio define Person is significantly restricted, and their ability to take
psychopathology? part in day-to-day life
According to Ossorio's no because we don'y have enough information
definition, if you knew that
Jill was starving herself,
could you conclude on this
basis alone that she has a
mental disorder)? Why or
why not?
What is normality? No pathology
What is positive mental Ability to participate in daily life, and find pleasure in it
health?
What is the phobia? irrational fear of specific objects or situations
Classical conditioning causes phobias, and the reason
What causes phobias and
they continues because the patient was never
why do they stick around?
desensitized to it
, What are the two Displacement in disguise
psychoanalytical
explanations of a phobia?
Why do phobias get Patient or press is the phobia, until there is a change in
delayed reactions? their life and the phobia emerges
What is post traumatic Psychological symptoms triggered by specific traumatic
stress disorder? events or ongoing situation's
What are the symptoms of Anxiety, reliving, avoidance, emotional numbness, and
PTSD? survivors guilt
What is anxiety related to Avoiding thoughts, an image of surrounding the event
PTSD?
What is reliving in relation Having nightmares and flashbacks
to PTSD
What is emotional No longer finding joy and things that once made person
numbness in relation to happy
PTSD
Survivors of trauma often feelrelo painful guilt feelings
What is survivors guilt?
about surviving when others lost their lives.
What is exposure therapy Exposure therapy is having a patient relive the event
and why do they work? over and over again to desensitized them to it
What is panic disorder? recurrent unexpected panic attacks
What is agoraphobia and Agoraphobia is a fear of leaving safe, homebase related
how is it related to panic to panic disorder, because person believes they will
disorder? have a panic attack if they leave home
What is the cognitive Confusing normal anxiety, symptoms with something
misinterpretation theory of else and tipping the person into panic
panic disorder?
What is generalized anxiety High levels of anxiety, most of the time can't identify the
disorder? fear and excess worrying
What is the dangerous The world is a dangerous place bad things can happen
worldview held by many to me at any time, but I won't be prepared and I won't
generalized anxiety be safe
disorder sufferers
What are the symptoms of Reoccurring obsessions and compulsions
obsessive compulsive
disorder?
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Terms in this set (106)
What position was taken in problem because many disorders don't involve a
class about the behavioral specific set of characteristics
definition of
psychopathology?
What is Psychopathology refers to a behavioral disability, not a
disability/dysfunction behavior
definition of
psychopathology? What is
the difference between this
and behavioral definition?
How does Osorio define Person is significantly restricted, and their ability to take
psychopathology? part in day-to-day life
According to Ossorio's no because we don'y have enough information
definition, if you knew that
Jill was starving herself,
could you conclude on this
basis alone that she has a
mental disorder)? Why or
why not?
What is normality? No pathology
What is positive mental Ability to participate in daily life, and find pleasure in it
health?
What is the phobia? irrational fear of specific objects or situations
Classical conditioning causes phobias, and the reason
What causes phobias and
they continues because the patient was never
why do they stick around?
desensitized to it
, What are the two Displacement in disguise
psychoanalytical
explanations of a phobia?
Why do phobias get Patient or press is the phobia, until there is a change in
delayed reactions? their life and the phobia emerges
What is post traumatic Psychological symptoms triggered by specific traumatic
stress disorder? events or ongoing situation's
What are the symptoms of Anxiety, reliving, avoidance, emotional numbness, and
PTSD? survivors guilt
What is anxiety related to Avoiding thoughts, an image of surrounding the event
PTSD?
What is reliving in relation Having nightmares and flashbacks
to PTSD
What is emotional No longer finding joy and things that once made person
numbness in relation to happy
PTSD
Survivors of trauma often feelrelo painful guilt feelings
What is survivors guilt?
about surviving when others lost their lives.
What is exposure therapy Exposure therapy is having a patient relive the event
and why do they work? over and over again to desensitized them to it
What is panic disorder? recurrent unexpected panic attacks
What is agoraphobia and Agoraphobia is a fear of leaving safe, homebase related
how is it related to panic to panic disorder, because person believes they will
disorder? have a panic attack if they leave home
What is the cognitive Confusing normal anxiety, symptoms with something
misinterpretation theory of else and tipping the person into panic
panic disorder?
What is generalized anxiety High levels of anxiety, most of the time can't identify the
disorder? fear and excess worrying
What is the dangerous The world is a dangerous place bad things can happen
worldview held by many to me at any time, but I won't be prepared and I won't
generalized anxiety be safe
disorder sufferers
What are the symptoms of Reoccurring obsessions and compulsions
obsessive compulsive
disorder?
