https://padlet.com/madisonkem6941/ckf1fteg3klc en-us 2017-03-16 12:44:11 UTC 2017-03-22 12:32:01 UTC hello@padlet.com madisonkem6941 https://padlet.com/madisonkem6941/ckf1fteg3klc/wish/160504754 Normal:


Abnormal:


^^Depends on what you are talking about
I do not think it is really normal vs abnormal; I think it is relative to the person. For me normal would be going out with my friends on the weekend, abnormal would be me not hanging out with my friends at all on the weekend, and from that people would notice it is "abnormal" for me and would say something.
I think it varies widely from time, place, situation, person, culture.
It is like right vs wrong. Everybody looks at others and sees normal for them and classifies it as abnormal when in reality it is normal for them.

DSM 5- It makes it harder to be diagnosed with a mental illness because?

U
M
A
D

(unjustifiable, manipulative, atypical, disturbing)

There are hundreds of different disorders and classifications

manipulative? Cannot go to work; cannot get homework done; really really not able

atypical? abnormal;

Disturbing in the fact that an individual cannot get out of bed, or eat breakfast because they are that low in their emotional state

Our society does not except mental illness;

Which (^^) are most important
1
2
3
none, they're all important

Biological- Heredity, inactivity in left frontal lobe, lack of norepinephrine and serotionin (prozac & Lithium)

Psycho social- poor self concept, faulty disturbed interpersonal relationships

Cognitive- negative thought patterns- global, internal

SAD- Seasonal affective disorder

The changes in the DSM show that disorders are defense mechanisms
" I cant take my test because of anxiety"

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

Labeling Disadvantages:
Rosenhan's study

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1- perfect sandwich
2- not enough pb
3- 4 corners
4- messy and broke

Genetic Predispositions and stress?
you either have genetic predispositions and the stress which makes a mental disability

Student 1- no genetic predispositions
no stress

Student 2- high stress but no genetic predisposition

Student 3- represents a person with genetic predispositions and low stress

Student 4- with a predisposition and high stress = mental illness

Diatheses Stress model

Neurosis: Emotional disturbance characterized by excessive anxiety; but the person can function in life.

Psychosis: Emotional disturbance characterized by inability to cope in the real world; cannot function in life

The big Three:
Bio-Psycho-Social model
Biological- abnormal behavior is caused from psysiologicla malfuntions

Psychodynamic0 unconscious, internatl

Cognitive: abnornal behavior is result of learnig and thought process

EATING DISORDERS:
Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating Disorders

Anorexia Nervosa: psychological disorder characterized as an obsessive desire to lose weight by refusing to eat
- severely limit the intake of food way below the necessary level of calorie intake
-slowly starving self
Symptoms:
extreme weight loss
fatigue
fainting
dehydration
hypotension
refusal to eat
irritability
flat mood
depressed mood

Causes: exact cause is unknown
biological- possible genetic compontent
Psychological- young women with OCD
Environmental- media idealized thinness

-1%-4.2%
-mostly young women

Bulimia Nervosa
Symptoms: binge eating, and then frequently getting rid of the calories by purging
Causes unknown (life changes, trauma, poor self esteem, performance or appearance activities)
- 1%
- added to DSM5

Binge eating disorder-
large quantities of food
loss of control
shame afterwards
not regularly compensating for binge

ANXIETY DISORDERS
symptoms:
rapid breathing
passing out

Phobia- type of anxiety disorder; irrational intense fear, specific phobia or social phobia

OCD- obsessions with anxiety that leads to compulsion then relief comes but then it repeats; obsession= thoughts; compulsion= action

Somatoform Disorder
people complain of physical symptoms with no physical cause
Hypochondriasis- think you have it
Conversion Hysteria- have it with no cause

PANIC DISORDER:

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Biological Origin

SAD- Seasonal Effective Disorder

Bipolar Disorder, used to be Manic Depression
Involves both depressed and manic episodes
Bipolar1- more extreme; much more aggressive; in most kids diagnosed with bipolar 
Bipolar2; 

Bipolar is extremely genetic!!

Connects to Rosenhan Study

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Psychogenic  or Organic
Psychogenic is memory loss for 
Dissociative Indentity Disordeboth distant and recent past and they lose personal indentity
memory oss for recent past only lose personal and general knowlege

Psychogenic= lasts within a few hours or days
Organis=may or may not return
r (multiple personality disorder)
able to shift into different personalities that can deal with what is going on
personality "breaks"
Dissociative fugue

Schizophrenia= disordered thoughs, inappropriate actiona, bizzare behavior, genetic

Paranoid= preoccupations with delusions
Disorganized= dusirgannized speech or behavior
Catatonic= immobility
Undifferentiated= schizophrenia


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