Week 12 - Personality and Mental Health

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Personality Disorder

Persistent pattern of emotions, cognitions, and behaviour that results in enduring emotional distress for the person affected and/or for others and may cause difficulties with work and relationships

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mental disorders

A pattern of mental symptoms that cause significant problems in life, cause distress beyond what is normal, and are on a continuum

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characteristic

Way a person behaves and thinks

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characteristics

if a person __________ cause distress to themselves or others → PD

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problems of degree

Personality disorders are ______ __ ______

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ego syntonic

Being comfortable with yourself and characteristic manner of behaving, feeling, and relating to others → often lacking insight

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ego dystonic

behaviours and actions are inconsistent with your personal goals, values, and beliefs

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most, inflexible, problems, adolescence, mental, physical

Six requirements for diagnosing personality disorders:

  1. experiencing problems in _____ aspects of life

  2. being ______ in behaviour

  3. experiencing major life _____

  4. showing signs of personality disorder since ______

  5. Behaviours are not due to another ______ disorder

  6. Behaviours are not due to a ______ disorder

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Negative affectivity, detachment, antagonism, disinhibition, psychoticism

What are the bad 5?

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negative affectivity

Extremely high neuroticism

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detachment

Extremely low extroversion

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antagonism

Extremely low agreeableness

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disinhibition

Extremely low contentiousness

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Psychoticism

Extremely high openness

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schizotypal PD

  • Socially isolated

  • unusual behaviours → suspicious, odd beliefs, magical thinking

  • ideas of reference

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high negative affectivity, antagonism, and psychoticism

What do people with schizotypal PD have for the bad five?

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Narcissistic PD

  • self-importance, attention

  • unreasonable self-importance

  • lack of sensitivity and compassion

  • exploitative

  • envious and arrogant

  • largely driven by inner sense of inferiority

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high negative affectivity and antagonism

What do people with Narcissistic PD have for the bad five?

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borderline PD

  • instability in emotion

  • turbulent relationships

  • poor self-image, self-injury, suicide, comorbid ED and SAD → impulsivity

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high negative affectivity and disinhibition

What bad five traits to people with borderline PD have?

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avoidant PD

  • sensitive to others opinions

  • low self-esteem + fear of rejection = limited friendships and dependence

  • interpersonally anxious

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high negative affectivity

What bad five traits do people with avoidant pd have?

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OCPD

  • preoccupation with details, perfectionism

  • Rigidity

  • poor social relationships

  • workaholic

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high negative affectivity, detachment, and dishinibition

What bad five traits do people with OCPD have?

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depression and axiety disorders

linked to high neuroticism, low extraversion, and low conscientiousness

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bipolar disorder

linked to higher neuroticism, extroversion, and openness

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Schizophrenia

linked to high neuroticism, low extraversion, low conscientiousness, and low agreeableness

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eating disorders

linked to high neuroticism, low extraversion, low OR high conscientiousness, and low agreeableness

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addictive disorders

high neuroticism, low conscientiousness, low agreeableness

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Resilient/high-functioning

Eating disorder personality type that continues to function reasonably well

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undercontrolled/ emotionally dysregulated

Eating disorder personality type that is emotional and impulsive; more likely bulimia

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overcontrolled/constricted

Eating disorder personality type that is so controlled they can’t expereince new things

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interventions

Personality can change in response to ________

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psychodynamic, CBT, bibliotherapy, and DBT

Therapies for PDs include

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dialectical behaviour therapy

focus on support, identify and regulate emotions, problem solving, trauma re-experienced, and trust in responses

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happiness strategies

People have a happiness set point but they can increase with ______ _______ like optimisim and gratitude

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relaxation, social skills, challenging thoughts, habituation

Therapies for social confidence include

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emotional competence training, kindness tracking, and meditation

Therapies for increasing kindness and agreeableness include

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meditation and yoga

Therapies to increase self-conrol include