Conversion hysteria Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

nursing problems - 1. anxiety r/t family rejection AEB palpitations, trembling, diaphoresis 2. impaired social interaction r/t negative role modelling AEB verbalized/observed discomfort in social situations 3. risk for self directed violence r/t history of self harm 4. risk for trauma r/t muscular incoordination mood vs affect - mood -pervasive/enduring emotional state affect -outward expression of client 3 fe psychosocial theories of somatic disorders - -pt keeps stress in rather than ...

PSY 3604 Chapter 8 Questions with Verified Solutions What is the major commonality of the different somatic symptom disorders? A. A lack of control over physical functions, such as eating, sleeping, and sexual behaviors B. The presence of two or more fully formed identities within the same individual C. A loss of contact with reality and a tendency to respond to an internally generated fantasy world D. Bodily symptoms that cause significant psychological distress and impairment D ...

Health Psych Concept Quiz 1 Verified Solutions Health Psychology 1. Definition: ️Health Psychology is a relatively new field that is devoted to understanding psychological influences on how people stay healthy, why they become ill, and how they respond when they do get ill. 2. World Health Organization Definition of Health: ️A complete state of physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity is known as Health. 3. Focus of Health Psych...

NRNP 6645 psychosomatic Chapter 9 - Conduct Disorder, Psychology Final Exam Q&A 100% Approved 2024 PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE increased understanding of the relationship of medical illness to psychiatric illness, and the greater appreciation of mind and body as one Sigmund Freud (1900) Somatic involvement occurs in conversion hysteria, which is psychogenic in origin-e.g., paralysis of an extremity. Sigmund Freud (1900) Conversion hysteria always has a primary psychic cause and me...

individual differences - correct answer Branch of psychology devoted to studying the factors that make people unique individuals Correlation coefficient - correct answer Index of association or relationship between two variables. Range: -1.0 . . . . -0.5 . . . . 0.0 . . . . 0.5 . . . . 1.0 Positive correlation: - correct answer As variable A increase...

MMPI-2 - ANSWER-Personality Test Empirical criterion keying - large # of ppl in diff groups are asked to respond to large # of test items Content analysis - initially based on content Clinical Scales, Hypochondriasis (1), Depression (2), Hysteria (3), Psychopathic Deviant (4), Masculinity-Feminity (5), Paranoia (6), Psychasthenia (7), Schizophrenia (8), Hypomania (9), Social Introversion (10) MMPI-2 - Conversion V - ANSWER-High 1, Low 2, High 3 Somatocize pschological problems MMPI-...

Great Columbia/Biological Exchange - correct answer between America (got cattle, pigs) and Europe (got corn, potatoes, beans); nourish world; europeans give Indians disease Christopher Columbus - correct answer (1492) of Spain began exploration of Americas; exploitation of natives; began trans-Atlantic slave trade; Columbian exchange Bartolomeo de las Casas - correct answer ...

Psych 375-Exam 1 Verified Questions And Answers

GRE Exam 22 Questions with Verified Answers In research on attachment, Harlow placed infant rhesus monkeys with "surrogate mothers." In this famous experiment, a stimulus that induced fear in the infant would cause the infant to run to - CORRECT ANSWER The surrogate covered with terrycloth A therapist listens to the choices of his client with unconditional positive regard. The goal of this therapy is most likely: - CORRECT ANSWER Congruence for the self Erikson's developmental theory cente...

EMERGENCY CARE IN THE STREETS(NANCY CAROLINE'S)CHAPTER 2 ACTUAL EXAM CORRECT ANSWERS Routine Precautions - -answer-Protective measures for dealing with objects, blood, body fluids, or other potential exposure risks of communicable disease. Stressor - -answer-Any agent or situation that causes stress. Distress - -answer-A type of stress that a person finds overwhelming and debilitating. Displacement - -answer-Redirecting an emotion from the original cause to a more immediate substi...