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POSITIVE STRESSOR THE "STRESS" IS STILL NEGATIVE |
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LENGTH OF TIME IMPORTANCE OF THE SITUATION CUMULATING STRESSORS |
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WHEN EXPERIENCES ARE MORE THAN WE HAVE TO ABILITY TO COPE WITH OVERWHELMING |
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BOTH POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ADD STRESS TO OUR LIVES |
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GOOD REST GOOD DIET GOOD EXERCISE |
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THE DEMANDS TO ADJUST PLACED ON A PERSON A PERSON'S INTERNAL BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSEES TO DEMANDS |
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STRESS IS A BY-PRODUCT OF POOR OR INADEQUATE COPING |
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PERCEPTION OF THE STRESSOR |
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WHAT IS STRESSFUL TO ONE PERSON MAY NOT BE TO ANOTHER |
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ABILITY TO DEAL WITH STRESS WITHOUT NEGATIVE SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES -SELF-CONFIDENCE -SELF-ESTEEM |
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STRESS LEADS TO AN INCREASED PRODUCTION OF WHAT HORMONE? |
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PREPARES THE BODY FOR FLIGHT OR FIGHT |
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DECREASE IMMUNE SYSTEM CAN DAMAGE BRAIN CELLS HELP BODY SUSTAIN ACTION |
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PROCESS OF ADAPTATION OR ACHIEVING STABILITY THROUGH CHANGE |
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RESULTS IN WEAR AND TEAR ON THE BODY RELATED TO ILLNESS |
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CLOGGED ARTERIES AFFECT THE BLOOD SUPPLY TO THE HEART |
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CLOGGED ARTERIES AFFECT THE BLOOD SUPPLY TO THE BRAIN |
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THE STUDY OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND THE IMMUNE SYSTEM |
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VIRUSES AND BACTERIA FOREIGN BODY OR INTERNAL THREAT |
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CIRCULATING BLOOD SUBSTANCE CODED FOR DETECTION OF AND BINDING TO A PARTIQULAR ANTIGEN |
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A PERSON'S LIFESTYLE CAN MAKE THEM MORE LIKELY TO HAVE A NEGATIVE RESPONSE TO STRESS. |
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STRESSED NEEDS EVERYTHING PERFECT EXCESSIVE COMPETITIVE DRIVE EXTREME COMMITMENT TO WORK HOSTILITY IMPATIENCE OR TIME URGENCY PLAY TO WIN! |
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LAID BACK PATIENT RELAXED EASY-GOING |
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NEUROTIC INSECURE ANXIOUS DISTRESSED (WHAT THE D STANDS FOR) TENDENCY TO EXPERIENCE NEGATIVE EMOTIONS WORRY IRITABILITY GLOOM |
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MAKES CHANGES IN ONE'S SELF, ONE'S SURROUNDINGS OR BOTH, DEPENDING ON THE SITUATION. THE ACTION MAY BE OVERT, AS IN SHOWING ONE'S SPOUSE MORE AFFECTION THE ACTION MAY BE COVERT, AS IN LOWERING ONE'S LEVEL OF ASPIRATION THE ACTION MAY INVOLVE RETREATING FROM THE PROBLEM, ATTACKING IT DIRECTLY OR TRYING TO FIND A WORKABLE COMPROMISE |
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ESPECIALLY COMMON IN SOLDIERS INVOLVED IN ABUSIVE VIOLENCE AND PRISONERS OF WAR |
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STRESS INOCULATION TRAINING |
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ATTEMPTS TO PREPARE A PERSON IN ADVANCE OF A STRESSOR PREPARES PEOPLE TO TOLERATE AN ANTICIPATED THREAT BY CHANGING THE THINGS THEY SAY TO THEMSELVES BEFORE THE CRISIS. |
