Abnormal Psychology (7) 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyPersonality DisordersUniversityAll boards Created by: hayleygainsCreated on: 01-05-15 20:49 Which axis are personality disorders? Axis II 1 of 20 Do others see a change in the individuals behaviour? Rarely, as they usually begin before adulthood 2 of 20 What are personality disorders often comorbid with? Axis I disorders such as dependent PD social phobia 3 of 20 Are sufferers aware of their inflexible style of thinking or way of relating to others? no 4 of 20 Are personality disorders ego-syntonic or ego-dystonic? ego-syntonic 5 of 20 What are Cluster A personality disorders? (DSM IV) odd/eccentric 6 of 20 What are Cluster B personality disorders? (DSM IV) dramatic/erratic 7 of 20 What are Cluster C personality disorders? (DSM IV) anxious/inhibited 8 of 20 Which personality disorders are in Cluster A? (DSM IV) Schizotypal, Paraniod, Schizoid 9 of 20 Which personality disorders are in Cluster B? (DSM IV) antisocial, borderline, histrionic, narcissistic 10 of 20 Which personality disorders are in Cluster C? (DSM IV) Avoidant, Dependent, Obsessive-compulsive 11 of 20 Which personality disorders are included in the DSM V? Schizotypal, antisocial, borderline, narcissistic, avoidant and obsessive compulsive 12 of 20 What percentage of male and female prisoners were diagnosed with antisocial PD in one study? 47% of men and 21% of women 13 of 20 When shown words that elicit fear, where do those with antisocial personality disorder show less activation? the amygdala and hippocampus (fearlessness) - maybe why they fail to show classical conditioning to aversive stimuli 14 of 20 What are the core features of borderline personality disorder? impulsivity and instability in relationships and mood, prone to bouts of anger and self destructive activities 15 of 20 What percentage of people with borderline personality disorder are women? 75% 16 of 20 What did Ford & Widiger 1989 find in relation to the diagnosis of Personality Disorders? clinicians are biased by gender stereotypes when they give a diagnosis, and certain diagnostic criteria may pathologies feminine traits 17 of 20 How much do the diagnostic criteria for PDs overlap? over 50% of people with a PD meet the diagnostic criteria for another PD 18 of 20 The DSM V did not retain 6 of the categories in the DSM IV TR, why? Because their features overlapped with features of one or more of the retained categories 19 of 20 What is the new system in the DSM V appendix? PDTS (Personality disorder trait specified) ... more dimensional and less categorical 20 of 20
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