Personality Disorders: Axis 1 and 2 of DSM 5

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  • Axis 1 and 2 of DSM 5
    • Clinical Syndromes
      • Childhood disorders
        • Developmental
          • Intellectual disability
          • Specific learning disorders
          • Pervasive disorders e.g. autism
        • Disruptive
          • ADHD
          • Conduct e.g. vandalism
          • Defiance
      • Anxiety disorders
        • Distress caused from feelings of vulnerability or fear
        • Panic disorder - fear without sufficient reason
        • Phobias - irrational fear of object/situation
        • Generalised anxiety disorder - constant worry
        • OCD - obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviours
      • Somatoform disorders
        • Physical symptoms with no obvious cause
        • Hypochondriasis - worry that you have a serious disease
        • Conversion disorder - paralysis, blindness etc that can't be explained
      • Dissociative disorders
        • Dissociative amnesia - disruptions of memory
        • Dissociative fugue - leaves home as they can't recall their past
        • Dissociative identity disorder - multiple personalities exist
      • Mood disorders
        • Depression e.g. MDD
        • Bipolar disorder e.g. manic depression
      • Schizophrenia
        • Perceptual disturbance e.g. hallucinations
        • Emotional disturbance e.g. flat effect
        • Motor behaviour e.g. catatonia
    • Personality Disorders
      • Persistent, maladaptive patterns of thought and behaviour
        • Impair an indvidual's ability to function
        • 4.4% of general population
          • 72.9% of prison population
      • Removed from reality
        • Paranoid - suspicion and mistrust
        • Schizoid - lack of interest in relationships
        • Schizotypal - difficulty with relationships, eccentric thinking and perception
      • Related to mood
        • Histrionic - attention seeking and overdramatic
        • Narcissistic - sense of own importance
        • Borderline - instability in mood
        • Antisocial - manipulative, impulsiv and lack remorse
          • Physiological - low emotional arousal/reduced anxiety
            • E.g. Adam Lanza had OCD, anxiety and autism, mother ignored his troubles and no longer attended school
          • Family - lack of parental affection
            • E.g. Adam Lanza had OCD, anxiety and autism, mother ignored his troubles and no longer attended school
          • Sociocultural - alienation from society/rejectsocial norms
        • Related to anxiety
          • Dependent - need to be taken care of
          • Obsessive-compulsive - perfectionism
          • Passive-aggressive - avoid responsibility
          • Avoidant - fear of rejection and feelings of inadequacy
        • Big 5 and PD
          • All high N
          • Histrionic and narcissistic have high E
          • Psychopaths high in N (for self awareness) and E (for excitement seeking)

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