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THREE-STAGE PROCESS OF STREE INOCULATION TRAINING |
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1)INFORMATION IS PROVIDED ABOUT THE STRESSFUL SITUATION AND ABOUT WAYS PEOPLE CAN DEAL WITH SUCH DANGERS 2)SELF-STATEMENTS THAT PROMOTE EFFECTIVE ADAPTATION ARE REHEARSED 3)THE PERSON PRACTICES MAKING SUCH SELF-STATEMENTS WHILE BEING EXPOSED TO A VARIETY OF EGO-THREATENING OR PAIN-THREATENING STRESSORS |
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DIRECT THERAPEUTIC EXPOSURE |
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REINTRODUCES THE STIMULI THAT ARE FEARED |
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FEAR OF GOING IN SOCIAL SITUATIONS BECAUSE THERE IS A FEAR OF HAVING A PANIC ATTACK |
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BLOOD-INJECTION-INJURY PHOBIA |
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SPECIFIC PHOBIA PRESENTS DIFFERENTLY THAN OTHERS DISGUST MORE THAN A FEAR WEAKNESS FAINTING |
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INVOLVE ONE OR MORE SOCIAL SITUATIONS LIKE PUBLIC SPEAKING, USING THE PUBLIC RESTROOM, OR EATING IN PUBLIC FEAR OF BEING EXPOSED TO THE SCRUTINY AND POTENTIAL NEGATIVE EVALUATION BY OTHERS. FEAR THAT HE OR SHE MAY ACT IN AN EMBARRASSING MANNER. EITHER AVOID THESE SITUATIONS OR ENDURE THEM WITH HIGH DISTRESS |
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SHOWS STRONG AND PERSISTENT FEAR THAT IS EXCESSIVE OR UNREASONABLE AND IS TRIGGERED BY THE PRESENCE OF A SPECIFIC OBJECT OF SITUATION. WHEN ENCOUNTERED WITH THE PHOBIC SITUATION THEY OFTEN SHOW IMMEDIATE FEAR RESPONSE THAT OFTEN RESEMBLES A PANIC ATTACK THERE IS A CLEAR EXTERNAL TRIGGER |
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GENERALIZED SOCIAL PHOBIA |
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A TYPE OF SOCIAL PHOBIA WHERE PEOPLE HAVE SIGNIFICANT FEARS OF MOST SOCIAL SITUATIONS RATHER THAN JUST A FEW OFTEN ALSO HAVE A DIAGNOSIS OF AVOIDANT PERSONALITY DISORDER. |
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LOSS OF SENSE OF PERSONAL IDENTITY OFTEN WITH A FEELING OF BEING SOMETHING OR SOMEONE ELSE |
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PERSISTANT AND RECURRENT INTRUSIVE THOUGHTS, IMAGES, OR IMPULSES THAT A PERSON EXPERIENCES AS DISTURBING AND INAPPROPRIATE BUT HAS DIFFUCULTY SUPRESSING |
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MILD MOOD DISORDER CHARACTERIZED BY CYCLICAL PERIODS OF HYPOMANIC AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS |
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OVERT REPETITIVE BEHAVIOR (SUCH AS HAND WASHING OR CHECKING) OR MORE COVERT MENTAL ACTS (SUCH AS COUNTING, PRAYING, SAYING CERTAIN WORDS SILENTLY, OR ORDERING) THAT A PERSON FEELS DRIVEN TO PERFORM IN A RESPONSE TO AN OBSESSION |
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INVOLVES CONTROLLED EXPOSURE TO THE STIMULI OR SITUATIONS THAT ELICIT PHOBIC FEAR |
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EMOTIONAL STATE CHARACTERIZED BY EXTRAORDINARY SADNESS AND DEJECTION |
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EMOTIONAL STATE CHARACTERIZED BY INTENSE AND UNREALISTIC FEELINGS OF EXCITEMENT AND EUPOHRIA |
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MODERATE SEVERE MOOD DISORDER CHARACTERIZED BY A PERSISTANTLY DEPRESSED MOOD MOST OF THE DAY FOR MORE DAYS THAN NOT FOR AT LEAST 2 YEARS. POOR APPETITE SLEEP DISTURBANCES NO ENERGY LOW SELF-ESTEEM DIFFICULTY CONCENTRATING FEELING HOPELESS |
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IN ADDITION TO HAVING MAJOR DEPRESSION DISORDER A PATIENT EITHER HAS LOST INTEREST OR PLEASEURE IN ALMOST ALL ACTIVITIES OR DOES NOT REACT TO USUALLY PLEASURABLE STIMULI OR DESIRED EVENTS. MUST EXPERIENCE AT LEAST 3 OF THE FOLLOWING: 1)EARLY MORNING AWAKENINGS 2)DEPRESSION BEING WORSE IN THE MORNING 3)MARKED PSYCHOMOTOR RETARDATION OR AGITATION 4)SIGNIFICANT LOSS OF APPETITE AND WEIGHT 5)INAPPROPRIATE OR EXCESSIVE GUILT 6)DEPRESSED MOOD THAT IS QUILATATIVELY DIFFERENT FROM THE SADNESS EXPEREIENCED DURING A NONMELANCHOLIC DEPRESSION |
