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abnormal psychology

a field in psychology concerned with scientific examination focused on describing, explaining, “predicting”, and controlling (modifying) behaviors that are determined (unusual)

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dangerousnessm

predicting _____ is assuming x behavior before it happens, can get mental health practitioners in trouble

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fluid

mental state is ____, not constant

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psychodiagnosis

an endeavor to describe, assess, and draw influences about mental disorders

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psychological therapy

interventions intended to enhance a person’s behavioral, emotional, and cognitive state of being

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diagnositic and statistical manual of mental disorders

what does DSM stand for

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disordered

DSM system indicates ____ behavior

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disordered behavior

this includes notable disturbance in thinking, affect, or behavior stemming from biological or psychological functioning

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daily functioning

disordered behavior significantly disrupts _____ _____

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diagnosis

if you want your insurance to pay for your therapy, you need a ____ from the DSM

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distress, deviance, personal dysfunction, dangerousness

mental health professionals largely agree on the following 4 ways of judging abnormal behavior

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stereotyped

these diagnosed with a mental disorder are frequently ____

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prevalence

percentage of people with a disorder at a given time (old and new)

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lifetime prevalence

total proportion of people in a population who have ever had the disorder in question

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incidence

onset or occurrence over a period of time (new cases only)

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risk factors

person variables that have a statistically significant association with disorder onset

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disorder manifestation

men and women are equally likely to suffer from a mental disorder, but differ in ______ _____

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certain age

certain things don’t happen after a _____ _____

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culture

learned behavior transmitted from generation to generation

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cultural universality

something is consistent across cultures

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cultural relativism

what is “normal/abnormal” may vary from culture to culture

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demonology

prehistoric and ancient beliefs:

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trephining and exorcism

how did they treat mental illness with demonology

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naturalistic explanations

greco-roman beliefs:

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dysfunction brain

hippocrates believed deviant behavior was caused by ____ in the ____

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supernatural

middle ages belief:

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mass madness, group hysteria, witchcraft

the supernatural elements in the middle ages beliefs were

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the rise of humanism

the renaissance belief:

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human welfare

humanism emphasized ______ ____ and the worth and uniqueness of the individual

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reform movement

18th-19th century belief:

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moral treatment movement

shift to more humane treatment of those diagnosed with mental disorders

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