Abnormal Psychology (W18)

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  • Abnormal Psychology
    • Psycho dynamic : ID, EGO, Superego
      • Approaches
        • Humantistic: mental issues arise where people feel inadequate to others and strive to meet requirements.
        • Medical Perspective: hippocrates- black bile, yellow bile, blood and phlegm lead to emotional problems. The Medical Model: Abnormalitiesare defects in the brain and nervous system.
        • Diathesis stress approach: genetics and early learning yields a predisposition
    • Medical Perspective: hippocrates- black bile, yellow bile, blood and phlegm lead to emotional problems. The Medical Model: Abnormalitiesare defects in the brain and nervous system.
    • Humantistic: mental issues arise where people feel inadequate to others and strive to meet requirements.
    • Diathesis stress approach: genetics and early learning yields a predisposition
    • DSM 5: classifies abnormality via strict criteria
    • Treatment
      • Ancient: trephining - a hole in the skull to release evil.
        • Tranquilising chair: Torture to drive out evil spirits.
      • Current treatments
        • Eclectic approach: therapist using theoretical operation per client not per issue.
          • Psychoanalysis: Free association / talking therapy / hypnosis
          • Client Centred therapy (humanistic) allows for free speech
          • Gestalt Therapy: unity of the mind and body - sensation and emotion.
          • Systematic desensitisation : remove the unpleasant emotional response.
            • Aversion Therapy: Introduce negative stimulus to change a perception.
          • Behaviour modification: operant conditioning
            • Token Economy: rewards
              • Modelling: Lead by example
              • Social Skills Training
              • CBT (different views and perceptions of situations)
      • Group, family, couples therapy.
    • Biological Treatments
      • ECT Electroconvulsive therapies
      • Cingulotomy:Cutting the cingulum bundle connecting the prefrontal cortex with the limbic system - OCD
      • Drugs: Antidepressant, antipsychotic, anti anxiety, antimanic
    • Anxiety Disorders (apprehension disorder)
      • OCD (obsessions and compulsions)
        • Conversion Disorder (physical complaints that resemble neurological disorders but have no neurological basis)
          • Sexual Dysfunction
            • Paraphillia (sexual content disorder)
          • Seasional affective disorder
        • Mood Disorders
          • Mania
          • Depression
      • Schizophrenic Disorders (Split mind)
    • Panic Disorder (fear of fear, unpresidented lack of regulation)
      • PTSD (Traumatic anxiety disorder)
        • Dissociative disorders (disruption of consciousness)
        • Personality disorders
          • Dissociative disorders (disruption of consciousness)
    • Phobic Disorders (irrational fears)
      • Somatisation Disorder (physical ailments with no biological basis)

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