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INCLUDES A PATTERN OF SYMPTOMS CHARACTERIZED BY MOOD REACTIVITY PERSON'S MOOD BRIGHTENS IN RESPONSE TO POTENTIAL POSITIVE EVENTS. PERSON MUST SHOW 2 ORMORE OF THE FOLLOWING: 1)SIGNIFICANT WEIGHT GAIN OR INCREASE IN APPETITE 2)HYPERSOMNIA (SLEEPING TOO MUCH) 3)LEADEN PARALYSIS (HEAVY FEELINGS IN ARMS AND LEGS) 4)A LONG-STANDING PATTERN OF BEING ACUTELY SENSITIVE TO INTERPERSONAL REJECTIONS. |
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A PATTERN OF BIPOLAR DISORDER INVOLVING AT LEAST 4 MANIC OR DEPRESSIVE EPISODES EACH YEAR |
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INVOLVES A TENDENCY TO FOCUS ON ONE NEGATIVE DETAIL OF A SITUATION WHILE IGNORING OTHER ELEMENTS OF THE SITUATION. ONLY REMEMBER THE NEGATIVE THINGS THAT HAPPENED |
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BECK'S THEORY ON DEPRESSION |
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THE COGNITIVE SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION OFTEN PRECEDE AND CAUSE THE AFFECTIVE OR MOOD SYMPTOMS, RATHER THAN VICE VERSA. FOR EXAMPLE, IF YOU THINKT HT YOU'RE A FAILURE OR THAT YOU'RE UGLY, IT WOULD NOT BE SURPRISING IF THOSE THOUGHTS LED TO A DEPRESSED MOOD. NEGATIVE COGNITIONS ARE CENTRAL |
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A TRIAD OF TYPES OF NEGATIVE THOUGHTS 1)NEGATIVE THOUGHTS ABOUT THE SELF (I'M UGLY, I'M WORTHLESS, I'M A FAILURE) 2)NEGATIVE THOUGHTS ABOUT ONE'S EXPERIENCES AND THE SURROUNDING WORLD (NO ONE LOVES ME, PEOPLE TREAT ME BAD) 3)NEGATIVE THOUGHTS ABOUT ONE'S FUTURE (IT'S HOPELESS BECAUSE THINGS WILL ALWAYS BE THIS WAY) |
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THE THREE PHASES OF STRESS |
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1)ALARM REACTION: BODY HAS LOWER RESISTANCE TO STRESS, ATTEMPTS TO DEFEND SELF 2)RESISTANCE: ALL RESOURCES ARE FIGHTING THE EFFECTS OF STRESS 3)EXHAUSTION: RESOURCES ARE USED UP, BODY NO LONGER ABLE TO RESIST. LEADS TO ILLNESS AND/OR DEATH |
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PARENTS NEED TO CLEARLY HELP CHILDREN UNDERSTAND WHAT IS CAUSING THEIR STRESS. IDENTIFY WHAT THE ISSUE IS IS EMPOWERING FOR THE CHILD TO BE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND IT AND FIND A SOLUTION. HOLD THEM, TOUCH THEM, WALK WITH THEM. HEAD AND HEART CONNECTION. IDENTIFY FOR YOUR CHILD THAT THEY MAY BE UNDER STRESS. HELP THEM FEEL THAT THERE IS A WAY TO ADDRESS IT AND A WAY TO GET THEIR ARMS AROUND IT SO THEY CAN GET CONTOL OF THE STRESS AND MOVE PAST IT. OFTEN TIMES THERE IS A NEED FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT IF THE STRESS HAS MANIFESTED ITSELF IN A PHYSICAL SYMPTOM (FAST HEART RATE, INABILITY TO FALL ASLEEP AT NIGHT) |
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EMILLE'S DAUGHTER'S LAUGHTER IS A DRUG FOR HIM |
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PTSD VIDEO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RICHARD AND EMILLE'S SYMPTOMS? |
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RICHARD DID NOT HAVE NIGHTMARES HE NEVER RELIVED BATTLES HIS BEST FRIEND DIED HEAVY DRINKING CRYING/OUTBURSTS DENIAL |
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DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT IS AVAILABLE VERY EARLY AFTER RETURNING HOME FROM WAR. PROBLEMS IN PEOPLE ACCESING TREATMENT BECAUSE THERE IS A LACK OF RECOGNITION AND A STIGMA/SENSE OF SHAME. CAN HAPPEN TO ANYONE, PRIVATE TO GENERAL. CERTAIN AMOUNT OF PREPARATION (HARDENING) THAT CAN PREVENT SOLDIERS FROM DEVELOPING PTSD. IMMEDIATE HELP DEBRIEFING (TALKING ABOUT EXPERIENCES) NEEDS VARY MEDICATION |
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ORGANIZES THE RESPONSE TO STRESS |
