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Exam 3 Review

Chapter 5 and chapter 7 review

TermDefinition
anxiety tension of future-oriented state
fear immediate response state to danger
cued panic attack Expected; high likelihood of panic attack; environment predictable
Un cued panic attack Unexpected; spontaneous panic attack; environment unpredictable
panic disorder Unexpected panic attacks; muscle tension; hyperventilating
Separation Anxiety Disorder Unrealistic & persistent worry that something will happen to parent/family
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Numbing emotional responsiveness; flashbacks; memories/nightmares of event
Specific Phobia Extreme/irrational fear of specific object/situation
Generalized Anxiety Disorder Extreme/irrational worry about minor events
Social Anxiety Disorder Extreme/irrational fear of being judged by others
Panic Control Treatment CBT technique that exposes those with panic disorder to physical sensations that remind them of panic attack (e.g., exercise)
Agoraphobia Fear/avoidance of situations/events that may lead to panic attack
Compulsion Rituals: thoughts or actions to relive obsessions
Obsession Intrusive thoughts, images, urges
Body dysmorphic disorder preoccupation with imaged defect in appearance
Trichotillomania Urge to pull out own hair (from anywhere)
Excoriation Compulsive skin picking
Hoarding Disorder Excessive collecting & keeping items of little value
Mania Elevated mood; “euphoria”
Hypomania Shorter, less severe manic episode
Major depressive disorder 1+ depressive episodes with periods of remission
Dysthymia Persistent depressive disorder; depressive symptoms 2+ years
Bipolar I Disorder alternation of major depressive episodes with full manic episodes
Bipolar II Disorder alternation of major depressive episodes with hypomania episodes
Cyclothymic Disorder Alterations from less severe depression and hypomania
Dysphoric Mania Mixed features; manic and depressive episode
Anhedonia Loss of pleasure
Peripartum Onset Specifier Depression in mothers occurring just before and just after birth of child.
Catatonic Specifier Depression with absence of movement
Atypical Features Specifier Depression with oversleeping and overeating symptoms
Double Depression Dysthymia & Major Depressive Episodes
Seasonal Affective Disorder Seasonal pattern of depression; less sunlight in winter
Flight of Ideas Rapid speech expressing many exciting ideas at once
Learned Helplessness Theory Lack of perceived control leads to decreased attempts to improve in future
Lithium primary treatment for bipolar disorder
Overgeneraliation Negative outlook applied to all situations
depressive cognitive triad think negatively about oneself, world, future
Interpersonal Psychotherapy Helps identify and correct deficits in social skills, learn to acquire new relationships, & navigate interpersonal disputes
Suicide Contagion Hearing about someone committing suicide may increase likelihood of committing suicide IF ALREADY CONTEMPLATING
Patient worries all the time about 'everything under the sun" and is unable to control the worry. Difficult sleeping, impatient, difficulty focusing and muscle tension. Generalized anxiety disorder
Patient has attempted suicide, difficulty falling and staying asleep, hasn't had much appetite and lost weight. Things are not enjoyable anymore. Major depressive disorder
Patient has flashbacks about her uncle SA her, shuts down, distance herself, increased anxiety, angry, and startled easily. Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Patient unable to drive on highways, goes great lengths to only drive on backroads. Specific Phobia
Patient becomes intensely anxious at the thought of public speaking, anxious days in advance, increased anxiety when talking, and anxiety that they will embarrass themselves during the speech. Social anxiety disorder/social phobia - performance only
Patient gives away all her possessions, plans to move and save the world, not sleeping and very energetic. described as in a frenzy, speaks rapidly, has difficult sitting still. Bipolar disorder - manic episode
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