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fear
emotion of an immediate alarm reaction to present danger
panic
sudden overwhleming fright or terror
panick attack
abrupt expreince accompanied by physical symtoms
3 copenents of the intergrated model contributed to anxiety
1. biologicsl vunlerability
2. gerneralized psychological vulnerability
3. specific psychological vulnerability
GAD from other anxiety disorders
People who worry about minor everyday events
Obsesions
recurrent intrusive thoughts or impulses
Compulsions
Repetitive, ritualistic time consuming behaviors
Best treatment for OCD
SSRIs
3 truama related disorders
1. acute stress disorder: immediatly after a trauma
2. PTSD post 6 months
3. Adjestment disorder: negative response to non T trauma
4 symptom clusters of PTSD
Reexperiencing, avoidance, hyperarousal, &
negative moods/cognitions
Panic control treatment
Cognitve behaviorial treatment for panic attacks
Bulimia nervosa
eating disorder involving recurrent episodes of uncontrolled must include excessive and compensatory actions
2 subtypes of anorexia
!. Restricting type
2. Binge-eating-purging type
Illness anxiety disorder
Characterized by anxiety or fear
Derealization
Situation in which the individual loses a sense of the reality of the external world
Depersonalization
Occurs when you feel that your seeing yourself from outside your body or you sense that things around you are not real or both
Dissociative amnesia
The inability to recall personal Information, usually of a stressful or traumatic nature
Generlized amnesia
Loss of memory of all personal infromation
Localized amnesia
Memory loss limited to specific times and events particulary traumatic events.
Dissociative fugue
type of dissociative amnesia featuring sudden, unexpected travel away from home, along with an inability to recall the past, sometimes with assumption of a new identity
Alters
Shorthand tkerm for alter egos, the different personalities or identities in DID
What leads DID disorder
Chronic childhood trauma and abuse