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Psychology - Abnormal Psychology

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michael1tekrzp Created by 10 mon ago

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Common aspect of all somatic symptoms disorders is set of
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Worried about developing illness when she fine no
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Main difference between somatic symptom and illness anxiety
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cathartic
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experience of dissociation
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What is depersonalization?
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Depersonalization (body)
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Dissociation treatment similar to PTSD
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DID must have
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DID is extremely hard to
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What is FALSE about DID
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major depressive episode
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anhedonia
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manic episode
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An individual experiencing manic symptoms can also be depressed or anxiety
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Hypomanic episodes is
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over the year they are _____ children w bipolar disorder v problematic
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ADHD children being misdiagnosed issues
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depressed patients + sleep
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Recurrent episodes of depression, but not initial episodes are strongly predicted by major like stress
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reciprocal gene-environment model
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Overgeneralization
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Aarons Beck's depressive cognitive triad
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not used to treat depression
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Changing risky behaviors that can lead to disease acquisition
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major depress episode somatic symptom
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Continuous secretion of the stress hormone cortisol by the adrenal glands can lead to all of the following EXCEPT:
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whether or not stress or anxiety develops in stressful situation depends on ones
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the study from shift in focus from infectious disease topsychological/behavioral factors
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CHD leading cause of death can be helped by change
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LEAST RISK FOR hypertension
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"operant" control of pain, pain manifested by an individual determined by
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"natural opioids" called endorphins
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Deterioration Stage
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cognitive therapist won't tell you to
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pain signals travel
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Binge eating
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binge eating disorder
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Strongest contribution to etiology of ED
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Eating disorder tendencies
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early CBT stage for eating disorders
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treatment for bulimia should target
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Largest contribution to obesity
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"Primary" in the diagnosis of primary insomnia refers to the fact that
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the existence of both sleep disorder and anxiety
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Alcohol + sleep
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Before diagnosing hypersomnia must rule out all BUT
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Hypersomnia
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Benzo not recommended as long term sleep aid bc
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Parasomnias
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