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THE EIGHTH EDITION OF DURAND, BARLOW, AND HOFMANN'S ESSENTIALS OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY - CHAPTER1: UNUSUAL CONDUCT IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF HISTORY
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THE EIGHTH EDITION OF DURAND, BARLOW, AND HOFMANN'S ESSENTIALS OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY - CHAPTER1: UNUSUAL CONDUCT IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF HISTORY
Psychopathology is ... - the scientific study of psychological disorders.
Psychological Disorder is ... - a psychological dysfunction associated with...
THE EIGHTH EDITION OF DURAND, BARLOW, AND HOFMANN'S ESSENTIALS
OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY - CHAPTER1: UNUSUAL CONDUCT IN THE
PERSPECTIVE OF HISTORY
Psychopathology is ... - the scientific study of psychological disorders.
Psychological Disorder is ... - a psychological dysfunction associated with distress or impairment
in functioning that is not a typical or culturally expected response.
Abnormal Behavior is defined as ... - actions that are unexpected and often evaluated negatively
because they differ from typical behavior.
Prognosis is ... - the anticipated developmental course of a disorder over time.
Scientist-Practitioners are ... - mental health professionals that use scientific approaches while
conducting clinical work.
Presenting Problems are ... - descriptions of concerning behaviors or thoughts presented to
therapists by patients.
Phobia is ... - a psychological disorder characterized by persistent fear of an object or situation.
Clinical Descriptions are ... - the unique combination of behaviors, thoughts, and feelings that
make up a specific disorder.
Prevalence describes ... - how many people in a population have a given disorder.
Incidence describes ... - how many new cases of a given disorder appears within a population
during a specific time period.
Course describes ... - the pattern of development and change of a disorder over time.
Etiology is ... - the study of origins; in other words, the study of a disorder's causation.
Exorcisms are ... - a religious rital performed to rid the victim of evil spirits.
Moral theraphy is ... - the psychosocial approach to mental disorders.
Psychosocial Treatment is ... - a practice that focuses on social and cultural factors (i.e family
experience) AND psychological influences.
, Psychoanalysis is ... - an assessment and therapy created by Sigmund Freud that emphasizes the
exploration of unconscious processes and conflicts.
Catharsis is described as ... - a rapid or suden release emotional tension.
Unconscious is ... - the unaware portion of an individuals psychic composition.
Who was the founder of the mental hygiene movement? - Dorothea Dix
The mental hygiene movement sought to ... - inform the public of the unjust treatment and abuse
mentally disordered individuals endured; the goal was to improve the standards of care for
individuals with mental disorders.
What was the consequense of Dix's mental hygiene movement? - A noteable increase in the
number of mental patients.
Who was Franz Anton Mesmer? - Mesmer was a therapist who often used hypnosis to cure
patients.
What was Freud and Breuer's first "discovery?" - the unconscious mind and its influence on the
production of psychological disorders.
What was Freud and Breuer's second "discovery?" - how therapeutic it is recall and relive
unconscious emotional trauma and to release emotional tension.
What is catharsis? - the rapid or sudden release of emotional tension.
The comprehension of the relationship between current emotions and earlier events is called ... -
insight.
According to the text, the psychoanalytic model is - a comprehensive theory on the development
and structure of our personality in conjuction to the origin of abnormal behavior.
The psychoanalytic model was created by ... - Sigmund Freud.
What are the main ideas of the pyschoanalytic theory? - 1) the structure of the mind and
functions of personality sometimes clash. 2) the mind has defense mechanisms that defends itself
from conflicts or clashes. 3) stages of psychosexual development contribute to said conflicts or
clashes.
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