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SEVEN TYPES OF ANXIETY DISORDERS |
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-PHOBIC DISORDERS OF THE "SPECIFIC" TYPE -PHOBIC DISORDERS OF THE "SOCIAL" TYPE -PANIC DISORDER WITH AGORAPHOBIA -PANIC DISORDER WITHOUT AGORAPHOBIA -GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER -OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER -POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER |
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A PERSISTENT AND DISPROPORTIONATE FEAR OF SOME SPECIFIC OBJECT OR SITUATION THAT PRESENTS LITTLE OR NO ACTUAL DANGER |
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THREE MAIN CATEGORIES OF PHOBIAS |
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-SOCIAL -SPECIFIC -AGORAPHOBIA |
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FEAR BEING TRANSFERRED BY OBSERVATION. "A FRIEND GETS BIT BY A DOG SO NOW YOU ARE SCARED OF DOGS" "YOU'RE GRANDFATHER VOMITS BEFORE DYING SO NOW YOU HAVE DEVELOPED A VOMITING PHOBIA" |
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SWEATING BLUSHING FAST HEARTBEAT ON VERGE OF QUITTING JOB TAUGHT SWIMMING TO YOUNG CHILDREN AND THIS HELPED HIM DEAL WITH HIS SOCIAL PHOBIA. PARENTS WATCHED HIM TEACH THE LESSONS. THIS WAS GIVING HIM EXPOSURE THERAPY |
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TREATMENTS OF SOCIAL PHOBIA |
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-BEHAVIOR THERAPY -COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (CHANGE THOUGHTS, POSITIVE AND HELPFUL) -MEDICATION |
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TRAPPED IN OWN HOUSE LIKE A HAVEN AND PRISON SICK HEART RACING LACK OF BREATHS CAN'T GET OUT HELP BY PAINTING GREY TO COLOR |
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GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER |
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CHARACTERIZED BY CHRONIC OR EXCESSIVE WORRY ABOUT A NUBER OF EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES. TWICE AS COMMON IN WOMEN AS IN MEN. EACH YEAR 3% OF THE POPULATION EXPERIENCE IT |
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TREATMENT FOR GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER |
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DRUGS SUCH AS VALIUM ARE OFTEN MISUSED. BUSPIRONE SEEMS EFFECTIVE AND NON-ADDICTIVE COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY HAS BECOME EFFECTIVE |
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AN INTERDISCIPLINARY FIELD THAT FOCUSES ON THE ROLE THAT PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS PLAY IN THE OCCURRENCE, MAINTENANCE , AND PREVENTION OF MEDICAL PROBLEMS. TAKES INTO ACCOUNT BIOLOGICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND SOCIOCULTURAL INFLUENCES WHEN CONSIDERING A PERSON'S HEALTH AND WELLNESS. |
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A PSYCHOLOGICAL SUB-SPECIALTY WITHIN BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE. DEALS WITH PSYCHOLOGY'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT, AND PREVENTION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL COMPONENTS OF MEDICAL PROBLEMS. |
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FORMS AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN A BEHAVIOR (PECKING) AND A CONSEQUENCE (FOOD POPPING OUT) (BIRD PECKING TO GET FOOD EXAMPLE) |
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-RE-EXPERIENCING THE TRAUMATIC EVENT -AVOIDING STIMULI ASSOCIATED WITH THE TRAUMA -CHRONIC TENSION -IRRITABILITY -INSOMNIA -IMPAIRED CONCENTRATION AND MEMORY -FEELINGS OF DEPRESSION |
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**TO BE CONSIDERED TO HAVE PTSD THE SYMPTOMS HAVE TO LAST FOR AT LEAST ONE MONTH** |
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**CHILDREN DO NOT HAVE THE ABILITY TO KNOW WHY THEY ARE STRESSING** |
