Welcome to Psychology Section 5

Section Content

Dealing with stress. Type A and B behavior patterns. Creative adherence. Reactance. Messages. Subjective well being. Psychoanalytic perspective. DSM-IV-TR. American Psychiatric Association. Anxiety disorder. Phobias. Panic disorder. OCD. Somatoform disorders. Dissociative disorders. Mood disorders. Dissociative fugue. Mania and major depression. Schizophrenia. Mental meltdowns. Narcissistic personality disorder. ADHD. Psycho therapy. Free association and dream interpretation. Aversive conditioning. Systematic desensitization. Exposure. Humanistic therapy. IPT. Family therapy. Spontaneous recovery. Eclectic approach to therapy. Drug therapy. ECT. TMS. Psychosurgery. Deinstitutionalization. Central route processing. Dissonance. Schemas. Impressions. Traits. Dispositional causes of behaviors. Self serving bias. Behavioral economics. Social influence. Groups. Social supporter. Obedience. Prejudice. Ingroup and outgroup. Interpersonal attraction. Love. Altruism.


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Psychology A41

Changing goals, taking actions, preparing for a stressful situations, are techniques/ methods of dealing with stress.


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Psychology A42

Psychologist use scales to try to define what is normal and abnormal behavior. There is no absolute state of normal and abnormal behavior. Experiencing distress is correlated to abnormal behavior, which leads to the inability of functioning in one's daily life.


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Psychology A43

Axis II within the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders regard personality disorders and mental retardation. Behavior patterns that are on-going and rigid.


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Psychology A44

Dissociative disorders ultimately mask or avoid anxiety. These disorders include personality seperation and the avoidance of unwanted memories from surfacing the conscious state of mind.


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Psychology A45

According to the cognitive approach to schizophrenia, overattention happens when an individual focuses extremely on one stimuli, and loses focus on all others. This will lead to mental meltdowns.


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Psychology A46

During psychodynamic therapy, the individual's unconscious state of mind will resist releasing information it's holding. This makes psychodynamic therapy very difficult to obtain any information, prolonging successful treatment. This is known as resistance.


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Psychology A47

IPT stands for Interpersonal therapy.


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Psychology A48

Psychosurgery is the surgical procedure of an individual's brain, to cure or reduce symptoms, of a mental disorder.


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Psychology A49

One forms impression of others by paying attention to important major traits. Those major traits are known as central traits.


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Psychology A50

Sales associates use techniques of compliance to influence others behavior.


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Psychology A51

Passionate love is a psychological state where one wants an intense social absorbtion from another individual.


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