Abnormal Psychology Anxiety Disorders + obsessive compulsive disorders

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What is Russell's circumplex model?

A model that shows the spectrum of emotions

  • x axis=valence, unpleasant to pleasant

  • Y axis=arousal, deactivation to activation

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How does the psychodynamic model describe anxiety?

Anxiety comes in response to the egos attempt to protect against those threats

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How does the biopsychosocial perspective view anxiety?

Anxiety disorders consist of syndromes with overlapping patterns in behavior andsymptoms

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What is the process of differential diagnosis?

The process of determining which of two or more diseases or disorders with overlapping symptoms a particular patient has

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What is the primary characteristic of separation anxiety?

worry about being separated from primary attachment figure

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What is the primary characteristic of phobias?

specific target of anxiety

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What is the primary characteristic of social anxiety?

Sx specific to social situations and the possibility of being scrutinized/negatively evaulated

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What is the primary characteristic of agoraphobia?

Sx specific to social situations and the possibility that escape may not be possible

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What is the primary characteristic of panic disorder?

recurrent panic attacks and anxiety about having more panic attacks

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What is the primary characteristic of generalized anxiety disorder?

broad worry/anxiety about many different things

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What is the primary characteristic of substance/medication induced anxiety?

Sx secondary to substance or medication use

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What is the neurobiology of GAD?

  • neurotransmitters: GABA, serotonin, norepinephrine

  • Genetics: heritability between 15% and 40%