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HALF OF THE POPULATION WILL EXPERIENCE A TRAUMATIC EVENT BUT ONLY 7.8% WILL DEVELOP PTSD TWICE AS PREVALENT IN WOMEN CAN OCCUR WITH OTHER DISORDERS |
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-SOLDIERS -FIREFIGHTERS -POLICEMEN/FIRST RESPONDERS -VICTIMS OF ANY ABUSE -DOCTORS/TRAUMA/BURN -VICTIMS OF NATURAL DISASTERS -VICTIMS OF TERRORIST ATTACKS -COUNSELORS |
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STRESS-INOCULATION TRAINING USED MOST |
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-IN THE MILITARY -BEFORE SURGERY |
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SHORT-TERM CRISIS THERAPY -GIVES ADVICE, GUIDANCE, REASSUREANCE IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE EVENT DIRECT EXPOSURE THERAPY -REINTRODUCES THE STIMULI THAT ARE FEARED (EXPOSURE THERAPY) |
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-TELEPHONE HOTLINES -PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICATIONS (ANTIDEPRESSENTS) |
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DISORDER THAT OCCURS FOLLOWING AN EXTREME TRAUMATIC EVENT, IN WHICH A PERSON REEXPERIENCES THE EVENT, AVOIDS REMINDERS OF THE TRAUMA, AND EXHIBITS PERSISTENT INCREASED AROUSAL |
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OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER DIFINITION |
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ANXIETY DISORDER CHARACTERIZED BY THE PERSISTENT INTRUSION OF UNWANTED AND INTRUSIVE THOUGHTS OR DISTRESSING IMAGES. ACCOMPANIED BY COMPULSIVE BEHAVIORS TO NEUTRALIZE THE OBSESSIVE THOUGHTS OR IMAGES AND TO PREVENT SOME DREADED EVENT OR SITUATION |
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BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT INVOLVING A COMBINATION OF EXPOSURE AND (COMPULSIVE) RESPONSE PREVENTION |
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-CLEANING -CHECKING -REPEATING -ORDERING/ARRANGING -COUNTING |
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EXISTS WHEN THERE IS AN OBVIOUS DANGER |
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EMOTION THAT INVOLVES ACITVATION OF THE FIGHT OF FLIGHT RESPONSE OVERWHELMING SENSE OF FEAR |
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TREATMENTS FOR SPECIFIC PHOBIAS |
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-EXPOSURE THERAPY -PARTICIPANT MODELING (THERAPIST HOLDS SPIDER AND YOU SEE THAT IT IS SAFE) -VIRTUAL REALITY THERAPIES (GO THROUGH EXPERIENCE WITHOUT ACTUALLY DOING IT...PLANES) |
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TREATMENT FOR SOCIAL PHOBIA |
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-BEHAVIOR THERAPY -COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (CHANGE THOUGHTS, POSITIVE AND HELPFUL) -MEDICATION |
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PERCEIVED CONTROL RELATED TO PANIC DISORDERS |
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OVER THE AMOUNT OF CARBON-DIOXIDE-ALTERED AIR THAT IS INHALED |
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COGNITIVE THEORY OF PANIC |
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PANIC CLIENTS ARE HYPERSENSITIVE TO THEIR BODILY SENSATIONS AND ARE VERY PRONE TO GIVING THEM THE DIREST POSSIBLE INTERPRETATION. EXAMPLE..PERSON WHOS HEART IS RACING MIGHT THINK THEY ARE HAVING A HEART ATTACK OR PERSON WHO IS DIZZY MIGHT THINK THEY HAVE A BRAIN TUMOR *THE AUTONOMIC (UNCONTROLLABLE) THOUGHTS ARE THE TRIGGERS OF PANIC |
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MORE COMMON THAN POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION EMOTIONAL LABILITY CRYING EASILY IRRITABLITY INTERMIXED WITH HAPPY FEELINGS NOT AS SERIOUS AS POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION |
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COGNITIVE DIATHESIS FOR DEPRESSION |
