Psychology and Mental Disorders: Key Concepts and Diagnostic Criteria

Sympathetic

Stressors activate when the _______ nervous system, which releases stress hormones

Psychological

Pessimism, rumination, and distractibility would be under which multipath model category of symptoms of depression

True

T/F - there is a disorder specifically related to grief in the DSM 5

Excoriation

Skin-picking disorder is also known as

Bipolar I

Which disorder includes mania

Trauma

T/F - CBT was developed to specifically treat ____.

Major depressive disorder with a seasonal pattern

A client becomes depressed each winter. This is most consistent with

Factitious disorder

What disorder includes deliberately induced or simulated physical or mental disorders with no apparent incentive?

True

T/F - there needs to be a depressive episode to diagnose Bipolar II

PTSD

EMDR is sometimes used to treat what disorder?

Decreased need for sleep

What is often the first sign of a hypomanic or manic episode?

Acute Depressive Disorder

All are types of depressive disorders mentioned in class except?

They are faking a disorder to achieve some goal

If someone is malingering, what does that mean?

Anhedonia

What's the term for feeling limited enthusiasm for things that previously brought you joy and pleasure?

Conversion disorder

Which disorder includes motor, sensory, and or seizure like symptoms not consistent with any recognized medical disorder?

Adjustment disorder

A client with no history of depression becomes sad and withdrawn shortly after moving to college. This is most likely?

Dissociative identity disorder

Traumatic childhood events may cause some people to develop multiple personalities. What is this disorder called?

Sleep

The circadian rhythm is mostly related to what?

ACEs

What is the acronym for potentially traumatic events during childhood

Some stress can be good

What is the takeaway message from the Yerkes-Dodson law?

Phobias

Which class of disorders is preparedness theory most related to?

Resilience

The most common response to potentially traumatic events is