Thursday, January 29, 2015

Schizophrenia disorder

Disorganized thinking,Disturbed Perception and inappropriate emotion and actions
  • Delusions-false beliefs
           Ex: believing your someone you're not
  • Hallucinations-sensory experiences 
           Ex:seeing or hearing something that's not there
  • Disorganized schizophrenia - flat speech little movement inappropriate emotion 

  • Paranoid schizophrenia-then a person has the feeling someone is out to get them and has delusion and/or hallucinations


  • Catatonic schizophrenia-Parrot like repeating of speech or movement

Personality diorders

ways of behaving affecting their ability to work
  • Antisocial personality disorder-No empathy ; looks at the world as hostile and just looking out for themselves 


  • Dependent Personality disorder- Then a person relays to much on attention of others

  • Histrionic personality disorder- Then a person feel the needs to be the center of attention

  • Narcissistic personality disorder -Then a person are to full in themselves thinking they are the center of the universe

Mood disorder high

Experience extreme ,inappropriate emotion
  • Depression-Unhappy for about two weeks with no cause


  • Major depression-"the conman cold"


  • Dysthymic disorder-Mild depression every day for two years


  • Seasonal affective disorder-person experience depression in different condition of the weather or season or amount or light out 


  • Bipolar disorder-then a person experiences periods of depression and manic episodes high and low emotions 

Dissociative Disorder

Disruption in the conscious 

  • Psychogenic Amnesia-One cannot remember thing with no physiological basis for the disruption in memory
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  • Dissociative fugue-  People find themselves in unfamiliar enviroment


  • Dissociative identity disorder-when a person has several personality rather than one

Somatoform Disorder

Person manifest a psychological problem through a physiological symptom
  • Hypochondria-Then the person has frequent physical complains but medical doctors cant locate the cause 

  • Conversion Disorder-Then a person has severe physical problems with no biological reason 

                  Ex: they go blind or paralyzes 

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Anxiety Disorder


     Group where which condition primary symptoms are anxiety and defenses against anxiety 
   
  •   Phobia-Person has an extreme or irrational fear to something
                  Ex:Claustrophobia-fear of enclosed spaces
                       Agoraphobia: fear of being in public place 
  • Generalized anxiety Disorder (GAD)-a person is continuously tense, worried and over sensitive

  • Panic disorder-Where a person experience a long episode of terror ,chest pain choking and etc. 

  • Obsessive-Compulsive disorder-where a person has unwanted thoughts they feel the need to engage in a particular way
                     Ex:organization; dirt ;germs 
  • Post-traumatic stress disorder-flashbacks or nightmares of the terrifically event
                    Ex:War veteran   

Personality Test's



  • Protective test-designed to trigger ones inner dynamics



  • Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)-People express their inner feelings and interests though  stories they make up



  • Rorschach Inkblot Test-Most used test is a set of 10 inkblots its used to identify people inner feeling by analyzing interpretation of the blots
                    Ex:



  • Minnesota Multiphazic personality Inventory (MMPI)- Most researched and clinically used. Primaly used to identify emotional disorder but now used for many purposes
             Ex:

Seven psych perspective



  • Neuroscience perspective-Focus on how the body and brain create our memories and sensory experiences 


  • Evolutionary perspective-Focus on we behave the way we do because we inherited those behaviors
               Ex:Darwinism:your parents or grandparents

  • Psychodynamic perspective-our behaviors comes from unconscious drives 

  • Behavioral perspective-Focus on our observable behaviors only cares about behaviors 



  • Social-Cultural perspective-Focus on how your culture affects your behavior 



  • Humanistic perspective-Focus on positive growth and attempt to gain self actualization