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FACTORS THAT INCREASE THE RISK FOR DEPRESSION |
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MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER |
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SYMPTOMS ARE SEVERE AND PERSISTENT NO EPISODES OF MANIA CAUSE CLINICAL DISTRESS OF IMPAIRMENT |
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DEPRESSED MOST OF THE DAY ALMOST EVERY DAY LACK OF INTEREST OR PLEASURE IN ALMOST ALL ACTIVITIES WEIGHT CHANGE SLEEP CHANGE PSYCHOMOTOR AGITATION LACK OF ENERGY, FATIGUE FEELING OF WORTHLESSNESS LACK OF CONCENTRATION, ABILITY TO THINK THOUGHTS OF DEATH, SUICIDE |
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MDD WITH PSYCHOTIC FEATURES |
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LOOSES TOUCH WITH REALITY HAS DELUSIONS AND HALLUCINATIONS |
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SEASONAL AFFECTIVE DISORDER |
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SAD PEOPLE WHO EXPERIENCE RECURRENT DEPRESSIVE EPISODES IN A PATTERN USUALLY WHEN THERE IS MINIMAL SUN LIGHT |
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-BRIGHT LIGHT THERAPY IN THE MORNING -DAWN SIMULATION THERAPY -NEGATIVE AIR IONIZAION THERAPY -ANTIDEPRESSANT MEDS -PSYCHOTHERAPY |
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COGNITIVE THERAPY AND DEPRESSION |
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BEST KNOWN FOR UNIPOLAR DEPRESSION. FOCUSES ON THE HERE AND NOW PROBLEMS RATHER THAN ON THE MORE REMOTE CAUSAL ISSUES THAT PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY OFTEN ADDRESES. CONSISTS OF HIGHLY STRUCTURED, SYSTEMATIC ATTEMPTS TO TEACH PEOPLE WITH UNIPOLAR DEPRESSION TO EVALUATE THEIR BELIEFS AND NEGATIVE AUTOMATIC THOUGHTS SYSTEMATICALLY. |
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A PERSON WHOSE RESPONSE TO A COMMON STRESSOR SUCH AS GOING TO COLLEGE OF LOSING A JOB IS MALADAPTIVE AND OCCURS WITHIN 3 MONTHS OF THE STRESSOR. CANNOT LAST MORE THAN 6 MONTHS OR THE DIAGNOSIS MUST CHANGE |
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MOST COMMON ANXIETY DISORDER |
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TYPE OF BIPOLAR THAT MEGAN HAS IN THE MOVIE |
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MOST SEVER TYPE OF BIPOLAR DIFFFERS FROM DEPRESSION BECUASE AT LEAST ONE MANIC EPISODE |
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DIFFERS FROM DEPRESSION BECAUSE AT EAST ONE HYPOMANIC EPISODE |
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PESSIMISTIC ATTRIBUTIONAL STYLE (YOU WANT TO BE THE OPPOSITE: EXTERNAL, SITUATIONAL, UNSTABLE) |
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A PESSIMISTIC ATTRIBUTIONAL STYLE AND ONE OR MORE NEATIVE LIFE EVENTS WILL NOT PRODUCE DEPRESSION UNLESS ONE FIRST EXPERIENCES A STATE OF HOPELESSNESS |
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***THE FEELING OF HOPELESSNESS IS KEY FOR DEPRESSION TO OCCUR*** |
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***IF YOU HAVE DEPRESSION YOUR LEVELS OF SERATONIN ARE LOWER*** |
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AMONG THE TOP TEN LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH IN MOST WESTERN COUTRIES |
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SUICIDE ATTEMPTS ARE MOST COMMON |
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***WOMEN ARE MORE LIKELY TO ATTEMPT SUICIDE BUT MEN ARE MORE LIKELY TO COMLETE SUICIDE*** |
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MOSTLY BECAUSE OF HOW THEY GO ABOUT COMMITING THE SUICIDE (GUN VS. SLITTING WRIST) |
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NUMBER ONE RIST FACTOR FOR SUICIDE IN ADULTS |
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FATHER KILLS FAMILY THEN HIMSELF |
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