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- Know people responsible for different therapies and be able to match them up.
-Know all medicines, diseases, and symptoms.

** Use Therapy PPT:
Psychodynamic therapies, Family Therapy, Cognitive therapy-Carl Rogers, behavioral therapy, Humanistic (client- centered) therapy

......"pien" medications are more for anxiety.

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-inflexible, exaggerated, and maladaptive ways of thinking.
-Behavior (not due to external factors) causes distress to person and conflicts with others

Cluster A: odd/ out there
-Schizoid Personality Disorder: withdrawn and don't feel for others.
-Schizotypal Personality Disorder: Odd thoughts, speech, and emotional reactions.
-Paranoid Personality Disorder: suspicious and mistrustful

Cluster B: dramatic, erratic
-Borderline Personality Disorder: impulsively, self destructive, indecisive; mostly women
-Antisocial Personality Disorder: violent, criminal, unethical behavior; can't feel affection for others; no remorse; mostly men
- Narcissistic Personality Disorder: grandiose view of yourself; need constant attention/admiration

Cluster C: fearful
-Dependent Personality Disorder: can't make decisions; can't live independently; can't tolerate being alone
-Avoidant Personality Disorder: fear of rejection > leads to isolation
-Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD): is obsessed with order, rules, control, schedules, unreasonable perfectionism

Rogers with Humanism, Beck & Seligman with Cognitive for treatments.

I'd say: what type of emotions were awakened? Why did he cry often as a child? Why don't you feel normal?

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-Psychogenic Amnesia: memory loss for both distant and recent past, lose personal identity, usually ends within hours or days
-Organic Amnesia: memory loss for recent past only, lose personal and general knowledge, memory may return or it may not
-Dissociation Identity Disorder: MPD (previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder), Personality "breaks", usually due to severe trauma/abuse.
-Schizophrenia: psychotic disorder, genetic, excessive dopamine, hallucinations (false senses) and delusions (false beliefs)
~ types of ^: Paranoid ,disorganized, catatonic, undifferentiated/ residual

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3/21: I can do depression, and Bipolar 1 & 2:

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3/21: I can do depression, and Bipolar 1 & 2:

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Depression:
- Major Depressive Disorder: intense sadness (can last months to forever)
- Dysthymia: involves less intnse sadness,
- Bipolar 1: more extreme
- Bipolar 2: episodes of manicness and depression in people and hypersensitivity.

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-Anorexia Nervosa:
-Bulimia Nervosa:
-Binge Eating Disorder:

*Anxiety Disorders*
-Phobias: irrational, intense fear of something.
-Panic Disorder:
-Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: obcessions (thoughts), compulsions (actions)
-Somatoform Disorder: people complain of physical symptoms with no physical cause
~Hypochondriasis: think you have it
~Conversion Hysteria: have it with no cause

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-Biological Model: abnormal behavior is caused from physiological malfunctions
-Psychodiynamic Model: unconscious, internal causes
-Cognitive-Behavioral Model : abnormal behavior is a result of learning & thought process.

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3/20: I can learn about DSM (Diathesis Stress Model):

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3/20: I can learn about DSM (Diathesis Stress Model):

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-student 1: no predisposition, low stress
-student 2: represents a person with no genetic predisposition but high stress
-student 3: person w/ genetic predisposition and low stress
-student 4: represents a person with genetic predisposition and high stress

Diatheses:
-Genetic Factors
-Biological Characterisitcs
-Psychological Traits

Stressors:
-Traumatic Life Events
-Negative Family Life
-Economic Disadvantages

^^^ diathesis +stressors can lead to mental disorder(s)

Neurosis: Emotional disturbance characterized by excessive anxiety; can function in life.
Psychosis: Emotional disturbance characterized by in inability to cope in the real world; can't function in life.

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Advantages: appropriate treatment given, stimulates research on the disorder, payment of insurance since the person sees a professional

Disadvantages: labeling leads to the ... bad social conditions and stays with people forever.

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-Biological: hereditary, inactivity in left frontal lobe, lack of norepinephrine and serotonin
-Psychosocial: poor self concept, faulty thinking, disturbed interpersonal relationships
Cognitive: negative thought patterns, stable, global, and internal.

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U- Unjustifiable
M - Maladaptive
A- Atypical
D- Disturbing

(UMAD) ^ The four characteristics of a mental illness. The timing/ consistency of symptoms matter!!!
Psychological Disorder: syndrome marked by a clinically significant disturbance in an individual's cognition, emotion regulation, or behavior.

DSM-5 = "Diagnostic of Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders"

Biopsychosocial model:
-Biological Influences: evolution, individual genes, brain structure and chemistry
-Psychological influences: stress, trauma, learned helplessness, mood-related perceptions and memories
-Social-cultural influences: roles, expectations, environment (accepted or shunned?), definitions of normality and disorder