Depression, Phobias and OCD
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- Created on: 15-08-17 17:23
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- Depression, Phobias and OCD
- Phobias
- Characteristics
- Behavioural
- How a person acts around the phobic object
- Freezing, fainting, avoidance
- How a person acts around the phobic object
- Cognitive
- How a person's cognitive state changes when anxious
- Resistance to rational arguments, aware that the fear is irrational
- How a person's cognitive state changes when anxious
- Emotional
- How a person feels when experiencing anxiety
- Fear, panic, anxiety, restlessness
- How a person feels when experiencing anxiety
- Behavioural
- Phobias are anxiety disorders
- There are three categories of phobias
- Agoraphobia
- Social Phobias
- Specific Phobia
- Characteristics
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
- It consists of obsessions and compulsions
- Characteristics
- Cognitive
- Behavioural
- How a persons behaviour changes to and reduce anxiety
- Hand washing, locking things, hair pulling
- How a persons behaviour changes to and reduce anxiety
- Emotional
- How a person's emotional state changes when anxious
- Depressed, shame, disgust, embarrassed
- How a person's emotional state changes when anxious
- There are three other types
- Trichotillomania
- Horading
- Excoriation Disorder
- Depression
- It is a mood affective disorder
- Characteristics
- Behavioural
- How a person's behaviour changes
- Reduced energy, insomnia, restless, appetite changes
- How a person's behaviour changes
- Emotional
- How a person's emotional state changes
- Feeling "worthless/empty", boredom, repetition, lonely
- How a person's emotional state changes
- Cognitive
- How a person's cognitive state changes
- Negative view of the world, irrational beliefs, negative self perception
- How a person's cognitive state changes
- Behavioural
- There are four main types
- Major Depressive Disorder
- Persistent Depressive Disorder
- Mood Deregulation Disorder
- Premenstrual Tension + Post-natal Depression
- Phobias
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