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What is the diagnostic and statistical manual for mental disorder, and what is it’s purpose? DSM5 - diagnose and treat

what is the most common disorder anxiety

symptoms: typicality think: is it normal? (such as talking to yourself)

symptoms: maladaptivity cant deal with environment (negative coping)

symptoms: emotional discomfort extreme emotions

symptoms: socially unacceptable behavior violates laws/norms (can be dangerous)

theories: psychodynamic

theories: biological nature in genes

theories: behaviorism/learning learn disorders by watching (nurture)

panic disorder & common cause repeated panic attacks

acute stress disorder short term PTSD

psychoanalytical theory of why anxiety disorders occur repressed urges and trauma

phobia excessive fear

agoraphobia fear of going outside

Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) ongoing stress about life

OCD & obsessions vs compulsions obsession - excessive thoughts, compulsions - repeated action

PTSD trauma = stress, flashbacks, aversion

Amnesia memory loss

Fugue memory loss/travel

Depersonalization detached from self (living in 3D)

DID multiple personalities

what causes dissociative disorders trauma

Body Dysmorphia obsessive focus on imagined physical defect

Hypochondriasis obsession with imagined or exaggerated symptoms

Conversion disorder physical symptom w/no physical explanation

Depression: who is at risk and when? males in the spring

Bipolar disorder: manic phase high-highs, impulsive, jumpy, energized

Bipolar disorder: depression phase low-lows, guilt, worthlessness, depression

Dipolar disorder: treatment lithium

old explanations for disorders humors, supernatural

new explanation for disorders genes, stress, nurture

old treatment for disorders used to drill holes in heads, shock therapy, kill

new treatment for disorders medicate and moral therapy

schizoid detached from relations (cold and uncaring)

schizotypal uncomfortable in relations (odd)

avoidant struggle with relations

paranoid distrustful

dependent rely on others

antisocial disregard for the rights of others

histrionic seek attention (emotional)

obsessive perfectionist

narcissistic high sense of self

borderline unstable emotions (impulsive)