Intro to Psych Chapters 13-15

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Behavior Is Considered Disordered When It...
Is distressful, dysfunctional, deviant, and disrupts daily life
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Labeling Psychological Disorders Can Lead To...
Feeling ostracized, stigmatized, but also self fulfilling prophecy
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List And Briefly Describe The Various Anxiety Disorders...
Generalized Anxiety Disorder - Painful worrying
Panic Disorder - Fear of next attack
Phobias - Fear of something
PTSD - Stuck reexperiencing trauma
OCD - I know it doesn't make sense but I can't help it
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What Is The Difference Between Obsessions And Compulsions?
Obsessions - Thoughts that create anxiety (Conscious & Uncon.)
Compulsions - Activity you do compulsively to relieve anxiety
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Describe An Avoidant Personality
Fear of social rejections
Withdrawn, isolative, and anxious
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Low Levels Of The Neurotransmitter Serotonin Are Often Linked To What Disorder?
Depression
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What Are Some Of The Factors Associated With Schizophrenia?
About 1% of population suffers from it
Ages 19-29 are most susceptible (Early onset)
Genetic connections (Excessive dopamine)
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How Prevalent Are Psychological Disorders In The United States?
#1 in the world
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What Impact Does Poverty Often Have On Women?
Increased depression and addiction to drugs and alcohol
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What Does It Mean To Have An Eclectic Approach To Therapy?
To borrow from all of the schools of thought
Psychodynamic - Psychoanalysis
Humanistic - Client Centered
Behavior - Using conditioning
Cognitive - Changing thoughts
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Summarize The Basic Differences Between Psychoanalytic, Client-Centered, And Cognitive Therapy...
Psychoanalytic - Recall, Retell, Release
Client centered - Growth by understanding self awareness & accept
Cognitive - Principles of learning and thinking (Think, Act, Feel)
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What Is Systematic Desensitization?
Beginning of a tiny reminder of a feared situation, then keeping up with exposure intensity as the person learns to tolerate previous level
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What Does Stress Inoculation Therapy Focus On?
Trying to replace negative self talk with positive communication
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Self-Defeating Thinking And Maladaptive Behavior Are The Primary Focus Of What Type Of Therapy?
Cognitive behavioral therapy
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The National Institute Of Mental Health Found Which Therapies To Be More Effective Than No Therapy?
Any therapy is better than no therapy
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What Is The Drug Xanax Prescribed For?
Anxiety
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What Is The Fundamental Attribution To Error?
When we go too far in assuming that a person's behavior is caused by their personality
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What Is The Foot In The Door Phenomenon Referring To?
A way to manipulate someone
Asking questions to get a yes so more yes will be said
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Zimbardo’s Classic Prison Experiment Demonstrates...
Power is corrupt and those being abused have a harder time to stand up for themselves
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Solomon Asch’s Conformity Experiment Suggests What About Human Nature?
When others decide on something, 35% of the time people will submit and conform to a group decision
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Milligram's Experiment On Authority Reveals What About Human Nature?
Obedience to authority, many people tend to buy in and follow it
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What Is Deindividuation?
When we lose a sense of self identify in a group
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Summarize Groupthink
Group decisions made without an open exchange of ideas
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What Purpose Does Prejudice Often Serve?
Maintains status quo
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Why Is It Easy To ‘blame The Victim’ For Their Misfortune?
No responsibility in helping if their fault
"Can't happen to me because I know better"
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Social Attraction Studies Reveal What About Who We Are Attracted To?
Those who are similar to us in:
Social economic status
Religion
Proximity
Education
Physical attraction
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